Joey Bada$$ is shading J. Cole, but that’s not the story. On his new track “Sorry Not Sorry”, Joey doesn’t hold back, dropping bars that has people sayung, “New York City is back!” Yes, the headlines are focused on beef. But, those that are truly tapped into the energy are feeling the feeling and nodding in […]
After having some silly beef, E-40 and Richie Rich are back like they never left. The bring the coldest heat in “We Different,” the latest drop from RR’s critically acclaimed comeback album, RICHARD. Check out the the bop. And watch our interview with Richie Rich below. Town Bidnezz!
King Harris kicks off 2025 with a fiery music video for “Locked In,” balancing fatherhood, a new EP, and plans for his Wild Fest.
Khari’s “Colored People Time” blends hip-hop brilliance, cultural pride, and masterful storytelling, redefining what it means to be a multi-dimensional artist.
The Mississippi-native artist engulfs listeners in the musical world he creates with his no-frills approach and realness.
Redman gets freaky deaky in his latest video.
EARTHGANG is back and they are on an indie mission.
Boldy James is already back with another project in 2025.
Jon Connor has come a long way. He’s now betting on himself.
Listen to Drake’s latest drop, ‘Fighting Irish Freestyle.’ Let us know what you think about it.
Lil Baby is back!
Tyler flexes his lyrics on his new rendition of Kendrick’s “Hey Now.”
Redman’s Muddy Waters Too is out – listen now!
Zeddy Will’s “Twerkin With Your Friends” has been going viral and comes with a song and a dance.
There are a few albums worth checking out. Give them a “spin” right here.
Busta Rhymes shows that AI is not totally evil.
A Special Olympics Champion is adding accomplished rapper to his resume after sharing stages with Scarface, Paul Wall, Nappy Roots, Bone Thugs, and Jadakiss! Outlaw David Jame$, a Nebraska-born artist, is making waves in the country rap scene with a powerful message of resilience, mental health awareness, and the strength to overcome adversity. Born with […]
Chino XL directs his last video, which is a somber reminder of his greatness.
This release is a true statement from an artist who refuses to be boxed in, leaving no doubt that Toxic Rob is a name to watch.
Oakland rap activist Karega Bailey’s “Ten Thousand” is looking up to be a powerful pivot with LaRussell.
