Ab-Soul (along with a lot of other folks) seemed to be in support of Christopher Dorner, and CNN spoke on this matter, incorporating Soulo’s Instagram message (which you can look at below). This ain’t the movies, dog.
Ab-soul mentioned on CNN for calling Dorner a “necessary evil”. People are waking up. CIA operative Cooper calls them “conspiracy theories”. Even the Reynolds who were taken hostage by Dorner say he told them he wasn’t going to kill them. He just wanted to clear his name…
Rocko is dropping his Gift Of Gab 2 mixtape tomorrow and here’s his a leak off the project with Future and Rick Ross. Produced by DJ Spinz.
With every new track and feature I see, I begin to wonder just how much French Montana’s album will be overrun by other artists. Anyways, he has a visual for the above track with Rozay & J. Cole coming soon.
Get into Jeremy Sylester’s latest tune, which almost takes you back to classic Garage while bringing you into the future of the genre. No immediate clue where this tune is headed.
Billboard continues their honouring of Whitney Houston with another performance, this time with Melanie Fiona taking care of business with her rendition of ‘One Moment In Time’.
Odd premise, but whatever:
Take a Supermodel To Work Day is back. This time around, we partner with EA to take Kate Upton to the recording studio to lay down some tracks with Big Boi from Outkast, and to hang with NFL Wide Receiver Stevie Johnson. While the guys play EA’s new title “Army of TWO: The Devil’s Cartel”, Kate discovers her hidden talent as a music producer.
UPDATE: Fans upset that the below show sold out before they could score tickets will be happy to know that the 23rd has now been added. Tickets have already gone on sale, so you need to head here immediately.
London fam rejoice: Kanye West is going to be performing at the London Hammersmith on February 24th. The tickets will be £65 and officially go on sale this Friday at 9am. Head here for more info.
Looks like French’s single has leaked….nonetheless, this single serves as the next offering from Excuse My French, coming soon.
From TMZ:
According to police, Jones confronted an officer who was responding to a complaint about an illegally parked car in front of Jim’s home.
Cops say the officer ran Jim’s name through the system and noticed two warrants out for the rapper’s arrest — one for a motor vehicle violation and the other for failure to remove snow from his sidewalk … apparently, that’s a crime in NJ.
According to the Fair Lawn Patch, Jones denied the existence of the warrants and became disorderly with the officer … so the cop put him under arrest for disorderly conduct and obstruction.
Jim was taken to a nearby station where he was booked.
Earlier, In Flex We Trust premiered this record….I got my hands on the untagged version. Get this on Kevin McCall’s mixtape tomorrow.
Check the tracklisting below.
It didnt long after the pictures hit the net, Julia Beverly brings us a behing-the-scenes footage from Trinidad James’ “All Gold Everything” remix video that went down last night in Atlanta.
UPDATE: additional clip below.
Kirko Bangz tries to keep his name in the pot with his newest single, a KE On The Track-produced track featuring Yo Gotti. Check it out below.
We posted some footage of Fat Trel’s performance earlier today (including the appearance of Smoke DZA during that set)….here’s the other end with Ferg taking over the stage with the Mob (including Rocky, to the surprise of everyone there apparently).
Asher Roth drops a new track featuring Curren$y Spitta, produced by Blended Babies.
Brit Ellie Goulding rocks the crowd, performing her single ‘Anything Can Happen‘ on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
Featuring the song that will be drilled into our heads for months to come, ‘Suit & Tie.’ Bud Light Platinum presents Justin Timberlake in this stylish, black-and-white video, filmed from a fan’s perspective. This commercial debuted during the 2013 Grammy Awards.
Elliott Wilson flips his series into a live stream, which is currently in progress.
Mitt Romney’s homeboy has returned to TV….sike naw, she’s actually taken her talents to the internet in the form of a new webisode titled Stacey Dash Is Normal. In the above clip, she literally does what we said in the title, which should be enough to make you press play (unfortunately, it doesn’t show all that you might think, but still…).
It’s Stacey’s daughter’s 9th birthday, but Stacey wasn’t invited to the party put on by her kid’s stepmother. Alone at home with her pug mix and a raging libido, Stacey fumbles through a day that keeps getting worse. “The Dip” is an introduction to the awkward, conflicted world of “Stacey Dash is Normal.”
First the Instagram dig, and now this: Future called in to Big Regg’s radio show on Hot 93.7 to speak on what he’s been up to career-wise, and definitely had some things to say about a certain colleague and his use of a certain piece of techonology (while praising his songwriting):
[audio:https://jukeboxdc.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/t-pain-future.mp3]“I don’t think Future gets the technology… I don’t think he understands how it actually works. He’s writing great songs– he’s a great writer– as far as how he uses Auto-Tune… I think he’s thinking you just turn it on, and it happens. A lot of people don’t sing with it, they just sing and put it on after, which is a terrible mistake. There’s a lot of stuff you’ve gotta know about Auto-Tune before you can start using it, because it’s the hot thing to do. But Future’s still great, he’s doing his thing.”
Are these pictures recent or have they come from out of the woodwork? Pictures of Drake and Tahiry swimming with dolphins in Dominican Republic have hit the internet…and they have some questons to answer.
Check out the latest visual from Chronixx, courtesy of All Eyes On It. Produced by Bost & Bim for Special Delivery Music.
Charlie Sloth definitely got a handful here…..Young Spray brings his brand of gangsta to Sloth Fire In The Booth series on BBC.
Amaru Don TV sit down with Devlin to discuss his new album “A moving picture”, his thoughts on the dreaded sophomore jink, keeping his artistic integrity and his future aspirations within the music industry that he “fought 10 years to get in to”.
For the second episode of Noisey Raps, we spent 48 hours with Action Bronson on the London leg of his European tour. We ate jerk chicken, partied at the Vice-owned Old Blue Last pub, got high with renowned Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood, and chatted about ladies in lycra. This episode is guest-hosted by Bronson himself. Regular host Wilbert Cooper returns next time; stay tuned!
