Ursh made his SXSW debut last night at Fader Fort by joining The Afghan Whigs’ cover of “Climax”. Below, he sends prayers for Weezy, an acoustic “OMG” and a “Bad Girl” and “You Got It Bad” acapella.
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Just less than 24 hours before T.R.U. 2 It, Cap 1 wastes not time giving his manifesto in the mixtape’s new visual. If you haven’t yet, download the tape here.
Saigon and Lecrae recently took to the God’s house to film TGSNT2‘s next video. Before the final edit arrives, here’s our first look and Lecrae’s in-the-car performance.
For the latest video off his forthcoming,
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