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Tony Touch welcomes a new artist to the Shade 45 studios to chop it up and spit from bars. The latest rapper to step up to the mic for a Toca Tuesday freestyle is The Kid Daytona.
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This is definitely a collaboration that banks. Young Buck, 50 Cent and Troy Ave link up for a new song entitled "Drug Money."
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The Breakfast Club landed an interview with Big Sean to talk about his just released Dark Sky Paradise album.
He discussed not getting the recognition for his lyrical ability, creative control on his new album, upcoming tour with J. Cole, why he skipped college, "One Man Can Change the World" being dedicated to his late grandmother, his father being on the album, Naya Rivera's showering habits, his girlfriend Ariana Grande, meeting Jim Carrey and more.
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Billboard gets the greenlight from IAMSU! to premiere his new Eyes On Me EP. The 7-track project features Tyga and Jay Ant. Listen up top.
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1. They Say (Yeah) Prod. by CAL-A
2. Nothin Less Prod. by DJ MUSTARD
3. Hella Good Feat Tyga Prod. by IAMSU!
4. Bandz ft. Jay Ant Prod. by P-lo and Jay Ant
5. Cartier Prod. by C4
6. FTB Prod by P-Lo
7. Let Her Know Prod. by IAMSU!
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Soulja Boy's work ethic cannot be questioned. He continues to crank out new music and videos for his fans. The latest song to get visual treatment is "We Don't Fight." Check it out below.
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Big Sean's new album, Dark Sky Paradise, is in stores today. Here's an official music video for the lead song entitled "Dark Sky (Skyscrapers)."
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Wiz Khalifa drops off an official music video for "Still Down" featuring Ty Dolla $ign and Chevy Woods off of his Blacc Hollywood album.
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Directed by: Gerard Victor
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Long Island Hip Hop artist/Entrepreneur, Garc Barz has officially signed with BDL4LIFE Entertainment to distribute his debut EP “Timeless”. Over the past 10 years this young artist has been building a library of new music and killing the mixtape scene with his recent releases; “Over Your Head” and “Young&Gifted” which went bronze of Datpiff.com. Now, Garc Barz has teamed up with Record Label/Distribution Company BDL4LIFE Entertainment and is set to release his first 6 track EP on March 21st,2015 in over 1000 digital stores ! His first official video to his new single “Bandman” is set to release by the end of March.
After hearing some of Garc Barz’ recent work, The best term I could use to describe his style would be “Just Right”. His recent work has not only showcased a flow that appeals to the listeners of today, but he incorporates burst of some extremely intelligent lyrics. As we travel deeper into his new EP we start to see a lot of diversity. He is very capable of making music with an up tempo rhythm and aggressive sound, and then dial back with a track like “Timeless” which has more of a serious mood. When we asked Garc who his target audience was, he responded with “Anyone who is willing to listen”. “My goal for this EP is to show the world that I am not a one dimensional artist.” Garc Barz made it very apparent that he is not limited to one sound. Although his EP has a taste of different styles of Hip Hop, he still brings it all together and manages to keep the tape flowing nicely and creating anticipation for the next song.
We may be watching the rise of a very significant force in the Hip Hop community. The lyrical abilities of this artist cannot be questioned. When you mix this kind of lyricism with captivating instrumentals and an entrepreneurial spirit, there is no limit to the potential. We look forward to following this up and coming artist and wish him the best on his journey to the top!
New single from Gipp "Beautiful Lover" featuring Eric Benét!
Off Gipp's new studio album ZAGGA coming soon!
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On the eve of the release of his new album entitled Dark Sky Paradise, Big Sean drops off a new freestyle over Beyonce's "Me, Myself and I." Download it here https://soundcloud.com/bigsean-1/me-myself-i-freestyle.
Pre-order Dark Sky Paradise from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dark-sky-paradise-deluxe/id963397688.
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Reports are leaking out that Drake's artist PARTYNEXTDOOR had a close call in Atlanta following a sold out concert at Center Stage Theater on Friday, February 20. Details are sketchy, but the OVO Sound signee's tour bus was allegedly shot up. DJ Vlad spoke with a witness who was understandably reluctant to reveal his identity.
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"All The Way" feat. Futuristic and Madchild" was produced by Cali Cleve and is the latest single from Demrick's new solo album "Losing Focus", which drops February 24th on Battle Axe Records. The track is available as an instant download if you pre-order the album on iTunes online at Bit.ly/DemLosingFocusiTunes.
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Chicago Artist SpekDaTruth now residing in Indiana, releases his latest mixtape hosted by Dj Amaris, & Stack Or Starve Approved. This mixtape also features the talked about single 'Ain't Wit da Shyts '(feat. #Numba2). The Unsigned Hype artist is making noise and plans on no signs of slowing down, with more releases on the way!
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Nick Gordon is the prime suspect in the unexplained incident that has left Bobbi Kristina Brown in a coma.
The 21-year old daughter of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston was found unresponsive and face down in the bathtub of her Roswell, Georgia home on Saturday, January 31st.
Since Bobbi was admitted to the hospital Nick has not been allowed to to see his girlfriend because Bobby won't allow it.
Bobby Brown's lawyer, Chris Brown, told TMZ on Monday, February 23, 2015, that Gordon has not been forthcoming with information about facial injuries found on Bobbi by medical personnel after he administered CPR.
"It appears that Mr. Gordon did not want his understanding of the facts to be subject to the truthful examination of various experts or Bobby Brown himself," Chris said. "Mr. Gordon has every right to remain silent and not share his version of events with Bobby Brown. Mr. Gordon is not as desperate to visit Bobbi Kristina as he wants the world to believe."
Gordon took to Twitter to fire off a few rounds. Saying among other things that Bobby was never there for his daughter and he's received death threats.
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Islamic militants Boko Haram have destroyed villages, kidnapped schoolgirls, used girls as young as 7 for suicide bombing missions and killed thousands of innocent citizens across Nigeria.
Recently they've launched attacks in Cameroon, however help is on the way.
Led by the U.S. special forces, other countries have joined in by sending units of their elite soldiers to Chad to train the beleaguered people of Africa how to combat the growing threat of violence.
Watch CNN's special report below.
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John Legend and Common had a big night at the 2015 Oscars on Sunday, February 22. Their song "Glory" from the Selma motion picture soundtrack won an award for Best Original Song.
Watch the two perform it below.
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Lil Scrappy chimes in on the Kanye West/Beck Grammy drama. The Love and Hip Hop star thinks Kanye West was right in his opinion that Beyonce should have won the Best Album award. He goes on to call Beck a "fucking idiot" who has never been a world tour like Beyonce.
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French Montana drops an official music video for his single entitled "Bad Bitch" featuring Jeremih. The song was produced by Remo The Hitmaker. Download it now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/id948462440.
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During a recent sit down with DJ Smallz, Big Gipp of Goodie Mob was asked about Outkast's 2014 reunion tour. His answer was interesting, to say the least. Take a listen to what he had to say below.
"They proved to everybody they are the greatest hip hop group to ever touch the mic," Gipp said. "They bigger that RUN-DMC, they bigger than everybody. They the biggest. Nobody sold more records than them. Nobody achieved musically what they achieved."
Do you agree with Gipp? If not, tell us why and name your top five hip hop groups of all time.
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LOS ANGELES (Associated Press) — The long take of "Birdman" has stretched all the way to the Academy Awards, where the jazzy, surreal comedy about an actor fleeing his superhero past took Hollywood's top honor in a ceremony punctuated by passionate pleas for equality.
On a stormy night in Hollywood, the 87th annual Academy Awards — which came in humbled by backlash to its all-white acting nominees — bristled with politics and heartfelt speeches about women's rights, immigration, suicide prevention, governmental surveillance and race.
In a battle of B-movies for best picture, the Oscars awarded "Birdman" best picture, opting for a movie that epitomizes Hollywood — showy, ego-mad, desperate for artistic credibility — over one ("Boyhood") that prized naturalism and patience. "Birdman (or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)" also won best director for Mexican filmmaker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, best original screenplay and best cinematography.
"Maybe next year the government will inflict immigration restrictions," said Innaritu, recalling last year's best director winner, Alfonso Cuaron. "Two Mexicans in a row. That's suspicious, I guess."
Inarritu, a larger-than-life figure of frizzy hair regularly wrapped in a scarf, concluded the night's many moving speeches that called for societal progress. Inarritu said he prays his native country finds "a government we deserve" and that immigrants to the U.S. "can be treated with the same dignity and the respect of the ones who came before and (built) this incredible immigrant nation."
The ceremony at the Dolby Theatre, hosted by Tony Award veteran Neil Patrick Harris, was heavy on song-and-dance to near-Grammy levels. Lady Gaga lavishly performed "The Hills Are Alive" from "The Sound of Music" with a rapt Julie Andrews looking on.
The awards overwhelmingly went to less-seen independent films and were widely spread around. All eight of the best-picture nominees won awards, including Eddie Redmayne for best actor for his technically nuanced performance as Stephen Hawking in "The Theory of Everything."
"Please know this that I am fully aware that I am a lucky, lucky man," said the young British actor. "This belongs to all of the people around the world battling ALS."
All of Sunday's big winners were first-timers, including best actress winner Julianne Moore, who won for her performance as an academic with early onset Alzheimer's in "Still Alice."
"I read an article that said that winning an Oscar could lead to living five years longer," said Moore. "If that's true, I'd really like to thank the academy because my husband is young than me."
Harris gave the Academy Awards a cheery tone that sought to celebrate Hollywood, while also slyly parodying it. He began the night: "Tonight we honor Hollywood's best and whitest — I mean brightest."
Though Richard Linklater's 12-years-in-making "Boyhood" was the critical favorite for much of awards season, it won only best supporting actress for Patricia Arquette.
"To every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation," said Arquette. "We have fought for everybody else's equal rights. It's our time to have wage equality once for all. And equal rights for women in the United States of America."
Cheers erupted throughout the Dolby, perhaps the loudest coming from a fellow supporting-actress nominee Arquette bested: Meryl Streep. "Made my night," Streep told Arquette backstage.
Tears streamed down the face of David Oyelowo, who played the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in "Selma" and was infamously left out of the best actor nominees, during the rousing performance of the song "Glory" from the film. Immediately afterward, Common and John Legend accepted the best song Oscar with a speech that drew a standing ovation.
"We say that 'Selma' is now, because the struggle for justice is right now," said Legend. "We know that the voting rights act that they fought for 50 years ago is being compromised right now in this country today. We know that right now the struggle for freedom and justices where we live in the most incarcerated country in the world."
Graham Moore also moved the star-studded audience, accepting best adapted screenplay for his "The Imitation Game" script about Alan Turing, who was chemically castrated for being homosexual. Moore said when he was 16 years old he tried to kill himself, and urged others to never lose faith: "Stay weird. Stay different."
Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel," a European caper released way back in March, tied for the most Oscars with "Birdman." The academy awarded Anderson's latest confection with more awards (production design, score, costume design and makeup and styling) than any previous film by the director.
Best supporting actor went to J.K. Simmons, a career character actor widely acclaimed for one of his biggest parts: a drill sergeant of a jazz instructor in the indie "Whiplash." Simmons fittingly accepted his supporting acting Oscar with some straightforward advice, urging: "Call your mom. Call your dad."
Most of the awards went as expected, though Disney's "Big Hero 6" pulled off an upset in the best animated feature category, besting DreamWorks' favored "How to Train Your Dragon 2."
The Mexican cinematographer Emmanuel "Chivo" Lubezki became the first to win best cinematography twice in a row. After last year winning for the lengthy shots of the space adventure "Gravity," he won for the stretched out takes of "Birdman." Recalling Inarritu's plans to shoot it as if in one shot, Lubezki said he responded: "It sounds like a nightmare."
The black-and-white Polish film "Ida" took best foreign language film, marking the first such win for Poland despite a rich cinema history. Director Pawel Pawlikowski charmed the audience with a bemused acceptance speech that ran drastically over his allotted time.
Pawlikowski remarked at the irony of having made a quiet, ruminative film, "and here we are at the epicenter of noise and attention. It's fantastic. Life is full of surprises."
Several of this year's biggest box-office hit nominees — Clint Eastwood's Iraq war drama "American Sniper" and Christopher Nolan's sci-fi epic "Interstellar" — had to settle for single wins in technical categories. "Interstellar" won for visual effects, while "American Sniper" — far and away the most widely seen of the best-picture nominee — took the best sound editing award.
The Edward Snowden documentary "Citizenfour," in which Laura Poitras captured Snowden in the midst of leaking National Security Agency documents, won best documentary.
"The disclosures that Edward Snowden reveals don't only expose a threat to our privacy but to our democracy itself," said Poitras, accepting the Oscar. "When the most important decisions being made affecting all of us are made in secret, we lose our ability to check the powers that control."
At Hollywood's studios have increasingly focused on mounting global blockbusters, the Oscars have become largely the providence of smaller indies. In the night's opening routine, Jack Black, playing villain to the chipper Harris, lamented Hollywood releases "opening with lots of zeroes, all we get is superheroes."
"Birdman" was thus a fitting winner: a meta-movie about an actor (Michael Keaton) reconciling himself to his superhero fame. Backstage, co-writer Nicholas Giacobone warned: "Birdman 4" will open next summer.
Winners List
Best Picture
Birdman — Alejandro G. Inarritu, John Lesher and James W. Skotchdopole
Best Director
Alejandro González Iñárritu — Birdman
Best Actor
Eddie Redmayne — The Theory of Everything
Best Actress
Julianne Moore — Still Alice
Best Supporting Actor
J.K. Simmons — Whiplash
Best Supporting Actress
Patricia Arquette — Boyhood
Achievement in Costume Design
Milena Canonero — The Grand Budapest Hotel
Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling
Frances Hannon and Mark Coulier — The Grand Budapest Hotel
Best Foreign Language Film
Ida – Pawel Pawlikowski
Best Live Action Short Film
The Phone Call — Matt Kirkby and James Lucas
Best Documentary Short Subject
Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1 — Ellen Goosenberg Kent and Dana Perry
Original Screenplay
Birdman – Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander Dinelaris, Jr. and Armando Bo
Achievement in Sound Mixing
Whiplash — Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins, Thomas Curley
Achievement in Sound Editing
American Sniper — Alan Robert Murray Bub Asman
Achievement in Visual Effects
Interstellar — Ian Hunter, Scott Fisher, Andrew Lockley and Paul Franklin
Best Animated Short
Feast — Patrick Osborne and Kristina Reed
Best Animated Movie
Big Hero Six — Don Hall, Chris Williams and Roy Conli
Achievement in Production Design
The Grand Budapest Hotel — Adam Stockhausen and Anna Pinnock
Achievement in Cinematography
Birdman — Emannuel Lubezki
Achievement in Film Editing
Whipalsh — Tom Cross
Best Documentary Feature
Citizen Four — Laura Poitras, Mathilde Bonnefoy and Dirk Wilutzky
Best Original Song
Glory — John Stephens and Lonnie Lynn
Best Original Score
The Grand Budapest Hotel — Alexandre Desplat
Best Adapted Screenplay
The Imitation Game – Graham Moore
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Beth Harris, Sandy Cohen, Lindsey Bahr and Anthony McCartney contributed to this report.
Photo sources: Rolling Stone, The Associated Press
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