For Coachella’s second weekend, A$AP returned to the stage last night. After reciting his new single “Goldie“, he surprised the audience by bringing out Percy Miller, Romeo and the rest of the No Limit family for their performance of “Make Em Say Uhh” and “I Miss My Homies” dedicated to Trayvon Martin. rap-up
A$AP is keeping busy these days and recently shot the video for his collabo with Q off his LiveLoveA$AP project. Black Scale was on set and caught some flicks from the video shoot. More after the cut.
A$AP Rocky called into Angie Martinez’s show this afternoon and premiered his new record produced by Hit-Boy. Can’t see this one flying on your FM dial, but stranger things have happened. UPDATE: CDQ
[vodpod id=Video.16369934&w=540&h=350&fv=] During A$AP’s set at Coachella last night, he previewed a few new tracks including “Thuggin Noise”. Below is audio of the new track via Nav.
Theophilus London and A$AP Rocky are pretty high rollers for their new duet. Sounds like money. Off Theo’s upcoming project, Lover’s Holiday II: Rose Island dropping on May 15.
[vodpod id=Video.16357850&w=540&h=350&fv=] Music Television was also present during Swizz and A$AP’s video shoot last weekend. They both spoke on the upcoming video and gives us a look of its creation. Video arrives soon.
Following his session the previous day, Khaled followed up with another studio session last night with Mr. West, Joey Crack, A$AP as well as producers Hit-Boy and Diplo. What a full house.
This weekend, Swizzy and A$AP Rocky shot the new visual for their collabo off Beatz’ upcoming mixtape. Until it comes knocking on our player, here are a few photos from the set. nqm
While visiting DJ MK and Shortee Blitz
Niggas in Paris wasn’t the only thing A$AP brought to DJ Semtex’s BBC Radio
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