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Icewear Vezzo – “D-Raq”

Detroit rapper Icewear Vezzo releases the new visual for “D-Raq” Chiraq remix. Shot on location in Detroit, MI this video shows Icewear in his full form with this video shot in HIGH HIGH quality.

MPIRE – “SMACK” (Remix) ft Murda Mook, AG Da Coroner, Rrose Rrome, A L

MPIRE gets Murda Mook x AG Da Coroner  x Rrose Rrome  x A L all jump on the Scram Jones produced track. The other emceess like Rrose Rrome, AG and Mook been bubbling for a min in NYC. Some people might remember A L from his Rawkus days, really dope lyricist.

Gerb the Point Guard – “Watch Me Turn Up” ft Young Scooter and Gucci Mane

Florida bred and ATL residing rapper Gerb the Point Guard returns to AHH with a song featuring Young Scooter and Gucci Mane. The visuals include a live performance from Scooter and guest verse from Gucci who was incarcerated during the filming of the vid.

T.I. Talks Racial Profiling On CNN

T.I. and Kap G appeared on CNN to discuss racial profiling with Don Lemon. That was part of the message on their David Banner-assisted remix of “La Policia,” which dropped on Apr. 9. Just weeks removed from the track’s release, Tip accompanied Kap again for a discussion about police brutality on CNN.

 

Recap Of House Of AllHipHop With Raekwon & Ghostface Killah At SXSW

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The House of AllHipHop Official SXSW Stage 2015 Powered by Digiwaxx Media at The Belmont on March 21st, 2015 was a legendary night for SXSW. DJ A-Tron held down the music and Fort Knox hosted an epic stage with a night of rising stars in Hip-Hop blended with veterans from the likes of the legendary Wu Tang Clan members Raekwon, Ghostface Killah and a surprise appearance from Cappadonna.

Shout out to @doughbeezy for this ominous shot. If you missed, you missed greatness at #sxsw #houseofallhiphop

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The night started with rising Hip-Hop and R&B talent from the likes of singer D’lanneCity Rominiecki & Quilly, Chad B, D Chamberz, Squirm G, I Am Action, P.S the Artist, Doc Frank, 81 G Association with Kia Shine and Houston’s rising star Doughbeezy. Relumae Records Lua Proc & Philadelphia’s own Gillie Da Kid brought even more East Coast flare to the Texas stage. One of the standouts of the night was St. Louis rapper Tef Poe.

@traeabn brought the G'z to the House of AllHipHop. Houston's own.

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An added bonus for the night was Houston’s own Trae Tha Truth did a surprise set for The House Of AllHipHop stage that had the crowd bobbing to his classic tracks. As the night moved on, CJ Fly came out ad ripped his set but, did not do it be himself, Pro Era came to support along with Joey Bada$$, surprise after surprise happened at The House Of AllHipHop.

Joey Bada$$, CJ Fly and ProEra took to the stage, reppin for the people. #sxsw #houseofallhiphop

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For our headliners, AllHipHop.com brought the legendary Raekwon & Ghostface Killah. To everyone surprise, Cappadonna, was also on stage and gave the night the feel of a Raekwon x Ghostface x Wu-Tang Clan show.

@Raekwon the Chef commanded the House of AllHipHop stage last night. Photo: @chuckcreekmur #houseofallhiphop #wutang #sxsw #gods

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Sponsored by Digiwaxx Media, Relumae Records and Jade Umbrella

 

 

Boosie BadAzz Hosts Private Listening Session For “Touch Down 2 Cause Hell” Album (PHOTOS)

Boosie BadAzz is set to release his next album Touch Down 2 Cause Hell on May 26. The Baton Rouge native shared tunes from the new LP during a private listening session held at the Atlantic Records office. MTV’s Sway Calloway was on hand to serve as the host for the affair. Attendees also got to see the first episode of Boosie’s upcoming Touch Down 2 Cause Hell documentary.

Check out photos from Boosie BadAzz’s Touch Down 2 Cause Hell listening session and the trailer for his documentary below.

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Snootie Wild Releases New Single & BTS Footage For “Rich Or Not”

It’s #WildStyleThursday! Today Snootie Wild presents the new single “Rich Or Not” from his Ain’t No Stoppin Me mixtape, along with some behind the scenes footage from the upcoming video.

Ain’t No Stoppin Me hosted by DJ Drama will officially release on April 30, along with the official video for “Rich Or Not”. #ANSM will feature appearances from Yo Gotti, Lil Boosie, Chinx, Blac Youngsta and Gunplay.

Additionally, Snootie has launched a #RichOrNot photo campaign with his fans, which you can learn more about on his Instagram. Stream Snootie’s new single “Rich Or Not” above and watch the behind the scenes video below!

Sara Jay Talks Rapping, Barack Obama, Hating InstaModels…And P###

We tried to get Sara Jay to tell us who her biggest fans in Hip-Hop were, but she wouldn’t budge. She simply states, “Everybody watches p####.” However, without warning, like a wave of confusion, she spews, “Obama follows me on Twitter! I’m just saying’.” In this interview, she explains why her recent attempt at rapping, doesn’t make her a rapper, why Instagram Models are mostly “sad” frauds, and her career in the adult film industry. “I feel sorry for them. A lot of these girls are just looking for attention…they ain’t got s**t going!,” she says – and then some. “And some of these girls are sad – I love looking at them, but I feel sorry for their souls. They’re just begging for likes.”

Here is her video, which is hilarity to say the least.

Jay Blaze – “P*$$y Real Good”

Salt & Pepa have enjoyed an amazing career resurgence of late between the Geico commericals and Mike Tyson’s hilarious lyrca-clad performance on Lip Sync Battle last week. Jay Blaze’s new interpolation of their classic, “Push It”, delivered with a very Tone Locesque attitude however will ensure you will never be able to get the song out of your head. “P*$$y Real Good”.

DJ Premier Tapped To Score 1990’s Set Movie “The Breaks” For VH1

(AllHipHop News) Hip Hop producer DJ Premier is already performing as one half of PRhyme with Royce Da 5’9″, creating his own live band, and finalizing his album Last Session @320The founding member of Gang Starr can now add score a television movie to his to-do list.

[ALSO READ: Royce Da 5’9″ & DJ Premier Name Their 3 Most Underrated Producers & Rappers]

Premier has been selected to compose the score and serve as executive music producer of the upcoming VH1 original movie The Breaks. Seith Mann (The Wire, The Walking Dead) is writing and directing the motion picture inspired by journalist Dan Charnas’ The Big Payback.

The 2011 book provides a history of the Hip Hop business from the 1970’s to the mid 2000’s. The Big Payback covered the rise of Hip Hop moguls such as Jay Z, Sean “Diddy” Combs” and Russell Simmons.

The Breaks will center around three friends’ journey to break into the music industry in 1990. Nikki Jones is a recent graduate pursuing her dream of becoming a record executive. David Aaron is Nikki’s boyfriend that also happens to be the son of a legendary music producer. DeeVee is an aspiring producer searching for the next big rapper.

Premier’s history of working with early 90’s emcees Guru, Lord Finesse, KRS-One, Big Daddy Kane, Nas, and many others gives him a unique firsthand perspective on the sounds from the era.

Mann is also serving as executive producer for The Breaks. Charnas is credited as executive producer and co-writer for the script’s story. VH1 plans to start principal photography in June with a premiere date set for Fall 2015.

[ALSO READ: VH1 Developing Movie Version Of Dan Charna’s Book “The Big Payback”]

Azure – “Nine Nine”

While HBK Gang‘s Azure may be best recognized as Iamsu!‘s tour DJ, he’s been branching out over the past year providing raps and production as one-third of Oakland trio Down 2 Earth, whose Wildfire mixtape released earlier year with features from Kehlani, Jay Ant, and Tajai of Souls of Mischief. Azure is also kicking off the campaign for his forthcoming debut solo album, Leap Year, with the release of his first video single, “Nine Nine.” The visual, directed by David Camarena, premiered via Okayplayer, who said “Azure’s rhyme work here is strong, but with a definitively laid-back air…expect the track to feature prominently in your favorite DJ’s next big set.”

Neon lights flash through San Francisco backdrops as Azure invades back alleys and stairwells, delivering fluent rhymes with a “99 flow.” “My pen got so much ink / I could probably do like a whole sleeve,” Azure raps above the smooth beat produced by Iamsu!. “Nine Nine” comes as the first release off the Oakland MC’s debut solo album that has been in the works for two years. The word ‘single’ has a stigma about it…like it’s supposed to be the most marketable or catchiest,” Azure said. “For me, this is just the first piece of the story I’m revealing.”

“Rapping was the artform that touched me first. As a kid I would recite Eminem and Ludacris lyrics in my mom’s room where there was a big mirror. I never thought I would actually start rapping.. I was an art kid, painting and drawing was more my wave growing up. But recording at a home studio for the first time as a teenager really drew me in and I began to find myself in a notebook more often than a sketchbook. I think my soul or spirit was beginning to reveal its true quest to me.” Stay tuned for Azure’s solo project, Leap Year, slated to release this summer.

Dip Ft. PeeWee Longway “Corner Boys”

Dip (formally known as ImYaBoyBigD) gears up for his new release “Lets Work Vol. 2” due out May 19th. The tape will be hosted by DJ Swamp Izzo, DJ Victoriouz, and DJ Lil Keem. Listen to Dip’s “Corner Boys”featuring PeeWee Longway below:

Twista Among Chicago Hip Hop Artists Uniting For “Voice Of The Streetz” Stop The Violence Movement (VIDEO)

(AllHipHop News) The city of Chicago has been battling excessive violence in its streets for years. Some Hip Hop acts like Kanye West, Common, and Chance The Rapper have made efforts to support the young people of their hometown, and now a new collection of rappers and singers are coming together to help end the bloodshed in the Windy City.

[ALSO READ: Lil Boo (600) Shot & KIlled On The Southside Of Chicago]

The “Voice of the Streetz” movement was started by Rawle Stewart. The manager of platinum-selling performer Twista began the community outreach effort after his friend/Lil Durk’s manager Chino Dolla was killed in March.

The artists will travel to six different neighborhoods in Chicago. Instead of performing, the participants will hold town hall like meetings to get insight from the residents about the issues plaguing the community. Twista is among the rappers participating in the campaign.

“Anytime a person has a positive sparkle, a spark in his head to do something to stop something that’s bad happening, especially kids getting killed in the streets and people shooting and things like that, I mean, anything to stop something like that is a good time,” Twista told FOX 32.

Other Chicago acts that have signed on for “Voice of the Streetz” include Stunt Taylor and Dancer D Low. Fifty-five people attended the first meeting in the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood. More dates/locations will be announced in the near future.

[ALSO READ: Twista’s Bodyguard Found Shot & Burned In Chicago]

Watch the FOX 32 report on the “Voice of the Streetz” campaign below.

FOX 32 News Chicago