Jay Electronica emerged from hiding and gave his first U.S. performance this year at the Made In America Festival. Here’s film of him reciting “Exhibit A” and “Exhibit C”. At the end of his set, Jay said his first single will feature Chris Brown. But according to the Act 2: Patents Of Nobility tracklist, Breezy’s nowhere to be found. yardie
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This afternoon, Hov kicked off his Made In America Festival in Philadelphia. Maybach Music were the first hip-hop act to hit the stage and here’s footage from their set. yardie
Look up in the sky and it’s Mac Miller with a new record featuring ScHoolboy Q. A PlaneCarBoat seems like a good idea, but much like this song, it’s probably best left as one.
As Miguel’s track continues to make its rounds, it now falls into the hands of Taylor Gang’s own for yet another remake. Who got next?
What happens when you mix Lil Fame and Termanology? You get Fizzyology. Here’s the video and title track from their upcoming album dropping November 6th. Produced by The Alchemist.
Queens neophyte Bryant Dope has the heart of a champion. And for his latest track produced by Hannibal King, he flips the sounds of Smif-n-Wessun’s classic. Off his upcoming mixtape New New York this Fall. fader
Riding shotty across town, Big Sean gives us a first listen of his J.Cole-collabo. Like the previous tease, this sounds good so far. Detroit drops September 5.
Miguel’s “Adorn” is a certified hit. So now Busta and his Conglomerate decides to hop on the record and give it their own touch.
Not in your typical fashion, Yo Gotti cranks up the auto-tune and decides to share his version of Future’s record. Uh, someone turn off his mic.
Yasiin and Mannie recently locked themselves in the studio. Here’s footage of the pair working on a track titled “OMFGOD”. Let’s hope the final outcome surfaces soon. More footage coming soon.
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