It’s a hour and a half before Easter, but because N.O. couldn’t wait to give up the goods, 57th Ave drops off his 10-track EP in our Easter basket earlier than expected. Tracklist and download link below.
Ace Hood stopped by Cosmic Kev‘s show last night and showcased his flow over a few instrumentals on Philly’s Power 99. Blood, Sweat & Tears coming soon.
?uest took over the 1’s and 2’s last night at the Mezzanine in San Francisco and before closing out the evening, he surprised the crowd by bringing out Tony Starks for a performance of “Cherchez LaGhost”. hhica
[vodpod id=Video.6901605&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Africa is far. Word to T-Boz, but you don’t have to head back to the Mother Land to view Nasir and Damian’s latest clip. Nah mean. Off their collaborative LP, Distant Relatives. wshh
Well it ain’t Steve Harvey. It’s Odd Future’s Tyler, The Creator and he keeps the promo for his upcoming album in full swing by introducing his Thurnis Haley character. Goblin in stores 5.10.11. #GolfWang
On the real, this is the best we’ve heard from Ja in awhile. Produced by Aurelius, here’s the first single off Pain Is Love 2, which he plans to drop the day before he reports to prison along with The Renaissance Project. hhnm
Although, Diddy is not on the track, he and Tyga take it to Times Square and separate the real from the fake with their viral pairing. Off Tyga’s recent mixtape, Black Thoughts Vol. 2. wshh
It’s hard to let go any type of verse from J.Cole and here he lays one down for his Dreamville signees, StartYourOwnRebellion. Off their debut mixtape, LP3020, which you can download here.
Yesterday, $hort Dawg revealed that he’s releasing his 19th studio album in August. No exact date or title yet, but the Bay Area MC did state the project will contain 12 tracks and 4 bonus cuts. If his collaborative LP with E-40 is also still in the works, then Short Dizzle is definitely on his grizzle. heads up: 57
For Maino’s latest edition of his #RespectTheJux series, he puts his rigged rhymes together by tacking an opening verse to Trina and T-Pain’s project anthem. Uh, that is so ghetto. uhtn
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.