Rap duo Tanya Morgan link up with female lyricist Nitty Scott, MC for a slow, funky and infectious jam titled “Never Too Much” off their forthcoming Rubber Souls project dropping on September 24. The Leona the Strange directed visual finds the MC’s playfully throwing rhymes back and forth on the lighthearted track. Fans can expect for Donwill and Pea’s to keep the vibe pretty positive with some insightful bars.
Project Pat takes his act to the streets and keeps it G in his latest music video for “Make A Sell.” Hit the streets and dip out with Pat as he hits the liquor store for a 40 oz. and reminisces on his dope dealing days in the neighborhood. ”Make A Sell” is featured on Project Pat’s new Cheez N Dope 2 mixtape.
New York native Uncle Murda takes The Fugee’s classic “Ooh la la la” and gives it a spin as an ode to his city with “New York City.” Murda delivers his familiar slick street slang while bringing along Vado and Waka Flocka along for their respective features. Watch as Uncle Murda opens up and keeps it honest on what he thinks of the City’s current state or position in Hip Hop.
Solange Knowles releases her new music video for her upbeat new single “Lovers In The Parking Lot” featured on her True EP. The infectious jam finds the singer confessing her unnecessary games to her love interest while the visual sports Solange having a little fun dancing around in an empty shopping center. Solange also worked alongside Peter J. Brant and Emily Kai Bocka in directing her latest music video.
J. Cole takes the cinematic approach on his new music video for “Crooked Smile” featuring TLC off his Born Sinner LP. The catchy radio smash gets the proper visual treatment to bring Cole’s vision to life. Watch as a young Cole gets his hustle on, helps provide for his family and attempts to balance his seemingly double life all the while operating under surveillance from authorities. Be sure to watch straight to the end as the finale packs an emotional surprise.
Termanology delivers a new music video for “Judo” featuring New York native NORE. Incorporating a catchy Big Pun sample for the song’s hook, Term goes to work and demonstrates his lyrical skills with his signature slick street talk. ”Judo” will be featured on Termanology’s upcoming GOYA LP which is slated to drop on October 8.
50 Cent returns with a new song and music video for “NY” which finds the East Coast native holdin’ it down for his city and once again proclaiming himself the top artist. Never one to respect the competition, Fif laces the dark and gritty sounding instrumental with his familiar tough talk delivery and encourages listeners to call him by his new alias “NY.” Take a listen and watch the G-Unit general in action below courtesy of the Eif Rivera direction visual.
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.
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