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Bibi Bourelly – Ballin Video
Def Jam Recordings artist, Bibi Bourelly, has proven to us that she is a phenomenal songwriter – having penned Rihanna’s smash single, “Bitch Better Have My Money.” But she is now showing us that
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August Alsina – Wait
Lousiana naive/ Def Jam’s own August Alsina is working on a new project entitled ‘Drugs’ and today he is back with new music. After dropping off his record “Drugs” last week, August Alsina wants
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Common Announces 11/4 Release For “Black America Again”
After releasing his politically and socially charged single, “Black America Again” featuring Stevie Wonder, Common follows it up with an official announcement stating that his new album – with the same title – will
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Jeremih Talks About The Making of “Birthday Sex” For Complex “First” Series
Complex has released part one of their documentary on R&B singer, Jeremih. In partnership with Def Jam Recordings, “F1RST” takes into the early stages of Jeremih’s career. From his roots, how he was introduced
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Jadakiss x Future – You Can See; ‘Top 5 Dead or Alive’ Set to Drop on November 20th
On a night where both the NFL and NBA had many held hostage enjoying television, Yonkers wordsmith Jadakiss till has found a way to shake up the internet. Continuing to rip beats and drop
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Def Jam Claims Top Spot As Most Successful Hip-Hop Record Label!
Def Jam has been one of the most recognizable hip-hop labels in the genre, ever since it’s inception in 1984. Fast-forward 31 years and numerous amounts of record breaking music, the label is now
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Def Jam’s Quincy ‘Big Heff’ Taylor Joins Forces With City Music Deal!
Def Jam Records Midwest Region Representative, Quincy ‘Big Heff’ Taylor, has been putting in work in the music industry for years and has dedicated himself to helping develop artists from his hometown of Cleveland,
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The-Dream Talks Leaving Def Jam For Capitol Records, His Two Part EP, & More On The Breakfast Club (Video)
The-Dream visited Power 105’s The Breakfast Club to talk about an array of topics. First he talks about wanting to leave Def Jam for Capitol Records. He mentions that when he writes for Def
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