Black Milk has emerged as one of the premier artists of his era, showing dexterity both as a producer and lyricist over the course of several projects. In support of his seventh studio album FEVER, the Detroit native is embarking on a world tour due to kick off next month.
It’s unapologetically a Compton thing on The Game’s latest track, “The Chronic,” featuring rising rappers AD and AV.
It’s a full fledge Compton affair on The Game‘s new track “Roped Off,” featuring Problem and Boogie.
Here it is, the moment we’ve (read: this writer) been waiting for. Readying his Layers album for an April 15 release, Royce Da 5’9 premieres the title track, featuring rap heavyweights Pusha T and Rick Ross.
Boogie, a shining star in the rising class of Compton rappers, has a very nuanced set of skills, propelled, in part, by his comedic flair. No song in his catalog displays this like “Bitter Raps,” the sequel of which arrives today.
Fans who enjoy where Ab-Soul took it on These Days… will love the newly released album leftover “House of Sin.”
The here today, gone tomorrow nature of the Internet affects how long rap fans sit with music. But 2 Chainz doesn’t want any of us to forget about “This Me, F*ck It,” his contribution to Timbaland’s King Stays King mixtape.
The name Slum Village has gone on to become a genericized trademark for a Hip-Hop sound that fits the definition for many fans.
Progression is what you can expect to hear anytime Black Milk returns with new heat. His new track is titled “I Guess.”
Moving along, Hip-Hop Wired gifts readers with some Christmas Day joy via Wired 25: The 25 Best Albums Of 2014.
[ooyala code=”0yMDk5cjrmEwCjfZB7YPTHSQMH4Alngz” player_id=”16d3592c0566485792a9febd7fbe442b”] “You win some, you lose some; but you live, you live to fight another day.” Fortunately, said loss occurred during a game of Connect 4 against Detroit rapper/producer Black Milk in the latest installment of Games Rappers Play.
Black Milk has been dropping consistent heat for years, but is still inexplicably and criminally underrated. The Detroit native shares a video for “What It’s Worth.”
