Danny Brown gears fans up for his new album OLD which is set to release on September 30 with a short promotional trailer. The black and white footage showcases Danny and a friend in Detroit as they walk the the streets of his neighborhood. Listeners can look forward to hearing features on the album from the likes of A$AP Rocky, ScHoolboy Q, Charli XCX, Purity Ring, Freddie Gibbs and Ab-Soul.
Rapper DMX taped an episode of the Dr. Phil show yesterday and fans can look forward to an air date being announced soon. It’s no secret the Ruff Ryders artist has had plenty of ups and downs, run-in’s with the law and unfortunately many times than not X’s lows have played out for a public audience. Viewers who tune in can watch Dr. Phil attempt to make a psychological analysis on the rapper and proceed with an hour-long intimate interview.
King Push decides to call the In The Morning crew over at HOT 97 in New York and gives insight behind how Kanye West’s now infamous My Name Is My Name party rant came about. In fact, Pusha explains that he’s fortunate enough to hear Kanye speak that way on a regular basis and that the public is only treated to these moments when he goes off on a rant. Before getting into Pusha T’s new single “Nosetalgia” featuring Kendrick Lamar, the G.O.O.D. Music rapper lets Cipha sounds know he’s working on getting Kanye West on the Juan Epstein show. Take a listen to how it all went down live on the air.
Young and rising star Mali Nicole sits down for an interview and shares her story live on-the-air with DJ Skee. The 16-year-old singer, dancer and Watts native opens things up by recalling the first time she ever met Skee at a very young age through a mutual friend. DJ Skee admits to listeners he always knew Nicole had potential to be big and a successful artist. Mali also gives insight behind how she became connected with Stampede Management as solo artist following the disbandment of her former group after coming up short on the television show X Factor. Nicole also breaks down her humble beginnings and explains she’s simply working hard to purse her dreams. Fans of Mali Nicole can look forward to the singer’s upcoming Confessions of A Teenager EP which is slated to release later this year and features her new debut single “Sunday Afternoon.”
Philadelphia artist Theodore Grams combines forces with Danny Brown on his latest single titled “I Understand.” Produced by Xaphoon Jones, the upbeat song comes equipped with bangin’ bass, catchy horns and a gritty vibe that compliments Theodore and Danny’s style perfectly. Fans can look forward to hearing “I Understand” on Grams’ upcoming Sixtus mixtape which is set to release soon.
Harry Powder takes singer Lorde’s infectious “Royals” instrumental and proceeds to carry out an official remix. Take a listen to the New York native get busy over the pop smash and lace the track with his slick street talk while Lordes takes the wheel on the song’s hook.
Upcoming rap artist and New York native Black Dave releases his new Black Bart mixtape. Dave showcases his gritty style and impressive wordplay over the project’s 15-track project which boasts features from the likes of Smoke DZA, Riff Raff, Bodegaz Bamz and much more. CLICK HERE to download Black Dave’s latest offering with his Black Bart mixtape.
Organized Konfusion reunites for Marco Polo’s latest single “3-O Clock” off his upcoming PA2: The Director’s CutLP which is scheduled to release on November 12 via SoulSpazm Records. This is the first time rap fans have been able to hear the duo back in action together since breaking up back in 1997.
R. Kelly delivers his latest single with “Genius” off his upcoming Black Panties LP which fans can look forward to purchasing on November 11. Kells slows things down and serenades his love interest with promises of pleasing her body in all sorts of explicit ways as he proclaims himself the “sex genius”. Take a listen to the new smooth jam in its entirety via the audio stream below.
Former Dr. Dre protege Bishop Lamont keeps the momentum going on his recent string of new tracks. Produced by Mel-Man, Lamont returns with his latest effort titled “Full Circle.” Lamont drops cautionary and introspective rhymes on his outlook of the world, a person’s character and advises listeners to be careful of who they trust.
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