Danny Brown just released his third album, Old, last week, and has been hitting the show circuit in support. However, a couple of spot dates with electronic musician Pretty Lights didn’t go well and sparked an ugly Twitter spat between the two artists over the weekend.
With Old officially in stores, Danny Brown celebrates its release by debuting a visual for “Dope Song.” In it, the Fool’s Gold rapper gets trippy with friends in his old neighborhood in Detroit.
Churning out content is the name of the game, and that’s been consistent for the past few years. Because of this, a lot of content falls to the wayside due to the uphill battle between popularity, prioritization, and favoritism on the blogosphere.
Detroit rhyme slinger Danny Brown gives some of the most candid interviews in the game. The outspoken rapper turned heads once again, after saying that folks supporting the buzzing career of Miley Cyrus as a rapper and booty-deficient twerker are only in it for the money.
Danny Brown has carved out a nice little career for himself over the years, but many have criticized how he’s changed since The Hybrid. Fret not angry fans; the Detroit rapper takes it back on his new LP Old, which is currently being streamed via Spotify.
There was a push and pull process between Danny Brown and his label Fool’s Gold as he prepped his highly anticipated album, Old, but it’s finally ready to hit the streets. With only a week to go until it releases, the prolific reveals the track list.
If you’ve had the pleasure of attending a recent Danny Brown show, chances are that you’ve heard his uptempo heater “Dip.” With his long awaited album, Old, only weeks away from releasing, the former XXL Freshman delivers a visual for the cut.
Not sure about you, but Danny Brown‘s upcoming album Old is highly sought after around these parts. And this was before the Detroit wordsmith decided to release the intro, “Side A (Old).”
Danny Brown gets the profile treatment from GQ. The Detroit rapper talked shop with the fashion mag about a variety of topics, including the consequences that getting sloppy toppy while performing had on his stage show and his taste in clothing.
September promises a list of noteworthy album releases. One is set to come from Danny Brown, who will finally debut the follow up to 2011’s critically claimed XXX titled Old.
Danny Brown is quietly making his competition look like lesser MCs one track at a time. Today, he drops some lyrical gems in the visual for “ODB,” which is as drug-influenced as his music.
Danny Brown found himself in the hot seat while visiting Shade 45’s Sway In The Morning crew. Because any rapper with a project on the way should have spare bars on hand, host Sway Calloway thought it appropriate to ask the Fool’s Gold MC to spit a quick 16.
