Check out the interview that Action Bronson gave us during his last visit to Paris. In this interview, Action Bronson gives us an hilarious description of his producers, his music and his rap. He also explains his approach to the business, his status in the game and how he see his audience.
TGT visits The Breakfast Club to speak on getting the labels to buy into the supergroup (as well as why they created it in the first place), the new album and plenty more.
Page 31 linked up with Melanie Fiona at the newly opened Minus 5 Ice Bar in Midtown, Manhattan for a concept photoshoot and video interview in support of her new free release Cold Piece. Melanie spoke to Page 31 about the theme behind her new free release Cold Piece, working with Raekwon on his new single Soundboy Kill It, her Grammy Award winning collaboration with Cee Lo Green, and how her and fellow Toronto native Drake really Started from the Bottom.
Big Sean speaks on his new album and ‘Control‘ with Diddy’s Revolt TV.
In the second episode of Elliott Wilson’s CRWN with Macklemore, The Seattle emcee discusses his fight with substance abuse and the long road to recovery.
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Charlamagne Tha God explains why Drake won’t do an interview with him, touches on his beef with Hot97 and then his opinion on Russell Westbrook’s fashion sense with BlogXilla on The No Judgment Zone.
Hilarity with ScHoolboy Q (especially with the clowing of TDE co-worker Kendrick Lamar) on his latest trip to Big Boy’s Neighborhood. Fun fact: he was apparently born in Germany (below).
How did I miss this? Sorry Jean Grae, but my other wife-who-doesn’t-know-it-yet stopped by The Breakfast Club to speak on her new interactive stage show, the change from ‘Diva’ to ‘Seales’ and more.
An hour of dope storytelling by the elder Thornton on Juan Epstein.
Watch this video above for a quick game of This or That? with The Roots founders, Questlove and Black Thought. Philly cheese steak or an NYC slice? – Pepsi
In the latest of his many visits to Hot 97, A$AP Ferg talks to Angie about his new project, Kendrick Lamar (again), Rihanna and more.
Maino stopped by Sway in the Morning and gave (more of) his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar’s verse.
At this point, we’re almost as close to the Budweiser Made in America Festival as Jay-Z and Beyonce are to each other. Keep your anticipation in check with the latest installment of our Made Me series, wherein we’ve teamed up with Budweiser to take you deep into the backstories of the festival’s most exciting artists. In this installment, Top Dawg Entertainment stunner Ab-Soul takes us on an intimate ride through his old neighborhood, stopping at the record store where he spent more time than he did at home—”a very monumental spot.”
TDE’s capo, Schoolboy Q, talks with STASHED about his upcoming major label debut, Oxymoron.
Allindstrom.com has officially partnered with legendary A&R man Jeff Sledge to bring you Shop Talk. In this series, Sledge chops it up with old friends of the industry and talks about the past. His next guest is Bun B. Bun talks about beefing with Jive Records, keeping the UGK name alive through Pimp C’s prison stint, and more.
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We caught up with the Harlem native to discuss the album, whether he intentionally creates anthems, his A Bathing Ape collaboration, and more.
Pusha T sat down with Boi-1da.net to talk about his upcoming project “My Name Is My Name.” Pusha explains his album title, success as a solo artist, and why he chose not to feature his brother No Malice on the project.
Elliott Wilson brought his CRWN series to Seattle for his new CRWN series with Macklemore. In the first episode, Macklemore spoke on his rise to fame, getting free Jordans, and “Thrift Shop” hitting #1 on the chart.
Doe B talks briefly with Revolt TV about working with his label head T.I.
Ferg breaks down his new album with Complex TV, track by track. Very interesting stuff, from borrowing Kilo Kish’s flow to explaining why he titled his latest “Shabba Ranks”.
Diddy’s Revolt TV catches up with Pill, who has been kind of quiet for a minute. The first minute or so of this interview is completely unintelligible, but the second half has an interesting story about the Atlanta artist taking a rap for someone else.
Zaytoven talks about coming up as a producer in the Bay area, working with the Migos, moving to Atlanta, linking up with Gucci Mane and more for LRG’s “Off The Record”.
Macklemore returns to The Breakfast Club to speak more on his independent success, ‘Jimmy Iovine’ (the person and the song) and more.
