R.I.P. 2Pac
Rest in Peace Tupac Amaru Shakur (June 16, 1971 – September 13, 1996).
Read moreRest in Peace Tupac Amaru Shakur (June 16, 1971 – September 13, 1996).
Read more“All About The Money” serves as the first single off of Troy Ave’s upcoming new project. Stream or download below.
Read moreThis is taken from Dice Raw’s 2013 album “Jimmy’s Back”, out now.
Read more“X” will be available in stores and online next Tuesday, September 16th. Bonus: Check out the video for “Don’t Be Gone Too Long” featuring Ariana Grande below.
Read moreBig Sean celebrates his Roc Nation deal with a four-track drop. The Detroit emcee links up with Mike WiLL Made It on “Paradise”. E-40 on the DJ Mustard, Kanye West and DJ Dahi-produced “IDFWU (I Don’t F*ck With You)”. Nate Fox, Da Internz, and L&F on “Jit/Juke”. And last but not least Key Wane on “4th Quarter”.
Read moreBrand new show ‘Young, Complicated & Famous’ has landed! Episode 1 features hot new US singer/songwriter Tinashe. She talks relationships, starting out, haters and Drake.
Read moreJhene Aiko’s brand new studio LP “Souled Out” is available now.
Read moreBig Sean is having quite a day. Less than 24 hours ago, news broke that the Detroit MC made the move to Roc Nation management. When asked why he made the move Sean said, “People are really personally involved. Hov is really personally involved.” To clarify, he’s still happily signed to Def Jam and G.O.O.D. Music and continuing to work with his big bro, Kanye West, who obviously cosigned the maneuver over to Roc. Sean also went on record to say that G.O.O.D. Music is in great standing. To add steam to his momentum, Sean dropped a collection of four new tracks, which you can check out here. He kept the features light, only employing E-40 and pulling in production from big names like Key Wane, Mike WiLL Made It, DJ Dahi, DJ Mustard and Kanye. Plus, he’s launching a sneaker collab with adidas, and despite all of his success, he spends a considerable amount of time giving back to his community.
Read moreMister Cee, DJ Enuff, and Funk Flex tell their personal stories of working with B.I.G. and reflect upon the classic album 20 years after its release. Additional commentary from Miss Info who reviewed the album for ‘The Source’ at the time. Bonus: 10 Things You Didn’t Know About “Ready to Die”.
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