Danny Brown

Detroit wordsmith Danny Brown accused a member of the South African group Die Antwoord of sexual assault during a recent podcast appearance.

Grand Theft Auto V first arrived on PS3 and Xbox 360 back in 2013 before being released on 2014 current-generation consoles PS4 and XBOX One and is still going strong. Rockstar Games announced that Detroit’s own, Danny Brown will be hosting a new radio station in the game.

Danny Brown has captivated audiences for the better part of the past decade with one of the zaniest and elastic rhyme flows in Hip-Hop. With his latest album,uknowhatimsayin¿, the Detroit wordsmith proves yet again that his endless array of schemes and ideas are still there while toning it down for those who haven’t experienced the […]

While collaborative projects did not always come together in past eras they are easy to finesse in the digital age. One that most did not see coming is Danny Brown and Q-Tip.

The mystery of which Detroit rapper gave Dave Chappelle some weed so strong he bombed his show and got booed has been solved.

The wait is over. Danny Brown’s promise to deliver his new album, Atrocity Exhibition, comes to fruition today – three days ahead of schedule.

Four months ago, Danny Brown’s whereabouts were unknown. Now he’s back and delivering new music at rapid speeds as he gears up to release his long-awaited Atrocity Exhibition album on Sept. 30.

Your rap nerd wet dreams just came true. Danny Brown has recruited Kedrick Lamar, Ab-Soul and Earl Sweatshirt to get on the same track, “Really Doe.”

As we reach the midway point of September, Danny Brown’s long-awaited Atrocity Exhibition album is just over the horizon. Today, the Detroit rapper whet appetites with another early offering from the project.

Any doubts that Danny Brown’s hiatus came and went with the announcement of his forthcoming album Atrocity Exhibition. From the project, he releases “Pneumonia,” which hits the Internets today.

Danny Brown really wanted his new album Atrocity Exhibition to sound good. So much that he says he spent $70,000 on clearing samples for production on the album.

“I Love Kanye,” the only song that Kanye West spit acapella on his The Life of Pablo album, is as spot-on in the self-aggrandizing rap department as any song on the project. The only thing missing was a beat, and thanks to the legendary DJ Premier, that changes today.