Brooklyn, New York native and G.O.O.D. Music recording artist, Desiigner, is back this week with more new music from his fans. This one is called "Malibu" and was produced by CashMoneyAp and 16YrsOld.
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A$AP Mob are preparing to release a new album titled "Cozy Tapes, Vol. 2: Too Cozy" on August 25th. Here's the official music video for it's lead single, "Feels So Good."
"Feels So Good" ft. A$AP Rocky, Ferg, Twelvyy and Ant available now on:
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Jimmy Fallon welcomed A$AP Mob to the Tonight Show on Tuesday, August 15th. The group used the occasion to perform their new single titled "Feels So Good."
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https://open.spotify.com/album/2cVm9GB0ERvJZROLFpZ9zX
WhoIsConscious first project more than met expectations and exceeded what I thought I'd be hearing. He is the next face of Atlanta indeed but the matter is that how far can he take it? Will his next project be a little bit more broader as far as issues and detail? Will he jump off the roof and sell out? Will he transition to the pop world? Well whatever his next endeavor brings upon him I know this project is sensational and was a much enjoyable listen. Only time will tell if he will become the hybrid between lyrics and catchy choruses. He may be the balance hip hop desperately needs.
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Hot Boy Turk releases the third installment of his "Young & Thuggin" mixtape series. Stream it up top and grab yourself a copy from Datpiff: http://www.datpiff.com/Turk-Young-N-Thuggin-3-mixtape.858314.html
Tracklist:
1.Ziggler Wiggler (Gettin It In)
2.It's In Me [Prod. By Blakk Beatz]
3.Untamed Guerilla
4.Say It Ain't So
5.Damn Rite
6.Everything
7.YNT Da Mobb
8.Freak Dem Hoes [Prod. By Joey Did This]
9.Mr. Young N Thuggin [Prod. By TrapDrumma Yoshi)
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Philadelphia rapper and Original Block Hustlaz boss, AR-AB, returns with a new freestyle. He decides to grab the instrumental to A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's song "Drowning" to make it his own.
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Too Old To Die Young is a short documentary series hosted by legendary publicist Bill Adler that showcases the lives of urban culture’s most legendary characters. Today's episode focuses on the world of Ice-T, one of the pioneers of gangster rap, and one of the most successful rapper-turned-actors till date. We spent a day in Ice's home, getting an intimate look into his personal life.
In the second episode of the new series, Bill Adler chills with Ice-T, the rapper, bandleader, actor, and filmmaker whose documentary film 'Art of Rap' breaks down the craft and technique of rapping.
While showing us his "small car collection," Ice retells a conversation he had with a car dealer: "He says 'You have everything you need. You have shoes, you have pants, you have your rent paid. Now life is about what you want.'" So now, Ice-T says, he's been fucking around, buying shit he wants.
Walking through the house Ice reminds us that he has accumulated six gold records, and remarks "this is when people had to actually physically go into the store and buy your record. It's a big commitment." Things have changed a lot now, but back when a 29 year-old Ice-T released his debut album, 'Rhyme Pays,' you had to sell 500,000 records for those gold bones and extinct disks.
As Coco, Ice-T's wife of 15 years, brings us into the Coco Cave, her room full of shoes and accessories, Ice tells us how he watched Ozzy and Sharon Osborne's relationship on TV. "Ozzy doesn't seem like someone that's going to pay a cable bill. Somebody's got to hold that together. I need a chick like that."
As a hustler and an on-screen cop, Ice-T clarifies that the rapper who made "Cop Killer" also plays characters on screen. 'Law & Order' creator Dick Wolf specifically asked him to play the cop character that the show needed. Seventeen years later the player is still playin'.
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Trae Tha Truth was a recent guest on The Breakfast Club.
He talked about being banned from the radio, new album, giving back to the community, Trae Day, "All Eyez on Me" movie, the Houston hip hop scene, Beyonce wanting to buy a part of the Houston Rockets, his diverse musical tastes and more.
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Wale continues to promote his "SHINE" album by releasing an official music video for it's latest single titled "My Love" featuring Major Lazer, WizKid and Dua Lipa.
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50 Cent's new variety show, "50 Central" is set to premiere Wednesday, September 27, at 10:30/9:30c on BET. It will feature hidden camera pranks, sketch comedy, musical guests, celebrity guests and more.
"50 Central's a platform that allows us to get all those hidden talents out in the open," says the "I Get Money" hit maker. "Expect the unexpected. It's me having freedom. It's a different type of comedy. It's a little edgier than the things you might have seen in the past."
We promise, you don't want to miss an episode. So, get ready to laugh your ass off!
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Check out No Malice's new music video for "So Woke." This is off of his forthcoming album titled "Let The Dead Bury The Dead," which drops August 18.
Directed by Gene Thornton Jay McCord
Cinematography by Sergio Lorenzana
Edits by High Sight and REinvision
**Pre-Order #LTDBTD Now On iTunes**
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Doñé was born Handel Antonio Doñe Jr. in a town called La Victoria, Dominican Republic (DR). He and his family immigrated to New York City when he was three years old. Doñe lived in NYC for a few years and later returned to DR until the age of 15. Although he loves his homeland, he feels “NYC made me who I am today and taught me how to be strong, and how to survive”. Doñé currently lives in Harlem, NY where he’s working on his debut album. Named after a composer from the English Renaissance Handel Bach and choosing to use his last name as his stage name, Doñé explains the ambition to have the family name endure and create a legacy that is associated with good creative music; he wants to create a brand that future generations will remember.
Doñe is an Urban Tropical artist whose sound is a colorful blend between R&B Soul and the music of his upbringing, merengue. He grew up listening to artists like Michael Jackson, Mana, Juan Luis Guerra, Hector Lavoe, and incorporated their intensity, sound, passion and formulated his own unique sound. He admires their passion in their performances to bring a crowd to their feet and have them join him in what he believes is an escape to another place where we live in the moment and forget the trials and tribulations of life. Doñé finds inspiration in his past and present experiences for the lyrics he creates. This gives him the gift of being able to write meaningful songs that his fans connect with.
Doñé’s latest project includes several remixes including Trap Queen (Fetty Wap) and Vacacciones (Foreign) by Trey Songz, in his native Spanish. What started out as a mixtape project of songs remade in Spanish, has quickly transitioned into a not yet released debut album of original content. With the support of his team, SolBuenoMusic, he has written songs that he believes to be a classic breakthrough album. He expresses that to be on stage has been his life long dream and is determined for his sound to reach Latin America and eventually the world. He wants to present audiences with a strong storm that comes in the form of the songs "Tamo en Party" and "Callejero" the first one that inspires joy and emotion to all who hear it masterfully combining carnival and Caribbean rhythms that influenced his childhood And where he asks his listeners to live in the moment and to forget any problem and Callejero next to one of the most outstanding exponents of the urban genre of Dominican Republic NIPO 809 with whom he intends, with his country behind him, to make not only noise, but history.
His debut album is scheduled to be released 2017 and his team is hard at work to deliver content of his journey as well as his music to feed the appetite of his fans asking for more. Many people will be familiar with the genre of music he will be releasing, but Doñé states “it will be on another level. When you here it people will say that’s Doñé. There will be no guessing. My sound is unique”. There’s no question that Doñé is on a mission to realize his lifelong dream and that this realization will come to fruition with the support of his country, his team, and his fans. “I come from La Victoria. I gotta win!” – Doñé
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Sonny Digital and Black Boe drop off an official music video for "Been Had." This is off of their collaborative mixtape titled "The Black Goat."
"The Black Goat" project
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Directed by GT Films
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During a time when urban Latin music is constantly evolving, it takes an artist of extraordinary talent to effectively break barriers and set a new standard for Latin Hip Hop. Salazar’s music not only possesses commanding and intoxicating beats, but has an original and advanced lyrical style that few others have been able to match. When one listens to Salazar’s flow, it is clear he speaks from the heart and soul, receiving the attention and respect of both female and male listeners alike.
Jose Pablo Salazar, a.k.a. SALAZAR, was born in Miami, Florida. The son of a professional Cuban baseball player who also wrote music and poetry, Salazar’s initial childhood dream was to play professional baseball. After being exposed to musicians and the art of expression through writing, Salazar developed a deep interest and love for music. He began rapping at the age of 17 and formed A.O.D (Age Of Destruction) while he was still in high school. Realizing music was his life project; he began associating with professional artists such as Trick Daddy and Timbaland. His style unexpectedly flipped from English to Spanish on a verse written just to mess around. As if by fate, it all seemed to fit together.
As he continued to pursue his artist development, Salazar was noticed by several top A&Rs with Sony Latino in Miami. Salazar was selected to be a part of a compilation Spanish hip-hop album to debut in the U.S (April 26, 2005). The project was titled Syndicato and was composed of a collaboration of 7 artists, each with a distinct style. Since his experience with Syndicato, Salazar has chosen to pursue his career as a solo artist, performing throughout South Florida. He caught the attention of Strictly Business Records, a local independent label, receiving much recognition in the South Florida area at the time. Salazar is currently seeking to receive international attention and target the Hispanic community as a whole.
Salazar’s goal is to revolutionize Latin music by bringing hip-hop to the Spanish community the way it is heard in English. With a powerful voice and street-based lyrics, Salazar’s music portrays the realistic experiences of a young first generation Cuban-American living in the United States. In a period where music consumers search for answers, Salazar delivers truth to a snowballing urban Spanish community that wont be denied. Salazar is determined to take Spanish hip-hop to the next level, “I want people to remember me for changing the way Hispanics express themselves musically“.
Check out Salazar’s Music at salazar305.bandcamp.com Mixtape also available on DatPiff
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Following a 13-week break, Kendrick Lamar returns to the top of the Billboard 200 albums chart with "DAMN."
Billboard reports that it's the discs fourth week overall at number one. The best performance by an album since "Starboy" from The Weeknd spent five weeks atop the list in earlier this year.
"DAMN" sold just under 47,000 equivalent album units in the week ending Aug. 10, according to Nielsen Music, to soar past it's competition. It sold 603,000 equivalent album units in its first week following an April 14 release.
"DAMN." has since been certified double platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va./WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump denounced white supremacists including neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan on Monday, and said racism, hatred and bigotry had no place in America following a violent white-nationalist rally in Virginia.
Trump had been assailed by Republicans and Democrats alike for failing to respond more forcefully to Saturday's violence in Charlottesville, in which a woman was killed when a man crashed his car into a group of counter-protesters.
"Racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," Trump said in a statement to reporters at the White House.
Critics said Trump had waited too long to address the bloodshed, and slammed him for stating initially that "many sides" were involved, rather than explicitly condemning white supremacists widely seen as sparking the melee.
A 20-year-old man said to have harbored Nazi sympathies as a teenager was facing charges he plowed his car into protesters opposing the white nationalists, killing Heather Heyer and injuring 19 people. The accused, James Alex Fields, was denied bail at an initial court hearing on Monday.
James Alex Fields
In a strong rebuke to the president, the chief executive of one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, Merck & Co Inc, resigned from a business panel led by Trump, citing a need for leadership countering bigotry.
CEO Kenneth Frazier, who is black, did not name Trump or criticize him directly in a statement posted on the drug company's Twitter account, but the rebuke was implicit.
"America's leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy," said Frazier.
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Rae Sremmurd recently chopped it up with Montreality about:
- their Utopia (0:58)
- how they're going to live their life at 86-years-old (1:53)
- their appreciation for Lil Wayne (2:50)
- their favorite Cartoon characters (3:44)
- their last meal of choice (5:29)
- their Message to the Youth (6:24)
"If I had a utopian society, everyone would be treated equally, we wouldn't even grow up knowing black, white, green, orange, purple, Mexican, Christian. It wouldn't even matter, we would all just be people." (0:58)
"86-years-old where I'm at? I'm Dr. Dre, don't nobody know where I'm at, everyone just know I'm rich, that's it. Goals, you know what I'm saying." (1:53)
"Man, Lil Wayne is one of my favorite artists for real, he made me appreciate lyrics. It was just tight the way he rapped, he knew how to swag over a track and say something at the same time, and his lyrics were always off the chain." (2:50)
"Wear condoms, that's one of the messages we have. Because STDs, those aren't cool, and babies at a young age those are really hard to deal with. AIDS, and all that type of sh*t - that's not fun."
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Wiz Khalifa releases official visuals for his single, "Something New" featuring Ty Dolla Sign.
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Directed by Bryan Barber
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