King Chip has been sporadically releasing tracks over the last few months to support his 44108 mixtape, which finally hit the Internets today.
While Pusha T was shooting his video for “Blocka” in Jamaica (way back in December 2012), Complex‘s Editor-In-Chief Noah Callahan-Bever rode along to pick the G.O.O.D. Music rapper’s brain about his music. The result of that connection in the Caribbean was the My Name Is My Name mini-documentary, whose first part is here.
Omarion drops a new single called “Know You Better,” featuring a couple of Kendrick Lamar’s favorite rappers; Fabolous and Pusha T. The cut is from Maybach Music Group’s forthcoming Self Made, Vol. 3 compilation album.
With no signs of a Clipse album in the immediate future, this new song from No Malice featuring Pusha T is the closest things fans will get.
Festival season has invaded King’s County on this fine Saturday afternoon. A host of noteworthy lyricists, including Pusha T, Redman, and EPMD, will take the stage today at the 9th annual Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival.
A criminal past isn’t a necessary requirement to become a rapper, but if your image is one of tough talk and the like, it’s helpful when fans don’t doubt the sincerity. Since the beginning, there have been rappers from the hardest hoods to the plushest suburbs, but there are a few acts that appear to […]
Pusha T has been working hard to establish his solo career ahead of his proper debut album, My Name Is My Name. In a recent interview, the Virginia rhymer talked about the possibility of a Clipse reunion, the output of Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music imprint and promising a classic with his upcoming set.
No matter how accomplished Pusha T and No Malice are as soloists, fans will always keep asking about the Clipse. VIBE caught up with the Brothers Thornton for a pair of thorough interviews, both separately and together (actually, that makes for three interviews).
Remember St. Louis rapper, J-Kwon? It appears that the “Tipsy” rapper is getting a little play, especially after Kanye West mentioned in an epic New York Times interview that the 2004 smash was a favorite of his. Apparently, J-Kwon thinks anyone mentioning his name needs to pay up, as evidenced in his new track “Pushing […]
We receive another heater courtesy of Kelly Rowland with “Street Life.” On paper, the song was destined to be quality because of contributions from former Star Trak collaborators Pusha T and Pharrell Williams.
How wholesome can you expect a visual for a track called “P***y” to be? Our thoughts exactly. For your viewing pleasure, The-Dream debuts another promo video for his recently released album, IV Play.
Ludacris flooded the Internets with a weekly installment of new music through his #IDGAFFridays series, and returns today with a full offering called #IDGAF.
