A new EP from DC’s Oddisee should hold us all over until his debut project, People Hear What They See drops on June 5. Oddisee remixes and reimagines tracks from Marvin Gaye, Bon Iver, Metronomy and K-Os to the point where there should be serious consideration about making them “official” remixes. If you don’t believe, [...]
Today is a wonderful day to be a Smoke DZA fan. Via Twitter, the endo enthusiast announced his upcoming album, Rugby Thompson and released the video to “New Jack,” the album’s first single. Produced by Harry Fraud, the album will be available via High Times Records on June 19. That release date is only a [...]
The hip-hop community too often neglects and mistreats its woman; The relationship between the gender and the genre is one of a complex history and understanding. So, when tracks like “Black Girl Lost” or “Brown Skin Lady” come out and address women in a respectful manner, they’re always a diamond in the rough. Nas recently released a [...]
Washington D.C.‘s fat fool gives his take on the popular “HYFR” instrumental along side rapper Chris Bo. Fat Trel‘s latest project, Nightmare on E. Street, is available now. “Or should I just go see my stripper, and she was my nigga, but she got some shots and her titties got bigger.”
Peep this track from Dom O Briggs, a member of the Dope League, which also houses ScienZe. This cut comes from Dom’s Always Inspire(d) EP. The album features production by H2 and The Stuyvesants. The video is directed by aaronisnotcool and its concept seems pretty random and spur of the moment.
As Push mentioned when the remix dropped, a few bars of his were left on the cutting room floor. Now, we get his full intro for our coke rap pleasure. Enjoy.
Late last week Jadakiss dropped his newest mixtape, Consignment, and this week he’s following it up with some dope visuals from that project. First up “Without You,” which features a soulful beat courtesy of producer Joe Milly. The LOX frontman puts down some heartfelt bars on this track too, but that’s what we’ve come to [...]
ScHoolboy Q teams up with fellow Californian TiRon of The Cafeteria Line and goes in over some Chuck Inglish production. Its catchy, short, and refreshing. This track is reportedly of an upcoming TiRon project. Habits & Contradictions that is available now.
Here it is. Dirty version rumored to drop tonight at 9 P.M., available on iTunes on May 8th, album in stores August 14th. And here’s an interview Noz did with Mike Will over at the FADER. Enjoy.
Big Krittah gives us some new visuals to prepare for his June 5th arrival of his debut album Live From The Underground. The video is directed by Decatur Dan and the track comes off of K.R.I.T.’s latest 4evaNaDay mixtape. We’ve got about 5 weeks till the album drops, so let’s collectively hold our breaths and hope [...]
