Aloe Blacc is back with a new music video for his inspirational song, “Love Is The Answer,” which is featured on the soulful singer’s Wake Me Up EP. The visual showcases two brothers who are separated after their parents break up and the effects that follow by growing up with a neglectful or caring parent. Blacc’s latest video is meant to spread love, positive awareness and also comes equipped at the end with a surprise twist.
N.O.R.E. took us on the set recently of his latest music video for his catchy new single, “Jesus Take,” featuring REKS. The visual is definitely a standout and features a lot of cool special effects. The duo keep things gritty and dark as they take things to the streets and perform to the camera in a number of dimly lit locations.
Take a look at some coverage of Troy Ave album release party. Mr. Harry Powder himself was in the club having a great time and celebrating his new found success with the release of his latest project, New York City: The Album. The beginning also showcases the rapper sharing some commentary with the camera and choppin’ it up with a few fans.
Yo Gotti delivers the official music video for his latest single, “Lebron James,” which is featured on the rapper’s new I Am LP. The visual showcases Gotti performing to the camera with his aggressive flow from a grungy looking warehouse and out on the streets with his crew. Decked out in a white fur coat, Gotti throws down some boastful rhymes about his expensive habits and lavish lifestyle from the comfort of a golden throne. I Am is now in stores.
Skee.TV does the honors of unveiling Riff Raff’s latest music video for his single “Raiders vs Hawks.” Take a look as Jody Highroller celebrates his success and lives it up with a few lovely ladies by his side. This one’s all about stacks of cash, champagne and boastful rhymes as the eccentric rapper compares his lifestyle to signing with an NFL team.
T-Pain is back in the mix with a new music video for his latest single “Up Down (Do This all Day)” featuring Grand Hustle’s Bobby Ray. The auto-tune enthusiast picks up right where he left off as he delivers another energetic party jam that’ll have you wanting to two-step in no time. Backed by a bangin’ DJ Mustard instrumental, Pain’s music video showcases a straight backyard boogie as the rapper turned singer gets things has some fun and showcases a throwback theme meant to embody the ’90s. If you look closely there’s also a scene included which resembles something out of the film, Poetic Justice, with a Janet Jackson lookalike. “Up Down (Do This all Day)” will be featured on T-Pain’s upcoming album, Stoicville: The Phoenix, which is due out sometime next year.
Jet Life artist Fiend is back with a new freestyle titled “Guess Who’s Back.” The track finds the rapper effortlessly dropping weed and hustler inspired bars over Scarface’s classic “Guess Who’s Back” instrumental. Fans of the former No Limit artist can check out his latest audio offering among other gems from different artists featured on DJ J-Ronin’s new compilation Freestyle Files Vol. 2 mixtape.
Big Sean hooks fans up with a new remix for “10 2 10” featuring Rick Ross and Travi$ Scott. Sean turns the energy to maximum capacity with this one as all the artists drop savvy bars about their drive to succeed. Take a listen as Sean and company boastfully showcase their skills over the hard-hitting instrumental.
French Montana releases a new music video for his latest single, “Once In Awhile.” The hard-hitting and piano driven instrumental is featured on the Bad Boy rapper’s Excuse My French LP. The visual finds Montana posted with his feet up on top of a roof as he takes in the view, sips on some champagne and performs to the camera about his past struggles with living life out on the block. Long-time collaborator and friend, Max B, gets a few moments to shine from behind bars as Frenchie includes several TV screens running old footage of the rapper in the beginning for the song’s intro. There’s also some performance footage spliced in-between with cameos from Trinidad James, Diddy, Drake, Miguel and more.
Evidence and Alchemist release their first official single, “Step Master,” which will be featured on the duo’s forthcoming Lord Steppington LP. The visual finds both artists out on the streets and engaging each other in a number of random competitions which include egg tossing, who can keep their hands in a bucket of ice the longest, beer chugging and more. Take a look at the humorous music video which was directed by Jason Goldwatch.
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