King Mez’s got a new video in support of his mixtape, My Everlasting Zeal. And this time, he pulls up with an ol’ school Chevy and a fisheye lens. His new project, Long Live The King II is set to drop next Spring.
Off Fool’s Gold‘s upcoming Loosies project dropping next Tuesday, A-Track’s cup filler track gets alternated with a few new guests. If you haven’t yet, peep Casey Veggies’ contribution here. pitchfork
T.I. gave New York a taste of his next album last night at a private listening session. Above, Nigel D. catches the Kang speaking on the project. Trouble Man December 18. “I think this is my best work ever because all of my albums have been snapshots of where I was in life as a man, I’m in a better position right then I was then.”
High as always, Jomo takes a quick moment out of his Vamp Life to film his Rihanna remake. That’s how he balls out.
As an appetizer to her forthcoming album, Friends & Lovers, Ms. Ambrosius serves up a five-track mixtape to satify her fans needs. Stream below and download after the jump.
Pyrex hoodied up with a kilt, Mr. West later lent his services for the relief concert and opened up his set with his latest tracks then quickly ran through his catalogue. Please donate here. yardie
Alicia Keys was among the list of great musicians during this evening’s 121212: The Concert For Sandy Relief at NYC’s Madison Square Garden. Above, she performs “A Brand New Me” and “No One”. Donations can be made here. myworldpremiere
Nice glasses. With DJ Prostyle on the 1s and 2s, Bronsolini dishes his serving on 106 & Park’s freestyle series. Bon appetite.
Now that Gibbs is a free agent, he rehashes Jigga’s track with Chicago upstart Sasha Go Hard. Earlier today Gibbs’ rereleased Cold Day In Hell which you can download here.
Ma$e also visited RapFix Live earlier. He reflected on his past career, retiring and coming back. He also revealed that Puff let him out of his Bad Boy contract just days ago and officially parted ways. “I’ve been in that contract for 16 years. Yeah, the other day he let me out of it, so big shout-outs to Diddy, I guess he woke up feeling good and he wanted to do something good.” When asked who he would sign with, […]
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