Big Sean is finally famous, finally coming out (none) and he’s finally home to reap the benefits of being a local celebrity gone major. The song that joined the ranks of other Adele’d excellence has come to fruition in its official form, summarizing the journey of reciprocated love from a city that you share mutual feelings with. Read the rest of this entry »

Extremely dope collaborative project by two Southern heavy-hitters as We Are The Process and Nice Kicks figuratively square off in a style matchup and to pay tribute to America’s baseball heritage. Each respective brand produced a line of gear and then combined for the “Southern Series” logo tees to commemorate the alliance. Read the rest of this entry »

“B.M.F.” sounds like “9 Piece” sounds like “Taylor Gang.” All interchangeable. Read the rest of this entry »

615 x 423 puttin’ it down as The Tennessee Mixtape Titan DJ Wally Sparks and one of the state’s next upcoming terrors, Jelly, get together for The Collection. Jelly’s Gamblin’ On A Whiteboy Vol. 4, coming in March. Read the rest of this entry »

How the universe manages to align its stars is some extraordinary sh*t at times. A few weeks ago I found myself driving back from Bowie, Maryland, playing an old Boosie CD I made awhile back when the song “Green Light Special” came on (yep, my car is a huge inspiration for what I write here). It had long been one of my personal favorites from dude mainly because I considered it a “jack of all trades” sort of track. Read the rest of this entry »

Like a jockey riding high on a thoroughbred, Mos Def harnesses Madlib’s triumphant horns to deliver a “World Premiere” for the Fuel TV’s Daily Habit audience and the listening public as a whole. From the moment he steps on stage, Mos is on point. The man’s retro cool is strong, suit-fitted up and old-time microphone firmly grasped in his right hand. Read the rest of this entry »

Bringing a smile to the face of any fan of smooth, jazzy Hip-Hop, French producer Dela once again links up with Blu to put out “WhatUWanna.” The chemistry between the two is clear, making this as natural a combination of producer and emcee as any going today. Read the rest of this entry »

There was a time about two years ago when The Cool Kids could do no wrong. However, that time’s long since passed as the CK masses wait–without held breath–for any sight or sound of When Fish Ride Bicycles. Since disgruntled fans can sample Mr. Inglish’s production tastes on the latest Chip Tha Ripper and Mac Miller mixtapes, Sir Rocks is dishing out his solo debut mixtape, The Rocks Report, to satiate the crowds and keep his name relevant. Read the rest of this entry »

Adding the Young Money remix all-stars and tacking on Big Sean shouldn’t be perceived as a big deal when there’s already a family reunion’s worth of artists on the original. Obviously, the version here is rough but Karen Civil proclaims the spicking clean joint should be dropping soon. Read the rest of this entry »

This Sunday, a day ritually reserved for football, belonged to basketball. The TV scheduled proved such.

1. The two powerhouses of the ACC, Duke and North Carolina, ran into each other again. This time with the conference title on the line. Again.

2. The revealing of the brackets and the subsequent arguments about teams who were snubbed. Read the rest of this entry »

The craziest thing about B.o.B’s No Genre mixtape was the fact that, despite his incredible success, Bobby Ray is getting so much better as a rapper. Read the rest of this entry »

Last night, TNA Wrestling put the final nail in its coffin by jeopardizing the health of its wrestlers and cheating hundreds of thousands of people out of $35. Tell me if you heard this one before: Jeff Hardy showed up to a pay-per-view totally smashed out of his mind. Read the rest of this entry »

“Ghetto As A Motherf*cker” may not be tagged as a Notable Quotable, but I’ll be damned if this didn’t leave me with a “bitter beer face.” Read the rest of this entry »

December rumors turned to semi-confirmed hints based off a late February teaser clip and now we have confirmation that Kanye Omari will be descending on ATX next Saturday, March 19th at midnight at the VEVO Power Station. The confirmation came yesterday via the montage clip below, produced by DJ Steve1nder and co. at Screenwerks, delivered the news yesterday, sending everyone scurrying and asking the question “how do I get in?” Read the rest of this entry »

Undefeated’s Spring delivery comes equipped with everything needed for warm days and cool nights, including knits, tees, caps, buttondowns, hoodies and crewnecks.

Dropping online today, available at www.undftd.com. Read the rest of this entry »