Meek Mill recently linked up with the L.A. Leakers over at Power 106 and delivered this somewhat of a in-studio performance of his new single “It’s Levels To This Shit”. Take a look at the video clip above.
Justin Credible of The L.A. Leakers/ #Liftoff on Power 106 stops by Meek Mill’s studio session for #ItsLevels2DisShit. Meek gives us a quick in studio performance of his latest track.
Sir Michael Rocks delivers another dope track titled “In A Minute” that features The Cool Kids rapper collabing with Ab-Soul and rapper Dash. Track produced by Mac Miller aka Larry Fisherman.
This one is a banger. Glad to see Nipsey is coming out the shadows swingin’ with these new joints. Take a listen below to Nip’s newest collaboration with producer 9th Wonder for “Face The World”. Check out the stream below.
More new Master P music with “You Can’t See What I’m On”. This track will be featured on his new project Boss Of All Bosses.
Chief Keef and company deliver the final full version to his latest video for “Macaroni Time”. Sadly, no subtitles were used in the making of this video.
Polyester’s latest project P.O.P. (Passion, Obsession, Profession) is set to drop May 29 but while you wait for that check out this new loosie “I Win” which features Gangsta Gibbs. Stream below.
On the latest episode of Shaheem Reid’s The Round Up, fans get a sit down interview with Frenchie who discusses a number of topics.
French Montana talks moving to the States from Morocco, the Cocaine City DVDs, breaking into the game, and his new album “Excuse My French”, out 5/21.
The PROERA boys get their light feet going in this entertaining clip featuring Joey Bada$$, Kirk Knight, Kwon, Swankmaster Raw & Dyemond Lewis.
New single from the Bay Area slang king with “Ripped”. The track also features Lil Jon. Stream and download below.
This is pretty interesting. So it looks like young Cole decided he wasn’t going to take a backseat to Kanye West’s Yeezus album which was recently announced that it would be hitting shelves on June 18. Cole’s original release date for Born Sinner was set for the following week on June 25 but the North Carolina spitter decided he wanted to creatively go head to head with Mr. West. Billboard recently got the exclusive statement from Cole and you can check out what he had to say on the matter below.
Yesterday (May 20), J. Cole announced he’s moving up the release date of his upcoming album, “Born Sinner” to June 18. Initially, his sophomore album was slated for July. Coincidentally, June 18 is also the day that Kanye West debuts his sixth solo studio album, “Yeezus.”
“Kanye West is one of the greatest artists of our generation. Which is exactly why I’m moving my release date up,” he tweeted.
Soon after the announcement, J. Cole told Billboard’s The Juice that not only was he aware of Kanye West’s “Yeezus” release date, but once someone confirmed it, he decided to move up “Born Sinner” to June 18 to compete. “Instantly the lightbulb [turned on]… it got real. I made one phone call to somebody that would know, just to make sure first. As soon as I got it confirmed, I was like, ‘Yo…’ The idea hit me instantly: ‘You got to go to that date,'” he said.
“I’m not going to sit [here]… I worked too hard to come a week later after Kanye West drops an amazing album. It’d be like, ‘Oh and J.Cole dropped too, a week later.’ Nah. I’m going to go see him on that date. He’s the greatest. So it’s like, I’m a competitor by nature so it was instant, it wasn’t even a thought,” the Roc Nation artist continued.
J.Cole’s competitive move is testament to how strongly he believes in himself and his full-length opus: “It’s a definite statement about how I feel about my album, which is confident.”
Going up against Kanye West — and Mac Miller’s “Watching Movies With the Sound Off” album which also comes out on June 18 — is strictly competitve for J. Cole and far from anything but so. “At the same time, let’s not forget this is Kanye West. He bets 100, 1,000, whatever the perfect is. His track record is flawless. I’m only expecting an incredible album from him,” he said.
“But I know what I have.”
S/O Billboard
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