Last night in Gotham, the cool kids attended Hennessy’s #WildRabbit party. Timbaland was on the bill and brought out Missy Elliott for a performance of their new recording. Hard to tell whether the song’s hot or not, but here’s footage from Mikey Fresh‘s POV.
We still haven’t gotten the official audio for the track but it looks like R-Les & Loso are already shooting the video for the new track. Here is some official behind the scenes footage from the set. Sounds like it’s going to be a good one.
Most rappers taste level ain’t at my waist level. Ty Kidd Previously: One Night A Week
The moment we’ve all been waiting for. Without further adieu, here is the first official single from the upcoming, G.O.O.D. Music Compilation album coming later this year. Listen here. Cop here.
For Crooked I’s latest track he takes it back a bit, and samples Prince’s “Darling Nikki” from his classic album, Purple Rain. Crook’s new mixtape, Psalm 82:6 is coming soon.
Jayceon has given us a number of tracks from the tape this week but he finally releases the project in its entirety. Features from Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, French Montana and more. Take a look at the tracklist and download link after the jump.
Uncle Murda is back, and this time he’s here with a new record to get the party started. Let’s hope we see a new album sometime soon.
Look who’s back. Ms. Alicia Keys covers the 2nd annual Global issue of VIBE magazine. The new April/May issue will be hitting newsstands on April 16th.
Earlier this week, 360 held a listening/release party at the Midtown Loft & Terrace for his excellent debut, Everywhere And Back. It was a packed house and later that night, he gave a performance of “Drink and Celebrate” and “What Goes Up”. Download Everywhere And Back for free here.
Last night, Casey Veggies gave the first taste of what to expect from his new tape, Customized Greatly Vol. 3 and today he gives us one more leak. Video drops tomorrow for this with the full project coming Monday April 9th.
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