During his recent visit to DJ Kay Slay’s Shade 45 show, Uncle Murda grabbed the mic and let off a live performance of his version
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Santigold kicks the truth to the young Black youth with her latest track, which will hit iTunes tomorrow. Off her upcoming album,
When it comes to the money, Fabby Davis isn’t one to slow down. And with that being said, here’s his newest video. Overall, the visual and the song are average for our taste. Ain’t that a bitch.
Well, at least somebody said it. After hearing Nicki Minaj’s new record “Starships“, Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg called the track “one of the most sellout songs in hip-hop history”. Hard to argue with that. Nicki’s been on a hardcore decline since that fake Lil’ Kim poster.
Back in 2008, Dot Da Genius produced a track for Cudder that was never released. After 4 years of waiting, he drops it today on his Twitter. This is pretty, well, dope.
This bitch, that hoe. But for Juicy J’s video of the day off the
[vodpod id=Video.16116518&w=425&h=250&fv=launch%3D46453463%26amp%3Bwidth%3D420%26amp%3Bheight%3D245] Thanks for the reminder, JustMyOpinion. This morning, The Commissioner appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe. He spoke on Jay-Z’s performance at Carnegie Hall and his book The Tanning Of America.
Technically, this is Crooked I’s recording. But, the gang’s all here. On the production end, the track’s produced by Boi-1da. As far as lyrics go, Royce Da 5’9 is a muthafuckin’ monster. Psalm 86:2 drops next month. lowkey
FADER‘s cover subjects are always out the box. And for their Spring Style issue, Kendrick Lamar and Danny Brown get their shine on. Issue hits newsstands March 6th, but you can read K-Dot’s story here and Danny’s here.
Too $hort’s new album won’t be out for another week (Feb 28th), but he’s not waiting until then to release another video. Here’s his new clip featuring crooner, Martin Luther. Looks like everyone’s down with O.P.P.
Good to see Hit-Boy back on the solo side after Letter To My Mentors last December. Producing the beat and carrying the verses himself shows he doesn't need a feature to hold a track together. The dark visual from Daniil X fits the record well. We collect verified music industry contacts for this kind of outreach at https://demopoolbase.com/