Before The Weeknd sets to embark on Kiss Land, he delivers his latest opus featuring Drake. The chorus sounds rushed, but hopefully the final product doesn’t on September 10th.
Before The Weeknd sets to embark on Kiss Land, he delivers his latest opus featuring Drake. The chorus sounds rushed, but hopefully the final product doesn’t on September 10th.
Since last week, B.o.B’s fire seems to be reignited. And on his latest recording, he brings forth what the game’s been missing: bars.
Lil Flip returns to music in the memory of the late Pimp C’s mother, Weslyn Monroe. “Mama Wes” passed away in Port Arthur, TX from a sudden illness. Reunited and it feels so trill.
No TLC, but Cole still found his way back ’round. During VH1’s Do Something awards a few weeks ago, Jermaine brought J. Hud out for assistance during his “Crooked Smile” performance.
Showing off his fancy footwork, Breezy parades through the night spot in his brand new video, but it’s Nicki’s entrance that steals the show. Off Chris Brown’s upcoming album, X.
Just days after releasing his Kendrick response, Lupe follows up with the third installment of his “Super Lupe Rap” series. Produced by Soundtrakk.
It’s a Grand Hustle and Cash Money affair. And for their latest visual, they surround themselves with plenty of paper and a handful of women in body paint. G.D.O.D. is available here.
Great breakdown of Statik Selektah’s *Round Trip*! Honestly, this 2023 Mass Appeal release is pure boom-bap bliss from start to finish. Statik really outdid himself with those smooth, jazzy sample flips and turntable scratches, creating the exact kind of laid-back, golden-era hip-hop vibe you want playing in the background while relaxing at Denmark holiday cottages over a quiet weekend. The guest list alone is stacked—having legends like Posdnous kicking things off on the opener "Round Trip (For Dave)" alongside heavy hitters like Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Inspectah Deck on "Unpredictable" makes every track feel like a proper event. Even the newer-school features like Benny the Butcher, Conway the Machine, and Joey Bada$$ fit effortlessly over the dusty, soulful production without a single wasted verse. Definitely one of his most cohesive projects in years and an easy front-to-back spin for anyone who appreciates real hip-hop craftsmanship.