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The latest EPs, album drops, music videos, and more in Hip-Hop.
Profound wordsmith Pharoahe Monch displays his unique sociopolitical outlook on “Damage,” which chronicles the tragedy of inner city killings and mass murder. As the third and final installment of his bullet trilogy, the Jamaica, Queens MC spits from a bullet’s point of view with a phenomenal mastery of the English language. He even goes as far as to use […]
If Killer Mike’s latest, critically acclaimed album, R.A.P. Music, has yet to grace your playlist, it’s not too late to correct that faux pas. This remix to one of its key cuts, “Anywhere But Here,” adds Houston rapper Chamillionaire to the mix and may be the extra incentive you need to give the project a […]
Polo heads, rejoice. One of your favorite cult heroes, Young Dro, is back with a new mixtape called Ralph Lauren Reefa. Along with DJ Burn One, Dro Polo puts on his salamander sandals and kicks a free project for his fans.
Since he release from prison after doing a 10 year stretch, Moses Levi aka Shyne, has easily become one of Hip-Hop’s greatest enigmas. Despite gaining a world of “street cred” (note: that really doesn’t affect your ability to rhyme) the Brooklyn (by way of Belize) rapper decided to switch up his flow and dropped a […]
Big Sean‘s homies, SayItAintTone and Earlly Mac are getting ready to drop a new mixtape hosted by DJ Don Cannon called Lord N’ Taylor. The two who appeared on Big Sean’s recently released Detroit mixtape grab the G.O.O.D. Music rapper and Juicy J for “On Deck.”
Before Freeway drops his new album, Diamond In The Ruff, on November 13th he will be hitting the internet over the head with a free mixtape called Freedom Of Speech.
Just a month after releasing Castro, Mikkey Halsted drops jaws again with another impressive album titled MMM Season. The Chicago MC gets support from a slew of hometown MCs on this project, which features the likes of King L, Lil’ Durk, BJ The Chicago Kid, Sly Polaroid, and Twista. Don’t let the amount of features […]
DJ Drama continues to premiere new tracks off of his anticipated album, Quality Street Music, that hits stores this Tuesday. After hitting the streets with “Clouds,” featuring Rick Ross, Pusha T, Curren$y and Miguel; he follows up with “My Way.”
Rihanna strikes back with the lead single off of her seventh studio album. “Diamonds,” is produced by Stargate, who have produced many hit records together including “Unfaithful,” “What’s My Name,” “Rude Boy,” and “Don’t Stop The Music.”
Slaughterhouse’s Crooked I clearly felt left out on “The Other Side” cut, which was debuted on the crew’s Welcome To: OUR House deluxe edition. The Long Beach native spits over the familiar beat before going acapella for close to 2 minutes (1:57 minutes to be exact).
If you saw Shawnna and Diamond’s name here, and you saw that the song was called “Big And Fat,” nobody would blame you for the click. Alas, here you are and the two physically and lyrically gifted rappers are here on Shawnna’s remix for “Big And Fat.”
Its a sunny day in Yonkers when The Lox decided to put out some new jams. Sheek Louch, Styles P and Jadakiss link up with the monster, Swizz Beatz for this would-be Ruff Ryders reunion. Swizz Beatz wont shake those illuminati rumors with a song called “Grand Wizard,” but this smooth barbecue two-step music. Mind […]