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Remembering GHB Legend Dirt Bike “The General” James
James Cedric Hayden, affectionately known as “Dirtbike James” was born January 9, 1971 in East Harlem, New York. DB James was a legend in the streets, but most importantly in the bike world. His massive
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Fabolous “Cold Summer” Tour Sells Out The Fillmore Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Famous Brooklyn, NY rapper Fabolous brought his “Cold Summer” tour to The Fillmore Philadelphia on Saturday, March 7 and sold out the entire venue. As soon as he opened up his set,
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Fergie Baby & Groove God Ty – Scoundrevelli (Video Review)
It is no secret that the rap market is full of pressure. But tuning into Harlem’s own, Fergie Baby— the pressure poses as no challenge because New York is known to create diamonds in
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Trina Performs at The Skydeck Rooftop Miami: LIVExperience (Super Bowl Weekend)
Trina, aka Da Baddest B*tch shut down the stage at The SkyDeck in South Beach Miami during Super Bowl weekend, making an unforgettable appearance during the LIVexperience. The red carpet event was filled with
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Lil Wayne’s ‘Funeral’ Album Is Lively Despite Its Dim Title
In 1996, hip-hop icon Lil Wayne signed to Cash Money Records — and the rest is literally years worth of history. Entering his third decade in the game, maybe even with enough music to
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Gio Dee – Ready Now? (Album Review)
Emerging Boston, MA artist Gio Dee recently released his new album called “READY NOW?” With hits like “Colors,” “Flee Talk,” and “Automatic ft. IAMSU!,” Gio Dee’s fanbase is bound to grow in this fresh new year.
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70th Street Carlos – MacSauce (Video Review)
Upcoming Baton Rouge, Louisiana artist 70th Street Carlos, aka Big Cheesy, has arrived in 2020 with a new visual for his song called “MacSauce” on Jan. 8, garnering over 40,000 views within two weeks. Rising
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Jun – Hurt (Video Review)
New Haven, Connecticut native Jun released his visual “Hurt“ in late fall 2019. He grew up in the studio watching his uncle work, but interestingly around gospel music influences. His transition into his specific lane
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