MMG’s Stalley and Wale were both commissioned for the new theme music for ESPN’s First Take. Here’s the final word, titled “Every Word Great” featuring hosts Stephen Smith and Skip Bayless. Debate on that!
After performing at a sold out NYC crowd, Stalley hits lab with
Home is where the heart is. But for Stalley’s new video, he and Wale put on a light show in the streets of New York. Off his
Maybach Music Group hardly slows down as far as their work ethic. Keeping the virals in full speed, here’s a black-and-white clip featuring a handfull of Rozay’s platoon.
On a silver platter,
Meek’s freaky tale comes to life with the assistance of director Dre Films and some big ol’ ghetto booties. This is borderline porn, so feel free to take a peek.
The block is hot. But that’s because both Marcus Canty and Wale ignore the heat and take to the streets for the summer festivities. Keep cool now.
Last night, Meek brought his tour to the Fillmore in Silver Spring. The attendees got more than their money’s worth when Meek brought out Drake and Wale. Amen!
After the remix, it’s the extended mix. And this time, Trina, Tyga, and Rockie Fresh join the fray. Some things are best left alone. Self Made Vol. 2 in stores now.
Smells like new money and new verses to MMG’s radio rotator. This version doesn’t take away from the original, but it doesn’t enhance it either.
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.