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.
Kendrick Lamar not only had an insightful and candid interview with talk show host Arsenio Hall on his new show but decided to take the stage and perform the first half of “m.A.A.d. City.” The energy packed cut off Lamar’s platinum selling Good Kid m.A.A.d. City LP had the audience in attendance excited as K. Dot put on a great show with a live band.
Kendrick Lamar sits down with late-night talk show host and television veteran Arsenio Hall. The TDE artist and Compton native speaks on his controversial “Control” verse, touches on Black Hippy and explains what it’s like to receive credit and praise from the likes of Ice Cube and Pharrell.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Singer, Glee actress and girlfriend to Big Sean, Naya Rivera, drops off her new lyric music video for her new single titled “Sorry.” Sean also contributes a verse and is featured on the bouncy and smooth track. The black and white visuals showcase fast cuts and a few nude women standing within the shadows while dancing as Rivera’s lyrics occasionally swipe across their body’s.
Chief Keef drops off a short preview to his upcoming music video for “Love No Thotties.” The visual finds the young Chicago rapper driving while arguing and laying the law down with a female friend during a phone conversation. Be on the look out for the video to release in its entirety soon.
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