Part of our duty as a publication and crew is to school the masses on who is doing what musically and there’s no better way to do that beyond our CRT FRSH (Certified Fresh) bi-weekly playlist (we’ll always add this sentence).
Will Smith's reuniting with DJ Jazzy Jeff was part of the star-studded night that was the Grammy Awards' television special honoring 50 years of Hip-Hop. Other notable artists who performed with Queen Latifah, Public Enemy & LL Cool J.
Linking up with Rick Ross for the video to the standout cut “Master Fard Muhammad,” Busta and Ross stand tall with brothers from the Nation of Islam while we watch a young Black teen embarks on a new spiritual path in life.
Atlantic Records is having a bad week. Meek Mill has stepped up to accuse the record company of blocking him from signing Roddy Ricch.
It seems Marquise Jackson might have inherited the petty gene from 50 Cent. He recently offered his dad $6,700 to spend 24 hours together.
The latest to go the secondary school route in their visuals is Anderson .Paak in his Rick Ross assisted “Cut Em In” which finds the dynamic duo getting turnt in the halls of an educational institution and giving us their own version of a high school musical.
Lil Kim is not here for her heavily photoshopped Ebony Magazine cover.
If you watched the latest Verzuz battle featuring 2 Chainz and Rick Ross chances are incredibly high, it had you wishing you were at your favorite day party, acting up.
Taking viewers back to school for his visuals to the Lil Wayne assisted “Money Maker,” Chainz and Weezy incorporate the talents of some HBCU marching bands and cheerleaders who serve as eye candy while the two rappers ball out on the football field.
Freddie Gibbs drops his fifth studio album, Soul Sold Separately and the early reactions from Twitter are approving.
Now calling his own shots, La Maquina released his long-awaited major-label solo debut album God Don't Make Mistakes and it is without question an early contender for album of the year.
For his latest quarantine styled video to “Can I,” the seductive songstress big ups real-life sex working women of color who zoom into a private session with Kehlani while showing off what they be working with. Expect those DM’s to get flooded after this drops.
