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Houston rapper OMB Bloodbath has delivered another hard-hitting single with “Don’t Do It,” alongside a video that pays tribute to the late George Floyd.
Directed by Jon Primo and Edgar Esteves, the video is the slickest to come from Bloodbath yet. Riding through Houston in the back of a truck, Bloodbath flaunts her confidence in the clip while also honoring her former mentor.
Trick Daddy reportedly made an appearance on a panel, where he and others on the panel discussed Jay-Z and Beyoncé. The couple is widely known as an impressive duo of artists with a wide array of accomplishments in music and business, but not everyone feels that way, including Trick Daddy. In a clip that surfaced from the panel, Trick can be heard speaking on Beyoncé in reference to another artist. The rapper said, “Beyoncé f**k with her because she see money. "Beyoncé ain't trying to give back to music or nothin'."
“Nack Her” gives listeners a clear example of Olisae's ability to transition effortlessly between other genres within the afro music diaspora. This time he gives fans Nack Her which is an up-tempo dancehall hit. "Nack Her leaves an imprint of level of appreciation towards my girl as she has always remained my truest inspiration and support."
Gucci Mane has been reconstructing the 1017 roster ever since he was released from prison. The rapper had Hoodrich Pablo Juan, Asian Doll, and Lil Wop on the roster at one point in time before each artist went their own ways. These days, the 1017 imprint houses some of the hottest rappers in the game such as Pooh Shiesty and the now-incarcerated Foogiano. The latest rapper to sign to the label is Mississippi’s BigWalkDog who Gucci Mane introduced.
Damon Dash was sued by Roc-A-Fella Records after they claimed that Dash tried to sell Jay-Z’s debut album ‘Reasonable Doubt” as an NFT. An auction for the token form of the album was supposed to take place but was promptly canceled. Now, Dash has responded to the reports after being hit with the lawsuit.
More than 25 years ago, Jay-Z, Dame Dash, and Kareem “Biggs” Burke came together to form Roc-A-Fella Records. The label would eventually become the home of Jay-Z’s first album, Reasonable Doubt, which was released in 1995. The project is heralded as a hip-hop classic and one of the best efforts in Jay’s discography. Fast-forward to the present and Reasonable Doubt is now at the center of a lawsuit between Roc-A-Fella records and Dash.
Wale has made his return gearing up for another run with the release of “Angles” featuring Chris Brown.
The new single features a sample of the classic Diddy record “I Need a Girl,” and is primed for a shot at being the song of the summer.
DaBaby has released a new banger titled “Ball If I Want To.”
The new video from the head of Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment brings the rapper back to a high school where he turns up the energy in a library, classroom and lunch room. He also hits the basketball court and continues to turn up the scene.
Music fans have long been charmed by Kiss's ferocious rise in the '70s from a rat-infested rehearsal space to worldwide acclaim, but Simmons tells Q104.3 New York's Jim Kerr and Shelli Sonstein that the view from the proverbial Kiss rocket ship is "even crazier."
The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer says he struggled for years to articulate what it means for Kiss to be so successful for so long. He offered an analogy to explain his perspective.
