With his all-girl band, Prince helped Late Night with Jimmy Fallon celebrate their 4 year anniversary by performing “Screwdriver” and “Bambi”. Looks like he owes Roots guitarist, Captain Kirk a new guitar. MiMi also partook in the festivities with a toast. She discussed American Idol and revealed her album, which will feature the likes of Hit-Boy, The-Dream, JD and more, will be due in May.
As the cameras roll inside the Shade 45 studio, Pusha T brought the Wrath Of Caine over to Kay Slay’s show for a lip sync rendition of his Young Chop-produced track. Blocka blocka!
Before 50’s protege fighter Billy Dib went head-to-toe with Evgeny Gradovich last night, Fif walked him to the ring performing “New Day”. When it was all said and done, it was a split-decision loss for Dib. Rematch.
Flex is gearing up for the release of his tape, Who You Mad At? Me Or Yourself? Tonight, he rolls out the first offering from Breezy and guest Problem which he premiered a few nights ago.
Backed by Jake Troth and Epic Meal Time, Big Boi gets down and puts on a free show in support of his Vicious Lies & Dangerous Rumors. Album is on iTunes now.
Flo Rida is born ready. And with Future’s helping hand, he pulls an all-nighter on his new track, which premiered on South Florida’s 99 Jamz.
When did EPSN turn into Tha Basement? Following Bun B, Paul Wall pulls up and shows love to ESPN’s “First Take” by repping H-Town to the fullest. Daps all around.
Kirko Bangz is in love with a stripper. And while she works to make them dollars, he’s out having some fun of his own. Directed by Benny Boom.
Hours after a drive-by shooting left a fan dead and two wounded in Philadelphia, French Montana released a statement regarding the incident. Now would be a good time to put them choppers down. “My bus was located in the vicinity of the incident that took place away from the venue, last night in Philadelphia. I had a peaceful concert and was not involved. My deepest thoughts and sympathies go out to the families of the victims, as well as all of […]
G.O.O.D. Music’s Ryan McDermott calls upon the services of Hit-Boy for his latest tune. Look out for his debut album, Ryan vs. The Sandman: The Tale of the Sleepwalkers coming soon. complex
I really like BIA's voice, she has a really interesting timbre and a beautiful voice. However, I have to say that the backing vocals in 'We On Go' don't convince me at all: there is too much detachment from her main voice and I find them decidedly too loud and overbearing, almost overwhelming the rest of the song.