Diddy may have had one of the most extravagant commercials on the Super Bowl but believe it or not, that type of party happened in real life last night.
Pharrell Williams shows no signs of slowing down in the new year, but Revolt TV took the time to revisit the the renowned producer’s stellar reawakening during 2013 in an upcoming documentary, titled The Year of Pharrell.
Fans near and far are excited for the upcoming string of Outkast reunions, but if that isn’t enough, they can expect solo output from at least one member of the legendary duo. While speaking with Revolt TV, Big Boi announced plans to release another solo LP.
The news of the Outkast reunion just keeps getting bigger and better. Not only are André 3000 and Big Boi headlining the very first night of Coachella, they’re also releasing a brand spankin’ new album and doing a year’s worth of shows.
TDE’s only Tennessee Titan, Isaiah Rashad couldn’t wait to announce to the Hip-Hop community that his new mixtape Cilvia would be entering the fray in 2014. No worries, that is still definitely happening. His label just put an ixnay on that mixtape title and are deciding to release it as an EP.
Some would say that Common jilted Hip-Hop fans out of the EP he promised to release in 2013. But today we discover that didn’t happen in vein, as the short body of work became an idea for a full album that’ll be titled Nobody Smiling.
Whenever The Neptunes are brought up these days, it’s Pharrell who steals the spotlight and all the camera time. Not saying that hasn’t always been the case but Chad Hugo has become more reclusive as his more visible partner’s stock has risen.
Sean “Diddy” Combs and his cable venture, REVOLT TV, has been quietly building up its programming. The network landed a big splash after announcing it will be airing a live version of the popular Power 105 The Breakfast Club morning show.
A Tribe Called Quest’s recent foray with the Barclays Center is still buzzing on the net.
Last week marked 10 years since Jay Z’s The Black Album released. What was thought to be the legend’s final opus had an undoubted impact on Hip-Hop, and is the subject of a tribute piece by Revolt TV that connects with a list of noteworthy collaborators.
Of the many noteworthy moments on Jay Z’s The Black Album, song 10, bka “Public Service Announcement,” is perhaps the most timeless. Revolt TV recently caught up with the song’s producer, Just Blaze, to discuss how he created the Rock-inspired beat.
