Not only did CuDi give a full performance of “Teleport 2 Me” during the Heatwave Festival in the Outback, he also pulled out the guitar for an electrifying performance of his WZRD track “Brake“. hhnm
This doesn’t even sound like the same record. Mike Posner and Blackbear give Rick Ross’ underground hit an uplugged makeover. No French Montana verse? Ha! If you like what you hear, download here.
During Common’s interview on Hip-Hop Nation last week, he performed his controversial track. Oh, how sweet the sound. “Ghetto Dreams” below.
“Don’t get caught up in no Throne.” The artist formerly known as Mos Def represents for the have-nots with his interpretation of The Throne’s hit. Too bad this joint ain’t worth a damn.
While at the CES convention in Las Vegas last week, Forbes caught up with LL Cool J. After plugging his musical venture, boomdizzle, he addressed his gripe with the music business. From Todd’s perspective, radio is mostly to blame. Somethings, we just can’t live without. 57ave
Too much sweets may not be good for you, but this sounds good. Masspike Miles drops off his latest treat off his upcoming project, Say Hello To Forever which drops January 24.
Cudder was one of the headlining acts last night at the Heatwave Festival in South Australia. During his set, he debuted the full version of his upcoming single, “Teleport 2 Me” which you can check out above. Sounds pretty good so far. WZRD, coming soon. dnc
Earlier today, Jeezy’s new video premiered on MTV Jams as The Jam Of The Week, and lucky for us, Yardie comes through with a rip. TM:103 in stores now.
Common and Khaled checked in by phone but Just Blaze actually stopped by the East Village Radio studios to close out YN’s second episode of his Keep It Thoro program. Mr. Smith talked about being paid to party, his Master of The Mix reality show, Saigon’s upcoming mixtape and he even freestyled over some of his beats. Fun times! Bonus: Peep whole show here and playlist.
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This new video for "Travel The World" by Termanology featuring Bun B and Enisa is such an absolute masterpiece! Termanology comes through with his signature sharp lyricism and smooth flow, while the legendary Bun B brings that unmistakable Southern gravitas to every single bar. On top of that, Enisa’s lush, soulful hook completely ties the whole production together, making it an instant classic that you just want to put on repeat on every playlist. The vibrant visuals and Jetset energy in the video capture the essence of global exploration perfectly. Honestly, watching them vibe across amazing locations gets me so hyped for my own upcoming New Zealand tour next month. Seeing all those scenic backdrops makes me want to pack my bags right now and soak in every bit of adventure. Major props to everyone involved in making this visual marvel happen—it’s definitely one of the cleanest, most refreshing releases of the year!