Compton Carter is back with a new melodic trap EP titled "Tunnel Vision Summer 17." Take a good listen to this song off of it she calls "City Nights." For more head here: https://soundcloud.com/c-carter-1
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Trae Tha Truth recruits Young Thug and Skippa Da Flippa for a banging hew track titled "Thuggin." This is off of Trae's forthcoming album, "Tha Truth, Pt. 3," dropping July 21. Pre-order it now on iTunes: https://soundcloud.com/traethatruth/thuggin-feat-young-thug-skippa-da-flippa
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Check out Chris Rivers' debut album titled "Delorean." The 21-track project features Whispers, Dyce Payne, Styles P, Sheek Louch, Lil Fame and more.
Purchase the album here: https://thatshiphopmusic.com/
Tracklist:
1. Delorean (Ft. Whispers)
2. Bag
3. Chance Encounters
4. Chris Time Zone
5. Lord Knows (Ft. Dyce Payne)
6. Old Thing Back (Ft. Lydia Ceaser)
7. Validation
8. DASAFAC
9. Whispers Time Zone (Ft. Whispers)
10. Fair One (Ft. Styles P, Sheek Louch & Lil Fame)
11. HA HA (Ft. Whispers)
12. Abundance
13. Got Too Much
14. Oswin Benjamin Time Zone (Ft. Oswin Benjamin)
15. No Gives (Ft. Oswin Benjamin)
16. Thousand Years
17. Nothing (Ft. Jarren Benton)
18. Near Perfect (Ft. Derez D’Shon & Oswin Benjamin)
19. Fear Of My Crown (Ft. S.E.A)
20. Where’s The Love
21. Brightness (Ft. Jean Dash)
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Troy Ave circles back to his 2016 "White Christmas 4" mixtape to drop an official music video for "The Way." Cop it now from iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/white-christmas-4/id1189667554
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"Power" star and executive producer 50 Cent joins Access Hollywood Live's Natalie Morales and Kit Hoover to talk about his Starz series and share his opinion on JAY-Z's newest album, "4:44." Plus, when is 50's new album dropping? "Power" airs Sundays at 9 PM ET/PT on Starz.
Access Hollywood: I hear you didn't like JAY-Z's "4:44" album
50 Cent: I said it was good. I just thought it was too smart. Because I do think you gotta dumb down the material to fit in to what the culture's producing. Because now it's a little more melody-driven. It's not as sophisticated as it was when I first came in.
Access Hollywood: When's your album coming out?
50 Cent: It'll be the end of the year.
Access Hollywood: What is it gonna sound like?
50 Cent: It won't be as smart as the JAY-Z record. I wanna make music that people can have fun to. So you don't have to stop ... You can get it immediately without having to sit and analyze.
Access Hollywood: Are you friends with JAY-Z?
50 Cent: Yeah. I don't have a problem with him.
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Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor will hold their final press conference today at 2PM Eastern, in London, England.
Based on the first three pressers, there is no telling what will come out of the mouths of the kings of their respective sports - boxing and MMA.
Their boxing match will take place on August 26, at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Tickets for the bout will start at $500 and range up to $10,000.
If you can't make it to Sin City, don't worry, you can watch the spectacle from the comfort of your own home. Pay-per-view prices are $89.95 for standard definition and $99.95 for high definition.
Peep the live press conference below.
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PaperChaserDotCom is preparing to release the second volume of it's "The Purest Product" mixtape series.
Once again all songs are being produced by super producer Remo The Hitmaker.
Today we premiere the first single titled "Salute You" by Nyce Da Future featuring Remo.
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PnB Rock, Kap G and Kamaiyah represent for the 2017 XXL Freshman class with a cypher to close out the week. Who had the best bars? Who has the brightest future?
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DMX could be facing more than four decades in prison after being charged with 14 counts of tax evasion.
TMZ reports that the 46-year old rapper, born Earl Simmons, turned himself in Thursday, July 13.
X is accused of hiding income by using the bank accounts of others and living mostly off of cash. In 2011 and 2012 the "Party Up" hit maker listed his income as "unknown," even though he reportedly made $353,000 and $542,000.
He reported income of $10,000 in 2013, but according to the feds he raked in $250,000.
DMX's total IRS debt is listed at $1.7 million, dating back to the 2000's.
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LLoyd Banks swept through New York City radio station Hot 97 recently to rip the mic down with a scorching freestyle for the one and only Funkmaster Flex.
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Watch what happens when random people on Hollywood Boulevard are asked questions about 50 Cent, and their reactions when the superstar sneaks up behind them, via Jimmy Kimmel Live.
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50 Cent was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday, July 13. He and Jimmy chopped it up about the Mayweather/McGregor fight, "Power" vs Game of Thrones," getting signed to Eminem, 50 taking his grandfather to strip clubs.
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Check out French Montana's new album titled "Jungle Rules." Features include Travis Scott, The Weeknd, Chinx, Max B, Pharrell Williams, Future, Quavo, Young Thug, Swae Lee, T.I. and more.
The album is available now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jungle-rules/id1254555045
Tracklist:
1. “Whiskey Eyes” Feat. Chinx
2. “Unforgettable” Feat. Swae Lee
3. “Trippin”
4. “A Lie” Feat. The Weeknd & Max B
5. “Jump” Feat. Travis Scott
6. “Hotel Bathroom”
7. “Bring Dem Things” Feat. Pharrell
8. “Bag” Feat. Ziico Niico
9. “Migo Montana” Feat. Quavo
10. “No Pressure” Feat. Future
11. “Push Up”
12. “Stop It” Feat. T.I.
13. “Black Out” Feat. Young Thug
14. “She Workin” Feat. Marc E. Bassy
15. “Formula” Feat. Alkaline
16. “Famous”
17. “Too Much”
18. “White Dress”
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Check out PSmooth's official music video for "In the Salon" starring C-Lo.
Available now!
http://smarturl.it/PSmooth
http://Instagram.com/TheRealPSmooth
Produced By: Jacob Lethal Beats
Directed By @Joris_RollerSteady
Special Thanks To:
Jessenia : @iamjessenia
Clo : @Clop3z
Dee : @Dee.nasty
Sasha : @Sashamerci
Nathaly : @NatFriedmantv
Shameeka: @Misynsecrets
Fi Fi: @Farheddd_
Stylist : @Sway.Style
Makeup : Kate Cohen
Kendrick Lamar recently sat down with Dave Chappelle for a cover story chat for the August cover of Interview Magazine.
Check out an excerpt from their conversation.
DAVE CHAPPELLE: Kendrick.
KENDRICK LAMAR: Dave. What's going on, brother?
CHAPPELLE: The last time I saw you was in Australia with J. Cole—you had just performed with Eminem. A lot's happened since then.
LAMAR: Definitely. How you been?
CHAPPELLE: I've been great. I want to start by asking you about a recent scandal in the comedy world: Kathy Griffin and the picture of her holding Donald Trump's decapitated head. My question for you is not about politics, but about the content in your work. In comedy right now, the issue is, "When does a comedian go too far?" And I imagine in hip-hop that's been a long-standing debate—even when I was coming up, when Bill Clinton went after Sister Souljah. When you write, how much do you think about the repercussions of anything you might say?
LAMAR: When I look at comedy—at Richard Pryor, at you—it's all self-expression. I apply that same method to my music. I came up listening to N.W.A and Snoop. Like them, it's in me to express how I feel. You might like it or you might not, but I take that stand.
CHAPPELLE: I have this thing when I write jokes; I call it my unseen audience. I'll think of certain people when I'm writing certain types of jokes. For instance: "What would my mother say?" Who do you think about when you write? Are you thinking about the streets? A lot of your work is openly spiritual and contemplative.
LAMAR: I really focus on what my fans will take from it, people living their day-to-day lives. At the end of the day, the music isn't for me; it's for people who are going through their struggles and want to relate to someone who feels the same way they do. I've got to take Mom out of the equation. I've got to go all-in, expressing myself, right there in the moment.
CHAPPELLE: What did you think when LeBron James, after an amazing, clutch performance [in a historic, 26-point comeback win during the playoffs], was like, "I just listened to DAMN. and got amped."
LAMAR: Moments like that ... If I hadn't expressed myself in the studio, who's to say he would have been listening to the album? LeBron James or the little boy around the corner, we come from the same struggles, and it comes out of my mouth for them to relate to.
CHAPPELLE: I know you're a big Tupac fan. And Tupac used to talk about this phenomenon, as he got successful, that he was out of context. He'd say, "Where am I supposed to go? I can't be around the 'hood anymore, and they don't want me in the Hollywood Hills. Where am I supposed to go?" Have you run into any altitude sickness from your ascent, fighting all the way up to where you are now?
LAMAR: I think I'm still growing. The more people I meet, the more cultures I start to embrace, the more people I open myself up to—it's a growing process I'm excited about. But it's also a challenge for me, to be at this level and still be able to connect with somebody who's living that everyday life. At first it was something I struggled with, because everything was moving so fast. I didn't know how to digest it. The best thing I did was go back to the city of Compton, to touch the people who I grew up with and tell them the stories of the people I met around the world. Making To Pimp a Butterfly was me navigating those experiences. I went to Africa and I was like, "This is something I can enjoy and something I can challenge myself with."
CHAPPELLE: Was Africa your "Oh, shit, I made it" moment?
LAMAR: I went to South Africa—Durban, Cape Town, Johannesburg—and those were definitely the "I've arrived" shows. Outside of the money, the success, the accolades ... This is a place that we, in urban communities, never dream of. We never dream of Africa. Like, "Damn, this is the motherland." You feel it as soon as you touch down. That moment changed my whole perspective on how to convey my art.
To read the full cover story head over to Interview Magazine
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Tink Da Demon Smack takes on Th3 Saga in a battle from Born Legacy V. Presented by Smack and the Ultimate Rap League. Check it out below.
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BAUEWYK presents the third single from ‘The Good Book Vol 2’ by The Alchemist & Budgie
Lifestyle brand and music label BAUEWYK follows up its first collaborative project with producers The Alchemist and Budgie with the 2nd edition of their 2013 project ‘The Good Book’. ‘The Good Book Volume 2’ picks up where the first edition left off with The Alchemist and Budgie sampling purely from religious source material weaving together a bed of production that serves as a perfect backdrop to featured artists Mobb Deep, Royce 5' 9, Westside Gunn & Conway, Action Bronson, Meyhem Lauren, Your Old Droog, Evidence, Remy Banks & more.
The double CD / 45 track set is housed in a collector’s edition faux book and will be limited to 2000 pieces. Available for pre-order now.
preorder the 45 here: chemistryset.myshopify.com/products/th…inyl-single
The Alchemist & Budgie
'The Good Book 2'
Release Date: July 21st
Double CD Containing 45 tracks
Featuring:
Mobb Deep, Royce 5' 9, Westside Gunn & Conway, Mach Hommy, Meyhem Lauren, Durag Dynasty, Big Twins, Action Bronson, Big Body Bes, Your Old Droog, Evidence, Olivier The 2nd, Jeremiah Jae, Buddy, Emmavie, Chris O'Bannon, Joyce Wright, Jay Worthy, Traffic, Dreebo, Sulaiman, Nyku, Remy Banks, Chuck Inglish, Nasty Nigel & Joyce Wrice.
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Terrence J stopped by The Breakfast Club to talk about executive producing a new show titled "Tap Out," settling in with one girlfriend, Kevin Hart, his past with BET, working with MTV now.
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During the first two stops on their four-city promotional run to hype their upcoming fight, Conor McGregor, has twice told Floyd Mayweather to, "Dance for me, boy."
Some observers believe Mystic Mac is just promoting the upcoming fight, while others believe he's being outright racist.
TMZ Sports caught up with Money Mayweather to get his take on the growing controversy.
"Racism still exists, but I try to turn a negative into a positive," Mayweather said. "I'm not upset at all. A lot of people say that Conor McGregor is racist but I'm not worried about that. It is what it is. He's entitled to feel how he wants to feel. I just want to stay in my zone and stay focused."
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Chris Wong Won P.K.A. Fresh Kid Ice of 2 Live Crew has passed away at the age of 53.
According to TMZ, Ice died in a Miami hospital Thursday, July 13, due to an undisclosed medical condition.
Ice founded 2 Live Crew along with DJ Mr. Mixx and Amazing Vee in 1984. The trio later linked up with Uncle Luke when they signed to his record label.
The group shot to worldwide fame with the release of the album "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" in 1989. The disc featured the hit song, "Me So Horny."
Luke mourned the loss of his friend via Twitter this morning.
"My Condolence goes out to the family Chris Wong Wong Fresh Kid Ice of the 2 Live Crew who just passed away people we lost a legend," Luke wrote.
My Condolence goes out to the family Chris Wong Wong Fresh Kid Ice of the 2 Live Crew who just passed away people we lost a legend
— LUTHER R CAMPBELL (@unclelukereal1) July 13, 2017
Rest in peace, Fresh Kid Ice.
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