After performing it live for the first time the other night, Q brought Kendrick and his single to television during yesterday’s broadcast of The Arsenio Hall Show. You can never have enough collard greens. After the jump, he performs “m.A.A.d city” and talks to Arsenio on his “Control” verse, Black Hippy and praises from Ice Cube and Pharrell.
With Jahlil Beats’ production and a helping hand from Rocko, Uncle Murda wu’s through our speakers with a brand new recording. Premiered by Flex.
Chris Webby will finally release his Homegrown EP on October 29. Last Tuesday, he showcased a few of his raps during his visit with DJ Tony Touch.
After crashing Fallon last week, Kanye and Charlie Wilson jetted across the pond to perform their single during today’s Later…With Jools Holland. Yeezus is in stores now. info
Stalley has just released the extended play version of Honest Cowboy today and links up with Rashad for the two new recordings. Purchase the EP on iTunes now.
For the latest video off his Lean On Me EP, Killa Kyleon pulls out the candy coated whips and puts on for his city with his fellow Houston natives. Download the EP here.
New York’s West Side Gallery was converted into a performance hall last night for FADER’s #uncapped music series. ScHoolboy Q was the event’s headliner and brought out Kendrick Lamar for their first performance of “Collard Greens”.
What we have is much more than just a track. It’s a newbie form AG Da Coroner. And with Meyhem Lauren and a L.T.D. sample on deck, AG brings another cut off his upcoming Crushed Grapes EP.
Jhené Aiko wakes up alongside Childish Gambino on her latest offering off her upcoming Sail Out EP. The project drops in full on October 29. Wake up.
Somewhere over looking the Big Apple, you can find 50 and his new video. The audio is lifted from his 5 (Murder By Numbers). Download the project here.
It is interesting to look back at this discussion because the concerns about technology becoming a barrier to real communication have only become more noticeable over time. Messages are quick and convenient, yet they often cannot communicate tone, emotion, or intention as clearly as a real conversation. Technology itself is not necessarily the problem, but how we choose to use it matters. Even something as simple as a Basic Calculator shows how useful technology can be when it solves a practical problem without replacing meaningful human connections and conversations.