The 2017 Black Girls Rock Awards, normally styled as Black Girls Rock!, was another star-studded time for the annual event. This year, beloved Democratic Party Congresswoman Maxine Waters took the stage and rocked the house with a rousing speech, and she was joined at the ceremony with the likes of Issa Rae, Solange Knowles, and more.
Last week SZA finally dropped her long awaited album, CTRL, and now she’s officially dropped the first post-release visual for her brand new LP.
It took three years to get here, but SZA‘s official debut album CTRL finally dropped.
SZA (no relation to RZA, GZA or the Old Dirty BZA) is probably TDE’s most overlooked artist. But, she is on the verge of being the label’s next breakout star with the release of her upcoming album, CTRL this Friday (June 9).
Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith just made everyone’s year in confirming the 2017 releases from his uber-talented label.
SZA, the sultry songstress and lone woman on the West Coast Top Dawg Entertainment label, tweeted Monday evening that she’s leaving the label. TDE’s co-president Terrence “Punch” Henderson replied to the tweet, apparently finding humor in the singer’s quip.
Top Dawg Entertainment is set to take their talents on the road according to label founder Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith.
Today’s edition of Wired Tracks is a Harlem thing, as Hip-Hop Wired highlights a pair of newly releases heaters from a few of Uptown Manhattan’s finest rappers.
With the Grammy’s behind them, and Jay Rock recovering from a motorcycle accident, the crew over at TDE is forecasting another takeover that include new albums from Rock, ScHoolboy Q, SZA, Isaiah Rashad, and possibly Kendrick Lamar. TDE’s Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith posted the 2016 and 2017 roster on Instagram yesterday (Feb. 29), restoring faith […]
Rihanna performed at the BRIT Awards today (Feb. 24) and brought out some special guests. TDE’s SZA joined her on stage to perform “Consideration” while Drake followed up for a rendition of “Work.”
Jay Rock serves fans an audible feast just before Thanksgiving in the form of “Traffic Jam,” a full version of the b-side on 90059‘s “Easy Bake.”
SZA, more often than not, creates music that cannot be confined to one box, so it’s in turn dubbed “Alternative” for all intents and purposes. That changes with her new record “Sobriety,” a true R&B record in all senses.
