Only a few months ago, Rick Ross’ career momentum was momentarily crippled by a series of seizures. The unofficial official word connected his ailments to exhaustion due to working too hard. Fast forward to early ’12, Ross must be well rested and recuperated because he’s back with a new drop, the Rich Forever mixtape Read the rest of this entry »

Where Busta Rhymes’ signing with Cash Money was met with skepticism and French Montana’s expected Bad Boy deflection with a single sigh, Juicy J becoming Taylor Gang seems to make all the sense in the world. And it has more to do with he and Wiz’s common love for Miss Mary. Read the rest of this entry »

Despite never having a hit song or intense promo campaign backing his brand, CyHi Da Prynce always manages to draw intrigue specifically off of his God-given abilities. Put bluntly, G.O.O.D. Music’s resident ATLien crafts more complete songs, picks better beats and carries an interchangeable flow to compliment one of the more unique drawls coming from Hip-Hop’s budding, up & coming scene. Read the rest of this entry »

DJ Scream gathers a pack of rowdies for a bit of that in the club sh*t on “Shinin’,” taken from Scream’s upcoming MMG debut. Read the rest of this entry »

I’ve been going to the mountaintop for P. Dukes and his music for a while now but all I hear is echoes as I yell. He’s another one of those guys who I develop a running conversation with as a by-product of last year’s A3C and one of the few who’s consistency and wit warranted keeping up with his material. Read the rest of this entry »

Gucci and Future pair up to release Freebricks, hosted by DJ Scream. Read the rest of this entry »

P-I-double L links with DJ Scream to present his new medicinal music offering, The Diagnosis. Read the rest of this entry »

New Dukes on deck as he’s set to release the Celebrations & Tribulations mixtape, hosted by DJ Scream and set to drop later this month. Do have the subs warmed up before cueing “Problematic.” Bass on steroids. Read the rest of this entry »

You haven’t lived until you’ve seen what Travis Porter’s “Make It Rain” brings out of people at a party. It’s surreal, actually; damn near an orgy on the dance floor minus sex. You’ll come damn close though. They actually have quite a few records which all bode well in a social environment, but that’s for another discussion at another time. Read the rest of this entry »

In trying to keep up with Scrap Scrap’s music televison grustle, I completely forgot to roll out the main reason for the music in the first place. Scrap Scrap seems done playing Russian roulette with his career and seems more focused than ever since he stopped letting Lil Jon yelling in his ear. Read the rest of this entry »

A SFW video featuring PinkyXXX?!? Say you swear??? The b*tch with the big butt and even bigger dildo dropped a mixtape with DJ Scream earlier this year and like her big browski Brian Pumper, she’s set her goals on BET instead of the b-e-d. Still, when you make boatloads of money being shot in the bucknakey buff, what sort career elevation can come from this? Read the rest of this entry »

From Scarface to Slim Shady and Tech N9ne to Frank White, it seems as if every rapper has penned their own hypothetical suicide letter. Like it or not, you can now add Lil Scrappy to the list.

However, while the aforementioned sulked in their sorrows to demonstrate skill, the one-dimensional ATLien seems to be dipping his ink Read the rest of this entry »

Although a couple titles bill it as “Porshe” and “Drug Dealin’ Muzik,” Young Jeezy pulls up in his Camaro with a trunk full of kilos for 1000 Grams Vol. 1, a continued effort to garner some fanfare for TM103 and (not) diss Rick Ross. Read the rest of this entry »

Jeezy’s dropping 1000 Grams on Thursday @ 1:03. I may not be the brightest Crayon in the box but it sounds like there’s a veiled swipe or two tossed Ross’ way (“How you blowin money fast you don’t know the crew?“). Of course Young will say that it wasn’t directed at Rick and Rick will concur. That’s how rap goes. No more PM Dawn’ing aggins off the stage or give them eye jammies like Wreckx-n-Effect did Q-Tip. Read the rest of this entry »

Unified like the fiddy states, the Dub-E-S-T keeps their wheels in motion when Snoop Dogg is spearheading the movement. Case in point: his projects are so major, there’s not one host but three involved as evidenced on We Da West (Volume One) as DJ’s Scream, Skee and Whoo-Kid divide the pie. Throw in Nipsey Hussle, Soopafly and Tha Dogg Pound among others, and you’re dreaming of Californication with this mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »