DJ Doo Wop will be linking a selection of today’s artists with a few OGs for his new project. Today, Sosa and Reks bridge the gap with this offering. Mixing the old with the new sounds pretty cool. xzone
[vodpod id=Video.16365664&w=540&h=350&fv=guid%3DOMyEGEHl%26amp%3BisDynamicSeeking%3Dtrue] Despite a few sound issues, Frank Ocean performed last night during the Coachella festival in Indio, California. During his set, he even brought out his fellow OFWGKTA Tyler, The Creator. Swag! umd
In his first interview in the UK, Freddie gives Sumit updates on his upcoming projects including his Baby Face Killa mixtape and then reveals the title of his upcoming debut album, The Neck Tie Party.
After a week of controversy on the Internets, both P and Hav were spotted this evening courtside at the Knickerbockers’ game—together. M-O-B-B 4 life!
Preparing for Coachella, K-Dot phoned Bootleg Kev to discuss his new single, writing for and working with Dr. Dre, his upcoming album and more. For those waiting on a mixtape prior to the LP, don’t expect one.
In recognition of today’s date, Slim The Mobster and Friday both play Jason over the dark instrumental. Thank God it’s Friday? Sounds like it. Be on the lookout for Slim’s new mixtape coming soon.
Over the soulful sounds provided by Statik Selektah, Kid Ink laid down a few of his raps during his visit to Statik’s Shade 45 show last night. Smooth sailing.
With 4/20 coming next Friday, Uncle Snoop lets loose his new single off Smokers EP. Instead of breathing it in, this dud never should’ve gotten out. Check out the EP’s tracklist after the cut.
MMG’s Torch is back in his native NY and heads Uptown with Jomo and Provalone P for his new video. Off his mixtape, U.F.O. Vol. 2.
The Chef’s protege is gearing up to release his mixtape, No Handouts on April 16th. For the first leak off the project, he hands us his new track featuring Mac Miller. Hate later, listen now.
In '2004', YG demonstrates a rare combination of fluidity and commitment. His ability to glide across the beats with an impeccable flow does not compromise the depth of the content. Instead, each line is intense, captivating the listener. His music is a perfect balance of style and substance. This track is proof that YG is an artist capable of marrying technique and meaning with ease.