What in the name of Crystal Waters? If that went over your head, check out Azealia Banks’ new video. 1991 was a good year. This song? Not so much.
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After gracing a few print covers, Azealia Banks now strikes that pose in her new music video. This track can be found off her 1991 EP.
She’s coming. Ms. Banks glams up on the colorful cover of the September/October issue of SPIN magazine. Peep the rest of her spread here. hhnm
“Tru Life stole all ya chains/Max B wrote all ya flames/Montana rode all ya waves/Killa called you a lame.” After exchanging tweets with Jim Jones earlier in the week, Azealia Banks brings the drama on wax with her new recording. Hell up in Harlem. 40ozVan UPDATE: Jimmy reacts. [tweet https://twitter.com/jimjonescapo/status/234382835589451776]
How’s this for left field? For VIBE’s annual JUICE issue, MMG split cover duties with Azealia Banks and Diplo. Issue hits newsstands next week.
Off the heels of her latest release, Fantasea, Ms. Banks made a huge splash during her Mermaid Ball last night at Hollywood’s Fonda Theatre. Here’s a few highlights from Rap-Up.
Despite a few delays, Azealia Banks finally releases her new collection of music. Tracklist and download link after the jump.
Azealia Banks has teamed up with her favorite rapper, Styles P for her brand new record off her upcoming mixtape, Fantasea dropping July 11th. Hey, at least Styles verse was good.
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As the second and final day of Hackney Weekend continued on, Ms. Banks took the 1Xtra Stage and repped her area code with her breakout tune.
Great breakdown of Statik Selektah’s *Round Trip*! Honestly, this 2023 Mass Appeal release is pure boom-bap bliss from start to finish. Statik really outdid himself with those smooth, jazzy sample flips and turntable scratches, creating the exact kind of laid-back, golden-era hip-hop vibe you want playing in the background while relaxing at Denmark holiday cottages over a quiet weekend. The guest list alone is stacked—having legends like Posdnous kicking things off on the opener "Round Trip (For Dave)" alongside heavy hitters like Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, and Inspectah Deck on "Unpredictable" makes every track feel like a proper event. Even the newer-school features like Benny the Butcher, Conway the Machine, and Joey Bada$$ fit effortlessly over the dusty, soulful production without a single wasted verse. Definitely one of his most cohesive projects in years and an easy front-to-back spin for anyone who appreciates real hip-hop craftsmanship.