Recently, we sat down with rising star Tino Loud of HunnitK Entertainment. During the sit-down, Tino spoke on how he got into music, his latest project Dehaven (named in honor of his late brother), what fans can expect from him in 2016 (including an upcoming EP titled Just For Now, dropping very soon) and much more.
Check out the interview above and get your copy of Dehaven here.
Kevin Hart returns to ‘The Breakfast Club’ to promote his new movie ‘Ride Along 2’. He also spoke on cameras being banned at his show, meeting Prince and more.
Lil Mama returns to The Breakfast Club to talk music, relationships, collaborating with TLC and more; she even broke down who what the one that brought her to tears some time ago.
Two new clips from Uptown collective Likeblood:
Above, they perform at their 4th Quarter release party, which went down at Layla Lounge; below, they stop by Tony Redz show on WPGC to premiere their new single Bonnie By My Side.
If you haven’t already, support true D.C. talent and purchase their new album here. JUKEBOX:DC interview coming soon.
Posted by Highly Questionable on Thursday, January 7, 2016
Typically, ESPN’s Highly Questionable features interviews with jokes, savagery and more along that nature…given that Vince Staples is a master at trolling and jokes, he seemed like the perfect person to appear on the show. And that he was — just not for the reasons we thought. Real s*** when you press play.
The Baton Rouge rapper reveals the details behind his cancer treatment. – REVOLT TV
Following being shot 11 times while sitting in his car, King Louis (back home from the hospital) spoke with Don Lemon on the shooting, as well as the violence happening in Chicago.
BONUS: He also spoke with REVOLT TV (below).
Here’s the thing: when the idea came to do a live Q&A session (as in, one where fans and trolls get a chance to ask you questions), R. Kelly should’ve seen the red flag immediately.
Unfortunately, he did not, which leads to the most uncomfortable (and unintentionally hilarious) interview ever — one that ends abruptly when Kels just gets tired of whole “sexing little girls” issue he had in the past.
JUKEBOX:DC goes behind the scenes on the set of 3ohblack’s upcoming visual ‘Actin’ Funny’, taken from the mixtape Legg University. In the clip, we speak to Dreemy Suave and YSE (who shot the clip), along with TayDon and model Janese Marie.
JUKEBOX:DC recently sat down with rising stars Lee Devito and Supa Trippa, who have joined forces to form the group SHAQJAMES. In the clip above, the duo speak on the name’s origin, the message behind their music (particularly the socially-charged track ‘P.S.A.’) and more.
If you haven’t yet picked it up: their recently-released new project can be found here.
Uptown, DC artist Lil Tay sat down with JUKEBOX:DC to speak on his CBE movement, upcoming music (including a heater with Kevin Gates) and much more.
Love & Hip-Hop’s new it couple stopped by Ebro & Co’s radio show to speak on their new venture, music and more; they also decided to remind the listeners why they’re so lyrically dope in the first place (below).
Tony Lewis, Jr continues to represent D.C. to the fullest; he recently stopped by Ebro In The Morning (respect to Peter Rosenberg as well) to speak on his new book Slugg. He also spread knowledge on the issues happening with incarcerated individuals in D.C. (and the rest of the country), growing up as the son of a drug kingpin, gentrification and more.
For those to remember this, Lil Flip and T.I. beef was probably one of the biggest beefs in Southern Rap history. Recently, DJ Vlad spoke to the Houston emcee about how the situation began and ended.
JR Writer drops by Ebro in the Morning and talks Jail time, Charges, Dipset, Fans, Music + Spits Bars!
In addition to the soundtrack’s tracklisting, we also included a recent interview that Sway did with director Spike Lee — notable for his emotional outburst/lash out at those who have been critical of the upcoming movie.
1. Nick Cannon – Pray 4 My City
2. R. Kelly f/ Tink – Put The Guns Down
3. Mali Music feat. Jhené Aiko – Contradiction
4. Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers feat. Eryn Allen Kane & Sasha Go Hard – Born In Chicago
5. Mali Music – Sit Down For This
6. Sam Dew – Desperately
7. Treasure Davis feat. Kid Ink – Simple
8. Kymm Lewis – I Want To Live
9. Nick Cannon – My City
10. Kevon Carter – WGDB
11. Sophia Byrd – I See The Light
12. Cinque Cullar – All Power
13. Jennifer Hudson – I Run
Rick Ross keeps the remixes coming with his twist on Milly Rock’s hit; below, we also included his recent interview with The Breakfast Club (where he confirmed that, yes, he was talking about Birdman and Drake on ‘Color Money’.
JUKEBOX:DC recently caught up with HD Mafia, who were in the middle of a studio session with Rap peer 3ohBlack. During the quick chat, the crew spoke on their current street hits ‘HD Fever‘ and ‘Smash‘, their forthcoming project (without giving the title), how they came together to make music and more.
ALSO CHECK OUT: ‘Run It Up’ (Feat. Ant Glizzy)
D.C. collective (and now fully-fledged record label) Likeblood stop by Tony Redz radio show on WPGC 95.5. to premiere their new single ‘Get It Started’. The track is said to appear on the upcoming project ‘4th Quarter’ (coming soon).
Ty Dolla $ign stopped by ‘The Breakfast Club’ to promote his new album Free TC; at one point, DJ Envy hilariously confronted him about a past interview (which was best described as “shitty”).
Gold link recently visited Hot 97’s morning show with Ebro & Co. and — in between football spats with Redskins fan and fellow D.C. area local Peter Rosenberg — spoke on his new album, working with Rick Rubin and more.
The freestyle (which sees Logic going in while solving a Rubik’s Cube) is below:
Rapper Logic drops by to chat with Big Boy and the REAL 92.3 crew! Logic discusses his recent marriage, the story behind his new album “The Incredible True Story”, his excitement for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and more!
Maryland rapper (and Slutty Boyz/Foams affiliate) Gizzle gives JUKEBOX:DC a quick breakdown of what he’s working on (he’ll be dropping a new project titled Rose From The Concrete soon). We’re expecting to hear a lot from the MGE movement in 2016.
BONUS: If you missed it, you can check out his latest collab with P-Wild (taken from Project Styles 4) below.
Recently, we went to Maryland to catch up with Slutty Boyz member Foams, who gave us a very insightful interview on not only where he’s from (and why it’s so important to stay true to that), but also what went into the creation of his current and past projects — including the more recent Mind Gone, created out of pain (and pain management, as you’ll hear) suffered via a car accident. We even get to learn how he first linked with Fat Trel and the Slutty Boyz.
Check out the interview above, and look out for more projects to come from Foams very soon.
