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Taylor J – “Palm Trees” (Music Video)

Hitting up Virginia Beach, Mid-West native, Taylor J, offers his astute lyrical delivery on his fan-favorite of “Palm Trees.” The Post Mod Film House-directed visual, encapsulates s a leisurely yet tripy ride through town. The Minnesota native works to spread his music and continue his gradual take over. TJT’s anticipated mixtape, 1991 will be released next month in July.

NEW MUSIC: Problem – “Everybody Know” Ft. A2ThaK

Expressing sincerity against a self-crafted beat, Problem  features A2ThaK, on his effort, “Everybody Know.” Relaxed confidence surges to the forefront, and this track  which is found on  The Relapse – B Side, from Mollywood 3 drops on July 3.

Pete Rock – ‘Petestrumentals 2’ (Album Stream)

Tuesday (June 23), Pete Rock, the audible architect who has helped to build some of Hip-Hop’s most appreciated tracks dropped, Petestrumentals 2. The 20-track creative kaleidoscope  is just shy of an hour long, and its intriguing tracks repping different hues of the Hip-Hop spectrum are sure to captivate the listener from start to finish.  Below, be sure to check out the album in its entirety before picking up a copy from iTunes.

 

Mad Rapper – “6AM In Brooklyn (Freestyle)”

#FreestyleFriday!! Brooklyn Style!! The Mad Rapper takes on Drake’s “6 AM in New York” to Brooklyn with his version, “6 AM in Brooklyn” freestyle… Appreciate The Hate vol. 3 coming sooner than later!!

AllHipHop & DJ Hustle Presents: Hustle Nation Vol. 24

Our own Celebrity Host & DJ, DJ Hustle is on the turntables giving you Hustle Nation 24 BET Weekend. DJ Hustle is blending and mixing the hottest new music in hip hop on AllHipHop.com. Listen to DJ Hustle as he is slapping the hits from the streets. Weekly mixes will be posted for your weekly enjoyment. Let DJ Hustle know what you want the hear on Twitter or Instagram. We take music to the next level!!

The 11th annual Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival Busta Rhymes Story

Before Common and Mobb Deep bestow their legacies upon 50 Kent Ave as headliners for the 11th Annual Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival, remember that Brooklyn Bodega has a long list of powerful headliners in its storied past, but none more energetic than Busta Rhymes. Busta was the headliner of the 8TH Annual Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival in 2012 and according to Brooklyn Bodega’s founder, Wes Jackson, Busta’s Food Ain’t Nuttin To F### With.

Georgia Anne Muldrow – “Arkansas” (VIDEO)

We’ve witnessed flashes of brilliance in Georgia Anne Muldrow‘s skills as an emcee throughout her career. The verbally defiant “Arkansas” from her debut rap album, ‘A Thoughtiverse Unmarred’, silences any remaining doubters of the singer/songwriter/producer’s ability to hold her own among the most elite rappers.

The song’s gritty, Jay Stone-directed video sees monochrome flashes of Muldrow as she flows of inner-struggles and outward battles on the path to actualization over the funky production of Chris Keys.

NEW MUSIC: Young Thug – “Money” (P###. by London On Da Track)

After numerous leaks we finally get some official music from Young Thugger. For his latest track, Young Thug teams up with producer London On Da Track for “Money”. Their joint mixtape ‘Slime Season’ drops July 4th.

Listen below.

Meek Mill Ft Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj – “All Eyes On You”

As Meek Mill prepares his album “Dreams Worth More Than Money” for its June 29th release, Meek shares “All Eyes On You” featuring Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj. Pre-order “Dreams Worth More Than Money” now on iTunes.

Chris Rivers & Termanology “Ain’t No Half Steppin” (Freestyle)

Chris Rivers and Termanology delivers effortlessly on Big Daddys Kane’s “Ain’t No Half Steppin” instrumental. Chris showcases his bob and weave like flow while Termanology pays homage to those whom paved the way. Nothing but pure hip hop as these two unite to give another great addition to Freestyle Fridays.

Madchild Ft. Ceekay Jones – “Everytime”

Madchild drops new track “Everytime” off his upcoming album “Silver Tongue Devil” album due out July 24th, here the general teams up with Ceekay Jones to spit verses over a powerful acoustic melody.

Listen below.

Rick Ross – “Neighborhood Drug Dealer” ft Future

Rick Ross has had a few run-ins with the law over the past few weeks and it appears that Rick Ross is being treated like a “Neighborhood Drug Dealer,” so this video seems to be timely. Combine a Future feature for the video and this one is a hit. Check it out below. This track is that classic smooth ish that you have some to expect from Ross.

Young Thug Says Kanye West Wants To Do An Album With Him

Lil’ Wayne may not like Young Thug, but Kanye West does.

In his recent interview with Rolling Out, Thugger said that Kanye West is a big fan of his music and has even compared him to Bob Marley. He said after Yeezus requested to hear all of his unreleased music during a tour stop in Los Angeles, he said he wanted to an album with him.

[ALSO READ:Minister Louis Farrakhan Speaks With Young Thug (VIDEO)]

“He had a Beats Pill and was like, ‘I wanna hear all of your music in the world that’s not out,’ the Barter 6 rapper said. “So I was letting him hear all the music. Then he said I was like Bob Marley and he wanted to do an album with me. I was like, ‘Let’s roll!…Kanye is like my brother, but he’s a real fan.”

The “Danny Glover” rapper is gearing up to release his next mixtape, Slime Season, on July 4th, coincidentally the same day Lil’ Wayne is dropping the Free Weezy Album project.

Dane Lawrence – “Memory Lane (Saturday Morning Freestyles)”

Check out my new video for “Memory Lane Saturday Morning Freestyle” by Dane Lawrence directed by Porter Vision. The video is clean the beat is classic and the Dane Lawrence proves that he has some bars to get around the track. Press Play and Enjoy!

Johnny Phrank – “Dirty Diana” (P###. by Willie B)

There’s no doubt MJ influenced countless artists that came after him, including Johnny Phrank, who commemorates MJ by releasing a song he wrote with Mr. Jackson’s own “Dirty Diana” in mind.
His latest single, “Dirty Diana,” boasts production from producer Willie B, who is best known for producing Kendrick Lamar’s “Ignorance Is Bliss” and “Rigamortis” from Lamar’s Overly Dedicated and Section 80. The Grammy nominated producer also recently produced “03′ Adolescence” on J. Cole’s Forest Hills Drive album.

Hip Hop May Help Scott Storch Bounce Back?

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Will Scott Storch’s industry pals come to his rescue? We really hate that Scott Storch is said to be extremely broke right now. Allegedly, Storch believes that his friends Rick Ross, Tyga, and Chris Brown can bring him out of his bankruptcy. Well hopefully he can put down the drugs and crank out the hits fast. We don’t need him blowing millions again.

NEW MUSIC: Ty Dolla $ign Ft Future & Rae Sremmurd – “Blasé”

As part of his #FreeMyHomieFriday series, Ty Dolla $ign releases his latest track “Blasé” featuring Future & Rae Sremmurd. Produced by DJ Spinz. Ty’s debut album “Free TC” drops September 4th.

Chance The Rapper To Star In Mystery Film, ‘Slice’

Chance the Rapper has been bit by the acting bug, again. The Chi-town rapper has been tapped to star in a mystery flick, Slice. According to reports, the film, which is directed by Austin Vesley, follows characters as they try to find out who killed a local pizza delivery man. Slice is due out in 2016. Chance will play a character named Dax. No word on how his role fits into the plot.

Our first character poster for the upcoming feature film #SLICE. @chancetherapper as 'Dax.'

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“When a pizza delivery driver is murdered on the job, the city searches for someone to blame: ghosts? drug dealers? a disgraced werewolf?,” reads the IMDb page. Chance is also listed as a producer for the film.

[ALSO READ: Chance The Rapper Debuts Short Film ‘Mr. Happy’ At SXSW (VIDEO)]

The “Juice” rapper also starred in a short film earlier this year, Mr. Happy,  where he played a suicidal loner who has had many unsuccessful attempts at killing himself.

 

 

 

Jay Z’s Music Is The Same As Slavery To Sean Hannity?

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Sean Hannity thinks Jay Z & slavery have something in common. SMH. He goes as far as to relate rap music to slavery. In his opinion a lot of music by Hip Hop artists are full of the “b” word, the “n” word and racist as well as misogynistic lyrics. So according to this idiot, if the Confederate flag is going to be banned, then most Hip Hop music should be banned too. SMH.