From what I believe was behind the scenes of he and Wale’s “Slight Work” video (a dope song, by the way), Big Sean sheds light on what will soon become one of the more anticipated projects of the new year. Donning the coat first worn by Cruella Deville in Disney’s 101 Dalmations, the guy who finally became famous in 2011 had these exact words to say in regards to the forthcoming compilation. Read the rest of this entry »

Maybe I’m just a sucker from classic rock samples, but I always felt “Cold As Ice” was one of the stronger songs off Cyhi’s Royal Flush 2 mixtape. Read the rest of this entry »

In under thirty characters and without proper spacing, Kanye made brains explode with one simple Tweet this afternoon, when he bluntly announced his G.O.O.D. Music imprint will release an official album next Spring. Read the rest of this entry »

Consequence throws a few more lightweight jabs at Kanye and his former label on “Everybody Told Me 2.” Still not enough heat to impress or smoke Kanye out of his hole and I’m beginning to wonder who the “Everybody” is in the song’s title. Read the rest of this entry »

Consequence releases his long-awaited diss track directed at Pusha T. The tension’s been in the air since February’s release of “My God” rubbed Cons the wrong way and he accused the brother Thorton of jacking his style. Read the rest of this entry »

Two rabble rousers come together to do what they do best as Pusha and Tyler do the video for “Trouble On My Mind.” Read the rest of this entry »

Even though SXSW took place in March, the release of Watch The Throne’s official tracklist has offered this footage new life and Vevo is poised to fully take advantage. Read the rest of this entry »

Uh-oh. For the first Fear Of God Part 2: Let Us Pray leak, Re-Up Gang Pusha and the always odd Tyler, The Creator have laced some lines of straight raw, over the Neptunes-produced “Trouble On My Mind.” Read the rest of this entry »

You can protest in the name of Rule #4080 all you want. Signing a record deal is still one of the pinnacles in the realm of Hip-Hop job security. Read the rest of this entry »

Sean Anderson compiles some of the best “memoriesss” of the past few years as he takes a moment to reflect and relish in humility before he takes the next step into superstardom. The rollout and marketing machine of Finally Famous: The Album has G.O.O.D Music’s youngest member in the position to chart relatively well and join the rest of his labelmates to be in the position to be independently successfully without the Kanye co-sign lingering overhead. Read the rest of this entry »

If you needed a reason to download CyHi’s second album-esque mixtape, Royal Flush 2, here’s one that might make you seem shameful you slept for the few days it’s been out. Based around LaRoux’s international force-field, Da Prynce’s version of “Bulletproof” is a Dubstep-Trap-Music hybrid that finds the G.O.O.D. Music soldier assessing his arsenal via gun talk, street sweeping similes and an occasional machine-gun flow. Read the rest of this entry »

An arduous grind, numerous mixtape releases, a BET cypher and G.O.O.D. Music over everything is what lead Sean Anderson to this point where he can kick his feet up and enjoy the fruits of his labor with his debut studio effort, Finally Famous: The Album. Read the rest of this entry »

If you saw the all-star tracklist for Big Sean’s Finally Famous: The Album, the proposed “Marvin Gaye & Chardonnay” undoubtedly had you wondering which side of the fence this manufactured combination would fall on. Read the rest of this entry »

“Man, I’m chllin’ with Jays and Common Senses/ It’s crazy when legends are peers and your competition…”

It appears Big Sean’s patience has paid off. After years of speculation as to whether or not the Westside Detroit native was going to capitalize on his G.O.O.D. Music co-sign, this small-framed giant is legitimizing himself more by the minute. Read the rest of this entry »

Every two or three months without fail my barber will ask me if I’ve gotten any new music from Fonzworth Bentley. Depending on how many people are within earshot, we might hear someone snicker or say “that dude who used to hold Diddy’s umbrella?” If an iPod is handy we might throw on “C.O.L.O.U.R.S.” real quick to shut them up or just ignore them. Read the rest of this entry »