Also produced by himself, Nottz tells it like it is on his new audio featuring Jay Rock and W.O.L.L. No telling where this will live, but do not be surprised if the producer has a project up his sleeve. hhnm
Whoa, free money? Gucci and Big Sean’s got racks on deck. But thanks to the
Bands still make ’em dance. And now Jeezy pulls out his bundle with his take of Juicy’s strip club anthem. Off DJ Spinatik’s Street Runnaz 68 available in full here. dgb
While running around the Big Apple, Kendrick visited Invasion Radio and dropped a quick rhyme while discussing his debut album. good kid, m.A.A.d city drops October 22.
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In the midst of smokey haze, Freddie Gibbs gets high off life with Krayzie Bone and Spaceghostpurrp. This is what loud is supposed to sound like.
While discussing upcoming movie roles with MTV, Common says he’s already started the recording process of his next album, which he’s eyeing to release at the top the year. “I am writing a new album. It will be coming out in January, and I’m looking forward to that,” Common said. “My stuff will come at the top of the year maybe some songs out there on the street level, I’m going to work with No I.D. and looking to hopefully […]
Although Mother Nature hasn’t brought the season our way just yet, Ransom keeps things on chill with his latest mix. Guests include Waka Flocka, Trae Tha Truth and more. Cool out after the jump.
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Doechii hits the mark again with 'Anxiety'. His ability to blend lyrics with a fast-paced beat is truly worthy of praise. The track is remarkably developed to convey a variety of emotions, with a mix of modern sounds and classical influences that create a unique atmosphere. His voice is powerful and versatile, effortlessly shifting from moments of vulnerability to bursts of energy. 'Anxiety' is a testament to Doechii's talent, which can be felt in his ability to rap and sing, and his ability to create music that shakes you up and gives you emotions.