Kendrick Lamar
To say that there’s a lot of pressure on Kendrick Lamar goes without saying, but he appeared cool as a fan when discussing his still developing sophomore LP with Houston’s 93.7 The Beat personality Devi Dev.
After disclosing that he is working on new music with Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar spoke with DJ Hyphen and J.Moore of KUBE 93’s Sunday Sound Session about life on the road, traveling around the globe and creative endeavors outside of music. When asked about what he’d like to do outside of rapping, K. Dot expressed […]
Few producers have fueled drunken, party-filled nights with a proper soundtrack over the past few years like Mike WiLL Made-It. But his latest single, “Buy The World,” featuring Future, Lil Wayne, and Kendrick Lamar, is a departure from the sound he’s made his bread and butter.
Miami station 103.5 The Beat in partnership with Sunrise Sports & Entertainment, presented The Beat Down 2014 at BB&T Center on Thursday night, June 12.
Kendrick Lamar, who indeed is working on a new album, expressed in a recent interview how he felt about New York’s own Troy Ave.
Right on cue, Budweiser followed up this morning’s announcement of the Made In America Festival’s Philadelphia lineup with a the corresponding list of artists taking the stage at the inaugural Los Angeles setting.
A Floyd Mayweather fight knows how the bring the party to the event outside of the boxing ring, and last night in Las Vegas, that’s exactly what happened. Celebrities from every avenue of entertainment all convened in the Sin City before and after the champion’s 42nd consecutive win after defeating Argentine fighter Marcos Maidana.
Last night (May 1), a list of reputable musicians gathered at the first annual iHeartRadio Music Awards, which took place at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Pharrell, Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Diddy, and others showed face to present and accept awards, perform, and the like.
Last night, the inaugural iHeartRadio Awards invaded television sets nationwide and featured performances by some of the most relevant musicians in music culture. Representing Hip-Hop were more than worthy candidates Pharrell and Kendrick Lamar.
The European premiere of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was only but a glimpse of the star power the flexible superhero can bring to the red carpet. Last Friday, April 25, the entire New York City was covered in web as the entire cast and plenty of other celebrities graced the Ziegfeld Theater.
Alicia Keys and Kendrick Lamar hit The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon stage to perform “It’s On Again” on Friday night (April 25). This was their first-ever televised performance of the song, which appears on The Amazing Spider-Man 2 motion picture soundtrack.
Nas once famously rapped that “no idea’s original under the sun” and such ideology is golden for Hip-Hop culture. Each generation borrows from the last to create their own classic legacy, and our founding fathers sampled jazz, funk and soul to birth the foundation, musically.