HS87’s compilation All I’ve Ever Dreamed Of arrives in three days, and Hit-Boy gathers a handful of guests outside the label for its latest offering. Produced by the Grammy-award winner himself.
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Forgot about Kells? Well if so and you plan on attending MGK’s tour, he covers Em again, this time performing “Forgot About Dre”. Here’s how it looked at The Fillmore Silver Spring last night. dmvsthemove
YG traveled over to the East Coast and performed at Brooklyn’s Knitting Factory on Thursday. BHHTV was in attendance and shares the highlights of the evening.
To commemorate today’s anniversary, DJ Rhude is back with his mix EP and honors the late Frank White. Tracklist and download below. I’ve always wondered what Big would sound like rocking with some of today’s producers, which was the catalyst behind this project. I’ve taken 9 of his songs and matched them up with some of the dopest producers out now. Some noteworthy beats featured on The Notorious 9 are from Harry Fraud, No I.D., Large Professor, The Alchemist, Jahlil […]
In honor of his I’m The Man 4 mixtape, Shawty Lo waves our nation’s flag in his patriotic clip. God bless us all.
Love lasts forever as Chrisette and her man join the likes of others in her new romantic flick. Single or not, pick up her forthcoming album, Better on April 30.
Bubble gum rappers are welcome to take a leap off the building on Showbiz & AG’s latest recording. Feeling froggy? Then jump muthafucka.
Obie Trice already has plans for his next album, Hangover. Today, he recognizes the late B.I.G. on the 16th anniversary of his death with this tribute track. xzone
After releasing a couple of tracks, we now get the rest of the titles for Ghost and Adrian Younge’s collaborative album, dropping April 16th. Pre-order your vinyl, cassette, CD, or digital copy here. 01. Beware Of The Stare 02. Rise Of The Black Suits 03. I Declare War 04. Blood On The Cobblestones 05. The Center Of Attraction 06. Enemies All Around Me 07. An Unexpected Call (The Set Up) 08. The Rise Of The Ghostface Killah 09. The Catastrophe […]
Add another one to the list of MCs unhappy with MTV’s results. This afternoon, Pusha called up DJ Semtex. After revealing some of the producers that will be featured on his upcoming album, My Name Is My Name, he expressed his disappointment about being omitted from the Hottest MC list. Hell hath no fury like a rapper scorned. X
GloRilla's "Typa" brilliantly flips Keyshia Cole's classic "Love" into something completely her own - raw, unapologetic, and undeniably Memphis. Her ability to blend nostalgic samples with her signature gritty delivery shows her artistic growth since "Glorious." What makes this track stand out is how she maintains her authentic voice while exploring new sonic territory. This first solo release in months proves Big Glo knows exactly what her fans want - unfiltered realness with just enough musical evolution to keep things fresh. https://stangrtheman.com/old-school-rap-and-80s-hip-hop-style/