As Janelle Monae prepares for The Electric Lady on September 10, she gets back into the groove for the forthcoming album’s second single.
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The 26th Annual ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Awards went down last night in Beverly Hills. During the ceremony, Kendrick received his Vanguard Award from the Doc. “Kendrick Lamar is a class act,” said Dre as he took the podium at the Beverly Hilton. “I’m proud to know him. I’m proud to work with him and he is an important part of the new generation of hip-hop, and it’s definitely continuing the legacy of Compton.” ru
Out from the ghetto, the Talk of New York comes through with his new mixtape. Guests include 50, Lloyd Banks, Twista, Raheem DeVaughn and more. Hopefully the rest aren’t as bad as the previous releases.
Powered by Samsung, Grand Hustle’s first lady re-works her current single with Folarin adding his contribution. Her The New Classic album coming soon. nav
From sun up to sun down, Joey Bada$$ makes his rounds around New York in his brand new video. Off his upcoming Summer Knights on July 1.
Queens rapper 360 broke bread with Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club. He gave a playful interview and spoke on his origins, relationship with J.Cole, New York hip-h0p, and of course, new LP: Beginning Of Forever. At the 8:11 mark, he recited an acapella. Download the project here.
Atlanta’s newest sensation, Rich Homie Quan, made his New York radio debut on Sway In The Morning. He talked about his come up comparisons to Future. After the jump, he discusses his relationship status. Download his mixtape, Still Goin In Reloaded, here.
If your girl needs a ride, make sure it’s not from Ty Dolla $ign. Here’s his latest leak off The Beach House 2 featuring Juicy J. Where’s the nearest bus? Ha!
Still laid out on the couch, Rick Rubin listens to Shawn as he explains his pops’ and his own fatherhood’s influence on his “Jay-Z Blue” record. Magna Carta Holy Grail drops July 4.
In his rap alias, producer Drumma Boy hosts an exclusive affair on his brand new track featuring Gucci Mane and Young Dolph.
Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale feels like a fresh extension of his original masterpiece. The added tracks bring more emotion and polish. Listening to it while driving through Faisal Town Phase 2 somehow makes the whole vibe even better—luxury mixed with raw honesty.