As easy as a walk in the park, the Conglomerate’s Reek Da Villian lays down his raps over Meek Mill’s standout Dream Chasers track.
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Everybody’s talking about the good ‘ol days. Well, Shallah takes us back to 1986 on this smooth cut produced by DJ Thoro. Raekwon’s upcoming Lost Jewelry EP coming early ’13. xzone
Still stuck in the West Indian culture, here comes the second offering off Snoop’s reggae-inspired Reincarnation. Ironically, this isn’t bad, until he starts rapping. Produced by Major Lazer.
Mike Will Made It will release his Est. In 1989 2.5 on Christmas Eve. And what better way to brag about your statistics than the first single featuring Guwap and Juicy J. Depending on who, we probably did too. complex
In the latest chapter taken from The Playboy Diaries Vol. 1, Lloyd in his directing debut indulges in some of Amsterdam’s finest women and herbs. Might be that time to book a flight.
King L’s Drilluminati is right around the corner. But in the meantime, he’s walking around town and blowing that good smoke for Showtime‘s latest viewing.
While all she talks about is Louis, Jermaine gets more off his chest with an extended version of his S.O.U.L. Tape 2 collabo. Here’s something else to yap about: Born Sinner coming in 2013.
Out with the gold and in with the chrome, Maino, Lucky Don and Twigg Martin drop their rendition of Trinidad James’ underground hit. xzone
It appears so. Before Tyga was running with YMCMB, he was contestant on the unaired MTV game show, Bu$tas. The program was hosted by Kurupt and featured amateur rappers competing for, well, we’ll never know. When it was all said and done, Tyga lost to some other poor sap. But if history has proven anything, it’s that rappers and gameshows don’t mix. These days, hardcore authenticty in hip-hop has gone the way of the dinosaur. So more than likely, this will […]
T.I. has noted he’s recorded tons of tracks on numerous occassions. In fact, he now tells Rap-Up that after he drops Heavy Is The Head, he wants to follow up with He Who Wears The Crown.
[…] “Can I Speak to You,” produced by DJ Pain 1 and featuring ScHoolboy Q, is the best track on the project. The beat is lush and sample-forward, in a dusky, early-2000s Just Blaze lane. Q, a rising TDE rapper, takes a substantial verse. 50 Cent sounds re-energized. He becomes the trash-talking 50 that was missing from the other songs. The closer imports a younger West Coast voice onto a Queens street album and returns 50 Cent to competitive writing after a run of money and sex records. […]