Dan TroisiBrother Ali releases the visual for the Jake One-produced “Work Everyday” from his Mourning In America And Dreaming In Color album. Directed by Andrew Melby/One Light Collective.
Video: Brother Ali “Work Everyday”
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New Music: G-Unit – “Boy Boy” (Prod. !llmind, Jake One & G-Koop)
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G-Unit's The Beast Is G-Unit EP is finally getting a release date after much delay and speculation. The 6-track EP will officially drop via iTunes on March 3rd and to celebrate the G-Unit crew is sharing "Boy Boy" off the forthcoming project. Featuring all of the core members (sans Lloyd Banks) "Boy Boy" finds the unit going bar for bar over some sick production courtesy of !llmind, Jake One and G-Koop. Listen after the jump.
Listen to Jake One’s Seaplane Beat Tape
9 years ago 325,413
Seattle hip-hop producer Jake One has put together a tape full of beats and although he himself doesn't actually provide his own tunes, Jake does a good job compiling some dope instrumental tunes. Whether you're out for a walk, chillin' indoors, ridin' on the freeway, Jake One's new Seaplane beat tape will set the mood for whatever the hell you're doing. Listen to it in full after the jump!
New Music: Hilltop Hoods – “Live & Let Go” Feat. Maverick Sabre & Brother Ali
10 years ago 1,175,031
Thoughtful, sad rap music to get you through your work day, that fight with your folks, a relative's hospital visit. Australian group Hilltop Hoods enlists Brother Ali and English singer Maverick Sabre to beef up this lonely, gloomy joint. From their upcoming album Walking Under Stars. Check it after the jump.
Photos: Soundset Festival 2014 @ Canterbury Park, Minneapolis w/ Nas, 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa, Chance The Rapper, Atmosphere, Odd Future, Cypress Hill & More
10 years ago 14,284,611
On Sunday May 25, 2014, the annual Soundset Festival took place at Minneapolis’ Canterbury Park. The event featured an eclectic blend of hip-hop performances such as sets from Atmosphere, Wiz Khalifa, Nas, 2 Chainz, Chance the Rapper, EarWolf (Tyler, the Creator & Earl Sweatshirt), Cypress Hill, Roc Marciano, Flatbush Zombies, Shad, Snow the Product & more. Click through this slideshow to check out exclusive photos from this year’s event. All photos by Crave Club.
Video: 50 Cent — “Hustler”
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New Music: 50 Cent — “Hustler”
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Is Whiteface The Future Of Hip-Hop?
11 years ago 3,427,380
la weekly's ben westhoff wrote an investigative article about the rapper riff raff, in an attempt to lift the veil on his purposely obscured "actual identity." it seems obvious that his actual identity is that of a coon, a racial caricature, a thin mockery of the genre in which he plays.
New Music: J. Cole “Winter Schemes” ft Wale (Prod. By Jake One)
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Wale and Cole hook up for a dope freebie release.