Revolt TV catches up with Pusha T at his recent listening party and got the G.O.O.D. Music artist to speak on a number of topics related to his new album My Name Is My Name. ”King Push” opens up on the emotional connection he feels towards his latest release as he explains that everything about it is a representation of him and authentic. Pusha T also shares what his favorite track is off the album and says the best feature on the project is actually himself with his surprise Ma$e flow.
Neighborhood Nipsey Hussle catches up with HotNewHipHop for a candid interview backstage at the recent taping of the rapper’s performance on AXS TV’s new breakout music show SKEE Live. The Los Angeles native touches on the inspiration behind his new mixtape Crenshaw and explains how the project came to fruition after recording so much material for his upcoming TM3: Victory Lap. Hussle also clarifies to viewers that the sound of Crenshawembodies his upbringing. Nipsey also speaks on the underlying messages fans can expect to hear in his music, the meaning behind his government name and shares details behind getting his start in music.
Vibe TV was live on the Sprite’s green carpet to capture some commentary from a few big names on personal favorite moments that went down in Hip Hop during this past summer. Take a look as Tiara Thomas and Rick Ross speak highly of Wale’s “Bad” single and much more. Rappers Nelly and Ace Hood collectively agree that the reunion of the Hot Boyz was a memorable moment for them while Floyd Mayweather shares his thoughts on J. Cole’s Born Sinner. Yo Gotti, Mack Wilds and DJ Scream also make an appearance and speak on Kendrick Lamar’s “Control” verse.
Curren$y releases a short new visual to promote his upcoming tour or show called Deja Voodoo. No specific details have surfaced just yet. Jet Lifer and videographer CJ Wallis gives the visual the appearance of an older film while it showcases the New Orleans rapper performing to a crowd of fans at one of his many live shows. According to the promo video, tickets will be going on sale soon. More details to soon follow.
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 $100 via PayPal. As of right now, Nipsey Hussle’s Crenshaw stands as the first mixtape to ever sell at that price. One can only assume if things turn out great in the sales department that this could potentially be a new option artists may use going forward to entice fans with.
Here’s a standout track called “Don’t Forget Us” from Nipsey Hussle that’s featured on his new mixtape, Crenshaw. Produced by The Futuristiks, the L.A. native decides to combine forces with Leimert Park’s Dom Kennedy for a smooth track that showcases both artists dropping bars about their California lifestyle. Listen as Nipsey laces the mellow instrumental with introspective rhymes on his experiences in the streets, hustling in the music game and celebrating his continued success on his rise to the top.
Karen Civil and company catch up with Leimert Park’s own Dom Kennedy for a new mini-documentary on Civil TV. Follow along as cameras hang out with Kennedy and capture some interesting commentary on his experience as an independent Hip Hop artist. The California native also speaks on the creative direction behind his upcoming Get Home Safely LP, coming up with different ideas for merchandise designs, being a big fan of Rick Ross and so much more.
Young up-and-coming producer Metro Boomin’ finally delivers his latest project with his 19 & Boomin’ compilation mixtape. Boomin’ is responsible for such hits such as “Karate Chop” and “Honest” by Future. Boasting features on his solo offering from the likes of Future, Gucci Mane, Curren$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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