Attacking the game from all angles, Donald Glover picks up where his critically acclaimed FX series Atlanta left off by giving his fans just what they wanted – new music. Operating under his artist alias Childish Gambino, he returns with a promise of his new album …Awaken, My Love! and the leading single to boot.
Today’s edition of Wired Tracks highlights two songs of very different varieties.
Emotions run high in light of the recent murders of two black men at the hands of police officers: Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. With that in mind, Chris Brown releases a freebie titled “My Friend.”
After finding inspiration in Boosie Badazz’s recent bout with cancer, Young Thug returns with a track aptly titled “F*ck Cancer,” featuring Migos’ own Quavo.
Comeback season is in full effect for legendary songstress Janet Jackson, who returns with her latest single “BURNITUP!,” featuring fellow legend Missy Elliott.
Hip-Hop purists were ecstatic when rumor of a Termanology and Lil Fame project spread through the Internets some months back. Now confirmed true, the duo releases the project’s second leak, “Too Tough For TV.“ With a title like this, one would be silly to expect the track to have many whimsical bars. The grime and grit attributed […]
Statik Selektah and Termanology are joined by Mac Miller, Bun B and Shawn Stockman, of Boyz II Men, on their latest release titled “Happy Days.” Their new album, 2012, is available for purchase on iTunes on Tuesday. Pre-order it here.
Unashamedly East Coast rap sh-t from Statik Selektah and Termanology, collectively known as 1982. Roc Marciano and Havoc get invited to add to the smooth but rugged “Thug Poets.” 1982’s latest project, 2012, is due out May 22. Listen to and download “Thug Poets” below.
Statik Selektah and Termanology team up once again to reprise their duo as “1982” for the groups new project titled 2012, dropping May 22nd. Until then, check out this cut featuring Indiana’s Freddie Gibbs and 1/4 of the Slaughter, Crooked I.
Newest visual off of Statik’s Population Control Album, Available Now.
