MMG rapper Wale is back with a new visual for “Simple Man” which is featured on his new album entitled The Gifted. Shot on location in Toronto courtesy of Life+Times, the boom-bap track showcases Wale’s lyrical skills as he performs to the camera and takes a ride around the city. The visual also showcases some nice shots of the city’s skyscrapers and concludes with Wale hitting the studio with Drake and J. Cole who also show up to make an appearance.
New York’s Mysonne delivers a new music video and reps for his city with a new freestyle over Drake’s “5 a.m. In Toronto” instrumental called “3 a.m. in NY.” Directed by Angel Navarro, the transformer themed visual showcases the rapper outside of a gas station as he performs to the camera in front of his Chevy Camaro RS. Take a ride with Mysonne in his latest visual offering for “3 a.m. In NY Freestyle.”
Here’s episode seven and the latest visuals courtesy of Juicy J and company for their popular web series “Everyday Life”. Follow Juicy’s hectic schedule and life on the road as the rapper continues to promote his new album Stay Trippy with appearances and shooting new music videos. Watch as cameras take viewers behind the scenes during Juicy’s recent trips through California, Alabama, Dallas, and finally New York for BET’s 106 & Park. Stay Trippy is now available in stores to purchase.
Stat Quo delivers a new music video for his song “Michael” which is featured on his upcoming All This Life Allows(ATLA). The ode to legendary NBA star, Michael Jordan, finds Quo reflecting in the first verse on his appreciation for the legendary player and dropping bars on his infatuation for Michael’s infamous sneaker brand. However, Stat Quo keeps the theme of the song going as he laces the track with lines dedicated to former heavyweight champion boxer Mike Tyson and deceased pop king Michael Jackson.
Here’s a new politically driven music video for “What You Waitin’ On?” from The White Mandingos front man Tyrone White. Recognized primarily as rapper Murs, the California native embodies the roll of his fictional persona and performs to the camera while graphic images speed back and forth across the screen. The rock infused track and accompanying visual are designed to convey a message and find White attempting to enlighten Americans to the on-going dangers that surround them and around the world.
Eminem is back with a new music video for his Call Of Duty: Ghosts video game inspired track, “Survival.” Decked out in fatigues and performing in front of a giant screen showcasing fast action game play, Eminem the atmosphere raw and aggressive as he laces the rock infused track with lyrics detailing his early struggles in Hip Hop and overcoming the odds. Allegedly “Survival” also serves as the second single for Eminem’s upcoming The Marshall Mathers LP 2 album which is due out on November 5.
Chevy Woods is back to give his new street banger “Wit It” the visual treatment courtesy of Hot New Hip Hop. Produced by former Taylor Gang affiliate Cardo, Woods keeps it gritty as he drops drug infused bars over the hard-hitting instrumental and breaks down for listeners immediate member to the TGOD family. “Wit It” is set to be featured on Chevy’s upcoming Gangland 2 mixtape which is to be released very soon.
Slaughterhouse member Joell Ortiz delivers a new music video for the mellow and soulful track “Cheers From The Crowd.” Produced by Statik Selektah, the New York emcee effortlessly rides the instrumental and demonstrates to listeners his witty wordplay while he reflects on his troubles growing up and more.
California native Nipsey Hussle liberates his new anticipated Crenshaw mixtape for all of our listening enjoyment. Neighborhood Nip keeps things generous as he serves up 21 songs on his latest project and treats fans to features from likes of Dom Kennedy, J. Stone, Skeme, James Fauntleroy, Slim Thug and more. Though the mixtape is free to download by simply CLICKING HERE, fanatics of the rapper who missed his midnight pop-up shop in L.A. can also support his movement by purchasing it here for $100 via PayPal. As of right now, Nipsey Hussle’s Crenshaw stands as the first mixtape to ever sell at that price. One can only assume if things turn out great in the sales department that this could potentially be a new option artists may use going forward to entice fans with.
Young up-and-coming producer Metro Boomin’ finally delivers his latest project with his 19 & Boomin’ compilation mixtape. Boomin’ is responsible for such hits such as “Karate Chop” and “Honest” by Future. Boasting features on his solo offering from the likes of Future, Gucci Mane, Curren$y, Ace Hood, Trinidad James and more, the Atlanta based artist delivers a total of 19 songs with an additional bonus track. CLICK HERE to download Metro Boom’s 19 & Boomin’ mixtape.
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