A five-year gap in albums generally means an uphill battle for MCs to reconnect with old fans–or nearly mission impossible trying to obtain new ones. True, it has been a long five years since Fashawn dropped his Exile-scored, studio debut album, Boy Meets World to appreciative Hip-Hop heads, but he’s never lost his passion for […]
A little over five years of patience will finally pay off for Fashawn fans, as his sophomore album, The Ecology, releases via Mass Appeal Records on February 24.
Fashawn delivers a new track titled “Something To Believe In,” featuring Nas and Aloe Blacc, just days ahead of his new album The Ecology hitting retailers.
New York City is Nas’ town. So it was only right that the Queensbridge rapper helped kick off the NBA All-Star Game proper with a performance of his classic “N.Y. State of Mind” at the Garden.
Hold the presses. In the final hour, after Drake’s surprise project If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late shook up the Internets, news hits that he and Nas will perform together at a show in New York City.
Photos of pop icon Madonna alongside the likes of Nas and Chance The Rapper weren’t for play. Two songs by the singer — one featuring each of the aforementioned rappers — arrives today.
On Friday night (January 9), legend, rap god, or however you spin it, Slick Rick, celebrated his 50th birthday alongside family, friends and Hip-Hop heads alike at Brooklyn Bowl.
As the new year is still in its infantile stages, it is as good a time as any to focus on the quality aspect of music artists such as 9th Wonder have recently sparked in conversation.
Since she’s Nas’ daughter, Destiny Jones has lived a charmed life, and started a lipstick line called Lipmatic. However, she has visited daddy’s old Queensbridge stomping grounds (which she says is “nice”) and took in sites like a baby roaming the streets unattended.
An estimated 60,000 protesters walked the streets of New York City on Saturday (December 13) to combat the racial injustice exhibited in the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases. REVOLT were among the crowd, and had a chance to speak with respective Hip-Hop legends Nas and Russell Simmons.
Not everyone was fortunate enough to make it out to this year’s TriBeca Film Festival where Nas’ Time Is Illmatic made its grand premiere. Luckily, Showtime’s picked up the 74-minute film and is slated to air it this coming Friday.