New York nightlife has always played an important role in hip-hop culture, and few venues are remembered with the same energy as The Tunnel. For artists, DJs, promoters, and fans who experienced the city’s club scene during its peak years, the venue represented much more than a place to spend a Saturday night. It was a meeting point where music, fashion, street culture, and competition all came together. For members of Dipset, memories of clubs from that era connect naturally […]
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Sunday night, Preemo took over the 1s and 2s in UK at The Garage in Highbury and played countless hits from his catalogue. hhc
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Shot in front of Jake Handegard‘s camera, Juicy J and Cory give their duet a live performance from the studio. This title pretty much sums up our email inbox. Click click.
Looks like Banks has decided to put the second installment of his Cold Corner series on ice. Ah well, at least there’s a new album on the way.
This was uploaded to YouTube earlier this month, but we’re just now getting wind of it. While at the Academy of American Poets in NYC, Oscar winning actor Adrien Brody paid homage to Biggie by reciting the lyrics to his classic track, “10 Crack Commandments“. This clip is strictly for my hustlin’ niggas. lowkey
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