Quentin Miller releases a ten track mixtape which was created in 2 weeks titled “CrshrsGotWings.” read more about the project and stream the full mixtape below.
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Chief Keef unveils the surprise release of Bang 3 two ahead of its scheduled releases date Aug. 18 release date,The 14-track project, features a collaboration with A$AP Rocky titled “Superheroes.”
Listen to the track in full below.
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Video – Black Eyed Peas – Yesterday
Black eyed Peas sample old school records including Onyx’s “Slam,” ODB’s “Shimmy Shimmy Ya,” N.W.A.’s “Straight Outta Compton,” Wu-Tang’s “Killa Bees,” and Beastie Boys’ “Paul Revere.” in the video for current Hip Hop, 80’s, nostalgia inspired single “Yesterday,” watch the video in full below.
When kendrick dropped King Kunta he included a controversial verse “I can dig rapping, but a rapper with a ghostwriter? / What the fuck happened? / (Oh no) I swore I wouldn’t tell / But most of y’all sharing bars like you got the bottom bunk in a two-man cell,” shots were most definitely fired but the true identity of the inspiration for the verse remained hidden as many artists employ the assistance of writers when creating new material who are usually credited on the finished product. On Wednesday rapper Meek Mill jumped on twitter to expose Drake who appears on Mill’s current album on a track titled R.I.C.O, although the true origin of Meek’s rage remains unknown , in the barrage of tweets the name “Quentin Miller.” was thrown into the mix, later reinforced by Funk Flex, who used social media to leak the Ghostwriter reference in a messy instagram post. Check out the below images.
August Alsina visits Angie Martinez to discuss, life, love, music, health, ungrateful people who feel they are entitle and more. Watch the entertaining interview in full below.
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Video: August Alsina – Hip Hop
August Alsina premiers a new video titled “Hip Hop.”
A$AP Rocky performs “L$D.” and “Jukebox Joints.” lifted from his Billboard number one album “At Long Last A$AP.” live on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, watch both performances in full below.
Ringgo Ancheta is an anomaly among hip-hop producers – not raised in the suburbs on a steady diet of video games and hip-hop, but in the forest like a beast. His parents were members of the Philippine arm of the Aum Supreme Truth Cult, whose venture into terrorist activity caused them to flee the group in the late 1980s. They were granted political asylum in the U.S. and settled in rural New Jersey, where Ancheta was raised on the outskirts of a commune without electricity while his father worked as a researcher at Princeton Neuroscience Institute.
The Coup is a “goddamn band from muthafuckin Oakland, CA. When we play, we don’t play”. Their music is influenced by funk, punk, hip hop, and soul’s music, Described as “bass-driven backbeats overlaid by humorous, hopeful, and often witty lyrics- with a bent towards the literary- that critique, observe, and lampoon capitalism, American politics, patriarchal exploitation, police brutality, romance, working at fast food places, and being at cocaine parties with rich people, among other things.” Watch them perform live below
Joey Bada$$ releases the official music video for “Christ Conscious” directed by M-I-E, the second single off his debut album “B4DA$$”