Top Dawg Entertainment, a label known to be laden with talented artists, have bars coming from any and everywhere. Proof can be heard on their president Punch’s new track “A Project Mind.”
TDE’s crooner du jour SZA drops a video for “Julia / (Tender).”
XXL dug into the archives and found some classic footage of Kendrick Lamar kicking raps on a Karaoke machine at their New York City headquarters.
Ab-Soul proceeds with the proceedings of pushing his upcoming These Days… album with a visual for a track called “Closure.”
The Southern bounce and brainiac mashup known as Civilia Demo continues to be impactful on the heels of Isaiah Rashad’s new video, “Modest.”
It’s been two years since Ab-Soul released a proper album, but that’s due to change with These Days… Though the TDE rapper’s highly anticipated body of work sat in limbo for a while, he announced that it’s finally releasing on June 24.
Things are a lot more menacing this time around, and we can thank Ab-Soul for that. The TDE rapper returned with a new cut from his upcoming These Days album called “Stigmata,” featuring Action Bronson and Asaad.
ScHoolboy Q is TDE’s most comedic presence, but he’s also from a very real place. Oxymoron fan-favorite, “Hoover Street,” detailed just one of many more stories the Figueroa St. rep will deliver, but before we hear those tales, he antes up a proper visual for the track.
Since the emergence of west coast favorite Kendrick Lamar, the TDE family is one of the more prominent crews in Rap. SZA stopped by The Breakfast Club to give the public some background on her come up and what the future holds for the New Jersey songstress.
TDE’s wheel have been steadily rolling during a year that they’ve already debuted ScHoolboy Q’s Oxymoron LP and created a platform for newcomers Isaiah Rashad and SZA. But somewhere in the fold lies the so-called Black Lipped Pastor of the group, Ab-Soul, who’s apparently the crew’s next scheduled artist to impact.
TDE is an army, better yet a navy, but as they expand, their formula remains the same. Credit that in part to their all-star engineer, Mixed By Ali, who discussed his backstory, being a student of the game, and TDE with the good folks at Rap Radar.
Ab-Soul, who’s had an increase in feature appearances lately, looks to be next in a TDE cycle that’s already delivered albums/EPs from Isaiah Rashad, ScHoolboy Q, and SZA. Yesterday, the Black Lipped Pastor returned on his solo tip with “Tree Of Life.”
