It’s a sad state of affairs in the Hip-Hop industry. Another rapper is now involved in a murder plot.
Whether you know it or not. there is someone shaping the visuals for the “Soundcloud Era”. His name is Cole Bennett and his brand is flourishing.
Teyana Taylor found herself having to correct a situation between a longtime associate and dancers in a recent video of hers. Dancers who appeared in the “WTP” video say they were not paid, and all signs point to the fact that the talent coordinator for the shoot failed to compensate talent.
Iryna Ivanova might not be immediately known to the world at the moment, but after an appearance in DJ Khaled’s star-studded “I’m The One” video that recently debuted, that fact should change. The curvy former Playboy Playmate is our latest Bangin Candy and appears to be on her way to global stardom.
Joey Bada$$ is set to release his long awaited debut album B4.DA.$$ (see cover & track list) on Jan. 20. Guest appearances include BJ The Chicago Kid, Raury, Action Bronson and Elle Varner.
Despite the leak earlier this week, 2014 Forest Hills Drive continues to build buzz amid protest following the Eric Garner verdict.
In the wake of national protest over the deaths of Mike Brown and Eric Garner, Alicia Keys remains consistent in her recent wave of conscious music and urges a call for divine intervention in “We Gotta Pray.”
Following the grand jury decisions in the cases of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, Uncle Murda and Maino take to the streets to debut the visual for their collaboration “Hands Up.”
With his Out of This World EP underway, Diggy Simmons drops a video to his track “Honestly.”
Following his diss track to former collaborator, Key!, OG Maco stirs up some more trouble by calling out Beyoncé for biting his concept in her new “7/11” visual.
The complete video for Beyoncé’s chilling track, Haunted, which soundtracks the sexy Fifty Shades of Grey trailer, is now available for the public’s viewing pleasure.
Old school meets new school in MC Lyte’s newly-premiered music video for “Ball,” which features none other than Lil Mama herself.
