Fresh off reminding the world of one of the finest examples of early ’90s cinema, Action Bronson returns to the Internet with the first single from his upcoming album with Statik Selektah, Well Done. “Cocoa Butter” is a taste of what comes natural to Bronsalino, some of that dizzying array of punchlines, references and braggadocio he can conjure up at the drop of a dime. Read the rest of this entry »

Stix Izza delivers the Rayzate-created visual for “Killer Instinct,” the fourth track from Stix & producer Fate Eastwood’s Highway 2 Mars mixtape to receive Ray’s magic touch. Read the rest of this entry »

The game is littered with foreseeable collaborations these days but when there’s a benefit for all parties involved, plenty good can come out from the setup. Jeremih is the underrated underdog of Hip-Hop/R&B hooks and Diggy Simmons is the youthful rhymeslinger with a fanbase ripe for the picking. Together they make magic on “Do It Like You,” Read the rest of this entry »

The various delivery guys (and girls) are my favorite people to see each day because they always bring goodies. Today’s packages included the Lebron 9 Cannon joints. I’ll spare everyone a full set of detailed shots because A.) we’ve posted hi-res photos previously and B.) pics really can’t pick up the pop this colorway holds. Read the rest of this entry »

Everybody feels entitled to lay claim to an audacious ranking.

Whether or not they’re deserving of that ranking is up to the quality of their music, however. You may see Luck-One ripping a show in Sacramento, dodging raindrops as he hustles his way through the Seattle streets or politickin’ with partners out in Portland and he wants to be treated the same in each of those regions. Read the rest of this entry »

We normally don’t post rap video trailers but there’s always exceptions to any rule. Rittz would qualify as one of those people who we bend our own rules for mostly because he’s a good guy and even greater rapper. Read the rest of this entry »

If the majority of these righteous hipsters and grey-haired super-liberals occupying Wall Street were replaced with chain-welding bad-asses who’d actually just take what they want, Justice’s “Cannon” might very well serve as great theme music. When I flip the switch on this rock & roll rebellion from the Parisian duo’s highly-anticipated Audio, Visual, Disco, I picture more than just people with ridiculous mustaches holding signs and making demands outside Rupert Murdoch’s apartment. Instead, I envision a couple thousand empty-bellied souls pillaging past police, marching in droves down Fifth Avenue and then kicking in the door to that phone-hacking son of a bitch’s plush apartment and hanging him out the window on some Suge Knight, “Where-the-f*ck-is-my-money!”-type sh*t.

Sure, that might cause more problems than it would solve, but certain songs are meant to start a revolution, right?

Download — Justice – “Cannon”

A lot of rap’s best tunes are coming from Alabama right now, whether the source be rappers or producers. The reason for the oversight could be that most of the tracks are more car-friendly tunes than ones suited for computer speakers or coffee shops, thus they don’t turn up to raving reviews in online or print media. Paper Route Gangstaz and Jackie Chain reunite on “Chevy,” whose title automatically lets you know this one’s geared for the whip Read the rest of this entry »

Soulja Boy continues to make the headlines for everything except music after being arrested and charged with weed and weapons charges. The rapper and his crew were traveling in a rented Escalade when they were pulled over in the early hours of today, October 18th in Temple, Ga. Read the rest of this entry »

The NFL is notorious for having uninspired trade deadlines, but the fine folks from Oakland and Cincinnati look to buck that trend this year. Per ESPN, the Raiders and Bengals are on the verge of swapping embattled quarterback Carson Palmer for two draft picks. Read the rest of this entry »

A personal favorite from DZA’s Rolling Stoned receives the visual treatment equipped with that Cee Lo and Melanie Fiona track I love so much as the dominating sample. Read the rest of this entry »

My own little hidden talent Bridget Kelly is on the eve of releasing her Every Girl EP. The trigger finger is still antsy though as she lets loose of another sneak peak from the project. “Seek & Destroy,” written by The-Dream, is the statement every woman has threatened a man with at least once in their life. Read the rest of this entry »

If you aren’t completely hip to Outasight and his unique brand of swing-rap, this fresh compilation from the Yonkers MC and DJ Benzi should make catching up a breeze. Chock-full of OU’s most notable tracks from past releases and complimented by a few new ones, Get It Together was basically designed to show you why this guy’s currently getting blasted out of prime-time Pepsi commercials and been buzzing in general over the past few years. Read the rest of this entry »

Not since Waiting to Exhale, nay, For Colored Girls, nay, God, Send Me A Man, have I ever seen such an ensemble cast of world-class masters of their craft assembled on one set. The YouTube descriptions say it all: Amber Rose is “SURPRIZING.” Rocsi is “AMAZING.” The Google Me Chick is “ACTING” Read the rest of this entry »

I don’t know who this woman’s husband is, but he’s got some splainin’ to do come Sunday morning when he steps to the pulpit and explains why his wife was talking about how she likes to dispose of Nature’s White Russian. Read the rest of this entry »