Producer Cy Fyre will be releasing his new project, Fyre! The Mixtape real soon. Until then, here’s his latest offering featuring Thugga, Blaze Burna & Settle 4 Les. os
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Vado is back solo for dolo for today’s #UNLostFiles and has more than enough kilos to go around. Hopefully, he’s got more of these tucked in during the series. Previously: “My Side Of Town“
Director Dan The Man and Skee TV invite us on the set while Nipsey shoots his next video with Dom Kennedy. That’s a fly pair of whips there. The Marathon Continues here.
Tyga recently announced his next mixtape, Well Done 3 is on the way. Today, he stays flossy and rolls out his version of G.O.O.D. Music’s “Mercy” with a video. That’s a whole lot of gold. wshh
Rita Ora wasn’t the only artist that performed last night. Casey Veggies opened up for her at S.O.B.’s and
artwork: alexhaldi This is what “Black Girl Lost 2” should’ve been. This afternoon, Power 105.1’s DJ Prostyle let loose Nas‘ new single, “Daughters”. Produced by No I.D., this is something daddy and his little girl can appreciate. After the jump Esco speaks on the making of the record with Hot 97. Lyrics here.
360 celebrated 4/20 last week as a guest on Sway In The Morning. With actor John Witherspoon in the building, he spoke on his origins and EP, Everywhere And Back. Afterward, he set the microphone on fire with a freestyle over M-O-B-B’s classic. Interview Freestyle UPDATE: Now with video
With a rap verse from Breezy and production from Bangladesh, Brandy rolls out the first single off her upcoming comeback album Two Eleven. Written by Sean Garrett. Welcome back Moe.
Now that’s he dropped Murda from his name, Mook’s releasing his
Coming off the heels of Rick Ross’ Rich Forever, DJ Scream is ready to take matters into his own hands. And this morning on Shade 45, he announced the title of his debut album, Long Live The Hustle. No release date yet, but we’ll keep you posted.
[…] “Can I Speak to You,” produced by DJ Pain 1 and featuring ScHoolboy Q, is the best track on the project. The beat is lush and sample-forward, in a dusky, early-2000s Just Blaze lane. Q, a rising TDE rapper, takes a substantial verse. 50 Cent sounds re-energized. He becomes the trash-talking 50 that was missing from the other songs. The closer imports a younger West Coast voice onto a Queens street album and returns 50 Cent to competitive writing after a run of money and sex records. […]