King Los in studio freestyle ….
Posted by King Los on Sunday, January 24, 2016
As usual, Baltimore’s King Los slaughters an instrumental off the top of his head better than many of his peers can do with written raps. Will Hip-Hop finally give this man his credit this year?
Taken from Cocaine Muzik 8. Still waiting for that visual for ‘Down In The DM’…
Dave East puts his own twist on J. Cole’s ‘No Role Modelz’. In addition, his freestyle over Kanye West’s ‘Real Friends’ (and more) can be found below.
Lalah Hathaway recruits Snoop Dogg, Robert Glasper and Terrace Martin for a reimagining of Donny Hathaway’s 1971 single ‘Little Ghetto Boy’. Purchase now on iTunes.
Gary Richards (better known as Destructo) links up with Ty Dolla $ign and ILOVEMAKONNEN for the track ‘4Real’ (out now on iTunes). He explained the collaboration to The FADER:
The second night of HARD Summer 2015, Ty told me he wanted to go back in the studio. He could only do it the next day.
So, I went down to his house with Waxy (Wax Motif) and he just started singing, ‘I’m for real’ ‘I’m for real’ over this beat we had written. I had already spoken to Makonnen about the track, so Ty shouted him out. Makonnen then returned the favor. After we got all the vocals back we were like dam we need to make this track the best it can be. We went back in and re-worked the entire thing. Wax brought in his homie Stylaz Fuego to make it even tighter and 6 months later bang here we go. G-House 2.0.
Road to Heartbreak is the 1st leak off of Sy Ari da kid’s “B4 The Heartbreak” project which releases February 13th 2016
Produced by Beat Mechanics and KE On The Track and taken from Muva Russia. Trel spazzed on this one.
Taken from Plies’ latest release Aint No Mixtape Bih 2.
T.I., Shad Da God, Young Thug and London Jae come together as Bankroll Mafia for the track ‘Out My Face’. You can check out the above visual, which is essentially just live T.I. performance footage.
Cam’ron takes us back through memory lane in his new visual for ‘U Wasn’t There’. We guess that Purple Haze 2 (Killa’s supposed final album) is upon us.
Young Dro lets the viewers know that he’s still reppin’ Hustle Gang (and the streets).
Produced by the ultra-talented J5ive and taken from Mike Brown’s end-of-year release 25/8 Shyt Dont Stop. We’ve included a stream of that project for you to check out as well.
Dave East drops a two-for-one visual for his twist on Kanye’s ‘Real Friends’ (a snippet?) and an unreleased track titled ‘Who Would’ve Thought’.
Like a blast from the past on two fronts: 1) this song is like 5 year’s old and 2) Flavor Unit. Nuff said.
SIDEBAR: Is the video that old too, or have Vinnie and Treach made up?
The Snapchat don headed west to hang with Snoop Dogg on his GGN interview series. This guy really does not possess an off switch (not a diss at all).
J. Cole just got forced to admit that he's married at #MLKNOW pic.twitter.com/qH301f8Txa
— Only Hip Hop Facts (@OnlyHipHopFacts) January 19, 2016
A heavily-dreaded J. Cole was taking part in a live interview for #MLKNOW, when director Ryan Coogler (who was doing the interviewing) let the cat out of the bag — Cole had secretly married his longtime girlfriend Melissa Heholt. Ah well….congrats!
A day after the Mob celebrated A$AP Yams life, A$AP Ferg let’s go on his visual for ‘New Level’.
If you missed it last night, you can stream it now via Yahoo! Featuring A$AP Mob, Joey Bada$$ and Pro Era, Flatbush Zombies, Lil’ Uzi Vert, Danny Brown, Bodega Bamz, Yung Gleesh and more. R.I.P. A$AP Yams.
BJ The Chicago Kid visualizes his tribute to the legendary D’Angelo. In My Mind is still on the way.
Taken from Rich The Kid’s Dabbin Fever mixtape.
The #FREEGUCCI movement continues. Chaz Gotti links with Waka Flocka Flame and Guwop for ‘Paranoid’