The good folks over at Complex got a chance to preview Game’s R.E.D. and one particular track review caught my eye. Don’t let the title scare ya. “Mother’s Womb” f/ Nelly Furtado Produced By: Pharrell Complex says: The title’s kind of gross, right? Doesn’t sound so hot, either. Game waxes poetic about all the gangsta shit he’s been up to since he’s left his mother’s womb. What better way to do that than have Nelly Furtado ride shotgun? FOH. Skateboard […]
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Off the almost as good as Jadakiss’ mixtape, here’s Jeezy’s car song now with no tags. A cool consolation prize but we all need that “Ill’in” CDQ in our lives ASAP. NMC
Nice find, Soul.
It’s… about… to go… down. JZW Via HelenAsPopkin
So sick. So sick.
Last Sunday, John Austin IV performed one of my favorite remixes of all-time at a Bike Day LA event in Hollywood. Pardon his on stage laziness ’cause this song still knocks. Diamond D on the track! The kids don’t know. T.R.O.Y.
An early version of this leaked awhile back, but this is official like a ref with a whistle. Gucci Mane adds his two cents to Uncle Bun’s first single. Trill OG still comin’ soon! NR
You heard the man, help ’em out. Do you remember?
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”betty_vs_jay_z_”] Marcy, ma.
Who says YN ain’t got love for rap’s new generation? Ha. Seriously, I first heard about dude on Angela Yee’s show so why not? The kid holds the mic like a grudge. You know the drill: Download link here. Tracklist on the other side. UHTN Via DJ Booth
Tech N9ne has always had a unique approach to hip hop, and this album seems to show why he has remained such a recognizable name for so long. I like that the article highlights both his perseverance and the variety of collaborations featured across ASIN9NE. Seventeen tracks also gives listeners plenty of material to discover instead of relying on just one standout song. Music careers can be especially interesting when you consider how much an artist can accomplish over many years. A chronological age calculator can be a simple way to understand someone's age at different points in their personal or professional timeline, which adds an interesting perspective when looking at long careers.