Shady’s dream team brought their talents to the left coast and performed at the House of Blues last night in the City of Angels. If you missed the show, ChinyEyedLA was able to record most of the show.
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To help celebrate Smooth’s 10th anniversary, Jackson—Curtis Jackson, throws on some of his finer threads. Issue hits newsstands soon. ice
Kevin Duflocka? Ha! Anyway, Waka keeps his feet planted with this new mixtape featuring some of the usual suspects. Tracklist and download link below.
[sparkart-clique site=”rap_radar” video=”cole-espn-bbtn”] Not too long ago, ESPN reached out to J.Cole to revamp their theme song for Baseball Tonight. Check out the end results in the clip above. Sounds like he knocked this one out the park.
[vodpod id=Video.10033836&w=540&h=350&fv=id%3Dv221558899%26amp%3BshareEnable%3D1] Didn’t see this one coming. Seven months after the release of Hunger For More 2, Banks finally releases a video for one of the album’s standout tracks. Which by the way was mastered at Engine Room Audio. Sweet visual too. hhnm
Beyonce’s the fuckin’ best. Here’s the second official single from her new album 4. It’s penned by Babyface and produced by Symbolyc One. If you remember, he and Bey were in the studio earlier this year. Album drops June 28th. missinfo
After previewing the track earlier this year, Cudder took to Twitter and finally gave the end result of his first single off the Wizard album. Produced by Dot Da Genius. Hey, it’s deeper than rap.
It’s a pool party and everyone is invited. More specifically, here’s a behind the scenes look at Quik’s upcoming video for his standout track “Nobody”. The Book Of David available now. hhnm
A publicist from Epic records has confirmed with CNN that Sean Kingston will make a full recovery in six weeks. Sean is currently at a Miami hospital in the intensive care unit suffering from a broken jaw, fractured wrist and water in his lungs. He was hospitalized from a jet ski accident over the weekend.
It’s been awhile since we heard from Dawaun Parker, but here is the Aftermath recording artist’s latest track. Produced by D-Park himself.
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