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Royce 5’9 x KXNG Crooked – TRICKED (Video)
Hip-Hop wordsmith Royce 5’9’s latest project ‘The Allegory’ has received very high praise from Hip-Hop fans and fellow Hip-Hop artist since its release. Continuing to promote what may be his best project
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Jhene Aiko Reveals “Chilombo” Tracklist!
Jhene Aiko is ready to drop her third album, “Chilombo,” and taking a look at the tracklist – it’s definitely star-studded with names such as Big Sean (of course), H.E.R., John Legend, Ab-Soul, Ty
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M-Dot – The Atonement (Prod. by Pete Rock)
While M-Dot works out the finishing touches on egO anD The eneMy 2: A Dissolute Paradise—the full length sequel to his acclaimed 2017 released, egO anD The eneMy LP—the Boston native prepares listeners with the project’s debut leak,
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J’Moris – Blac February
Texas-native J’Moris finally delivers his full-length, debut album titled “Blac February.” The project continues his impressive streak of music, following his previous 5 EPs and two singles. Intending to be more raw and revealing
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ChaVi x Demrick – Ready
The long awaited day is final here! Hip-Hop artist ChaVi has been working on a new project and new music. To get the weekend started off right, ChaVi has linked with fellow artist Demrick
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Kut One x Daniel Son – WeeBey
Rising Toronto emcee Daniel Son delivers an electric performance on “WeeBey,” the grimy new single off producer/turntablist Kut One’s forthcoming compilation LP, Live Wires. For those unfamiliar, the track’s title is a reference to
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Lil Gotit and London On Da Track are Superstar Creatures
On his latest project Superstar Creature, out today via Alamo Records/Interscope, Gotit earned another A-list co-sign with producer London On Da Track, who executive produced all 12 tracks. I’ll let you decide for yourself but
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Big Twins & DIrtyDiggs – Queensbridge (EP Stream/Video)
The New York-meets-Los Angeles team of rapper Big Twins and production duo DirtyDiggs pack more into their Queensbridge EP than most acts could hope to do on a full-length effort. That’s because the six tracks
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