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After announcing the dates for “The Space Migration” tour from the comfort of his bath tub, Mac Miller presents the album art for upcoming album project album “Watching Movies With the Sound Off.” The tatted u rapstar sits on a wooden chair against a red wall butt naked with part of the table and a carefully placed patental advisory sticker covering his dick.
The album is scheduled for a June 18th release. What do you think of Mac Millers nude portrait album art? discuss.
On Thursday night Grammy Award Winning Singer/Songwriter/Musician Alicia Keys performed Bruno Mars’ penned new single “Tears Always Win.” lifted from current album “Girl On Fire,” at the American Idol results show. Check out Ms Key’s soulful performance in full below.
Solange continue her growth under Dev Hynes, The reborn artist beautifully sings on “Looks Good With Trouble” from her previous Ep “Truth” with an excellent verse from Kendrick Lamar. Have a go below and press play to listen to Looks Good With Trouble.
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Multi Talented Artist Pharrell Williams and Designer extraordinaire Mark McNairy Reunite for BBC’s Blacke Line, following the successful Bee Line the two individuals break down their collaboration and how it came alive, Press play below to find out more,
Props GQ
Another day, Another collaboration. “In commemoration of G-SHOCK’s 30th anniversary, Casio partnered with leading independent footwear brand, SUPRA, to design their own signature timepiece and Vaider Lite high top. This exciting release is a groundbreaking collaborative effot that features a dynamic range of fashion forward products in celebration of G-SHOCK’s rich and innovative history. The collaboration marks the first time G-SHOCK has offered this particular watch style for customization. SUPRA designed the shock resistant watch’s face with black branding on a matte black bezel with red accents. The traditional resin band was replaced with military grade Cordura that has a red underside, which is accompanied by a custom matte black metal case back. The Case back features the “It’s About Time” clock set to 8:13 (20:13 in military time) engraved. Black analog/digital watch with cloth band and black & red face.”
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Photo Courtesy of Feature Sneaker Boutique
For their brand new cover story Complex magazine enlist the beautiful Solange for their issue June/July 2013
entitled “Hot On Her Heels” recollected her life changing past events until now as we are all witnessing her evolution how she she has developed and diversified from early career, read the excellent article from Laura Checkoway for Complex and check the flicks photographed by JUCO.
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Solange presents a fun, stylish and playful visual journey incorporating some of the elements we over at i-likeitalot.com love about Brooklyn NYC in the mini music video for “Locked In Closets,” the XX’s produced cut lifted from the Model/Singer/Sogwriter/DJ’s “True,” EP. Watch the mini video created by Refinery29 and Absolut Vodka who helped fund the mini video which also doubles as a promotional video for the brand.
Listen to “Locked In Closets.” in full below.
After announcing his upcoming mixtape “Failures No Option” the G-unit’s Punch Line King Lloyd Banks releases some brand new material with fellow New York rapper French Montana entitled “Can U Dig It”.
MMG Rapper Rockie Fresh presents expensive visuals in support of Boi-1da produced song “Live Long.” lifted from Rockie’s debut album Electric Highway. Check out Rockie in Hollywood, a Ferrari Testarossa Nipsey and Ross in the full video below.
“Few hip-hop stars have arrived as fully formed as 25-year-old Kendrick Lamar. Hailing from the MC hotbed of Compton, Lamar has been cranking out increasingly adventurous mixtapes since he was a teen, at first under the name K.Dot (a moniker he later abandoned). But with the release last fall of his proper major-label debut, good kid, m.A.A.d. city (Interscope/ Aftermath/Top Dawg Entertainment), Lamar took his show widescreen. He subtitled the album A Short Film by Kendrick Lamar, and there is something palpably cinematic about it. It’s a deftly nuanced work filled with richly painted vignettes, complicated characters, and shifting perspectives that begins with a 17-year-old Lamar trying to find his way as he is being pulled in multiple directions by his friends, parents, hip-hop fantasies, girls, and the culture of Compton, and ends with him figuratively taking the baton from Dr. Dre while wondering if what he has achieved is a victory or simply part of a cycle. (Another Compton legend, MC Eiht, appears on the track “m.A.A.d. city.”)” Read the full interview led by our Queen Erykah Badu right here
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