It’s clear that Kendrick Lamar didn’t leave his flourishing ways in 2013, as the Compton rapper is set to headline the 2014 Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago alongside Beck and Neutral Milk Hotel.
Last night, some of Hip-Hop’s elite from both the past and present performed at the Def Jam 30th anniversary concert at SXSW in Austin, Tex. There, a packed crowd at Stubbs BBQ (many of whom we assume were inebriated) enjoyed a classic rap moment to kick off the music portion of the week long festival.
One rapper looking to breakout in 2014 is Lil Kim’s artist, Tiffany Foxx. From her upcoming King Foxx project, we receive a tune called “Young N Thuggin,” featuring Pusha T, Young Thug, and Chubbie Baby.
Future made an impression on the Internets weeks ago with his Mike WiLL Made It-produced single, “Move That Dope,” featuring Pharrell, Pusha T, and Casino. Today, the Dungeon Family protege debuts a visual for the cut sans his Freebandz partner in rhyme.
Despite being out for months, one could debate that Que’s “OG Bobby Johnson” is still the hottest record in the streets. So much so that he’s delivered an official remix for the hard-hitter, featuring Pusha T, A$AP Ferg, and Snoop Dogg.
Troy Ave scored the hearts of a lot more fans with New York City: The Album late last year. Today, the Brooklyn native returns with a visual for the Pusha T-assisted heater “Everything.
Honestly speaking, Hitmen producers, Sean C and LV, aren’t utilized enough these days. Those who agree will be thrilled to hear that the dynamic duo produced an upcoming project from Play Cloths titled Loud Dreams Vol. 1.
Out goes the struggle falsetto, and in comes the rapping on a new single by Future titled “Move That Dope.” The child of Dungeon Family selected an interesting supporting cast in Pharrell, Pusha T, and Casino.
Success is great and all, but what are your favorite artists doing to give back to their communities? Pusha T can answer that question, as he recently assisted Norfolk, VA-based charity, A 1000 Shoes For A 1000 Smiles, provide needy kids with new adidas sneakers just in time for Christmas.
The Source Magazine has made the offices of Def Jam very happy by nabbing Rick Ross and Pusha T for the covers of their upcoming November 2013 issue.
Up-and-comer Lantana managed to snag a few rap stars on his “All Hustle, No Luck (Remix).” Today, the rapper unveils an accompanying visual featuring Yo Gotti, Bun B, and Pusha T.
