Just a week before his Popular Culture drops, XV and Slim The Mobster connect on their collabo, produced by The Awesome Sound.
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For his Lil Wayne rendition, Rozay lets the top down and blows his smoke inside a UK hotel. Shot by Dre Films. God Forgives, I Don’t drops July 31st.
The Chef brings along his right-hand man in their luxurious video off his mixtape, Unexpected Victory. Damn, those are some nice whips.
Roc Nation’s UK sensation, was recently at the Radio 1 Live Lounge and gave an acoustic version of The Throne’s track. Not bad, but we’ll stick with the original. sh
The four day music and arts festival kicked off yesterday at the Great Stage Park in Manchester, TN. If you couldn’t make it for day 1, Billboard brings recaps of K.Dot, Yela and Danny’s sets. It’s showtime!
Filmed by TheDarkNyte. With Curren$y’s new album, The Stoned Immaculate, recently released on June 5th, we thought it would be cool to pick Spitta’s brain about his favorite samples used on the album. Thus, Breaks With Curren$y was born. For the third installment, Spitta talks about his collaboration with 2 Chainz entitled “Capitol”. Be sure to check out a break from Spitta’s album below.
Now that the release of the Air Yeezy 2s is just a day away, Orbit Didit Films gives the shoe’s recent track an animated clip for you loonies camping outside.
Everything Stalley touches turns to gold in the latest video off his recent release, Savage Journey To The American Dream. Download the mixtape here. It might turn gold too.
Rocking the classic Polo Snow Beach pullover, Breezy returned to the Today Show and helped roll out their summer concert series. He kicked things off with “Forever”. He followed up with “Turn Up The Music” with “Yea 3x” after the jump.
Although the re-release of Frankie‘s Nostalgia Ultra never materialized, he’s set to release his debut album, Channel Orange on July 17th. Until then, here’s a preview of some new material. Tour dates below.
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