Following a short hiatus from the grime scene to pursue other ventures in film and television, Boya Dee is back from the Channel 4 TV studios with a bang that is “Big Boy Barz.” The track features Flirta D and Saskilla and is off Boya’s new grime EP “Grime By Da Hour”, which is set to make a lot of noise. This is real grime as we all know and love it! – SBTV
Teddy Music steps from behind the boards and shows that he can get lyrical over Heavytrackerz production.
Laurieann Gibson the choreographer is now Harlee the artist. At the very least, you can say the dancing was good.
just linkd up w’ mi bro big Sean
For now, we’ll assume that Jeremih may have a dope collab in the works for his upcoming Thumpy Johnson project. Is Diddy still executive producing that project?
Poverty P, Fiasqo, Badness, Hitman, Mayhem NODB & Devilman go in live on DJ Big Mikee’s show at Silk City Radio.
McLean films and recaps a movie with his gyal not made for TV in his latest visual.
Pharrell plays his new album G I R L for fans and discusses his inpsirations behind the making of the album, reveals his favorite track, and answers fan questions. Hosted by Red Bull Studios, the GRAMMY®s, and i am OTHER.
Courtesy of SBTV:
Mac Miller performs “Aquarium” from his second album “Watching Movies With The Sound Off”.
Taken from Lykki Li’s forthcoming album I Never Learn, out 5th May. In addition, she will be going on tour leading up to and following the project’s release….you can check out those dates below.
24th April – Stockholm, Sweden – Berns
27th April – Brussels, Belgium – AB
29th April – Berlin, Germany – Astra
30th April – Munich, Germany – Kesselhaus
2nd May – Cologne, Germany – E-Werk
3rd May – Utrecht, Netherlands – Tivolivredenburg
6th May – Paris, France – Trianon
8th May – London, England – Village Underground
9th May – London, England – Village Underground
15th May – New York City, NY – Apollo Theatre
19th May – Los Angeles, CA – The Theatre at the Ace Hotel
Taken from Sage The Gemini’s forthcoming Remember Me, out March 25th. Directed by Suj.
Taken from The Nacirema Dream, out now.
North Carolina’s Deniro Farrar (who is now signed to VICE) teams up with TNGHT’s Lunice for his latest single, taken from his upcoming EP Rebirth.
Taken from the duo’s album of the same name:
El-P and Killer Mike’s chain-snatching, poodle-shooting, antihero anthem “Run The Jewels” gets an appropriately bugged out animated video courtesy of Bristol’s RUFFMERCY. Watch this at high volume, preferably in a residential area.
In episode seven, we continue exploring the Sosa phenomena, the segregation of Chicago, and the societal forces behind the violent lives of the young people on the South Side. Later, we catch up with Young Chop, who explains what he’s done to succeed, and he introduces us to fellow drill producer Paris Bueller, creator of Lil Durk’s “L’s Anthem.”
DJ Cassidy drops off his latest visual, the funky ‘Calling All Hearts’, featuring Robin Thicke and Jessie J. You can purchase this dance number (from the upcoming album Paradise Royale) here.
Don’t tell me you wanted to see something other than girls in masks playing football for this video…
Some more inspiration for your hump day:
Forbes counts down the world’s youngest billionaires.
Future’s latest visual for the infectious ‘Move That Dope‘ (mainly thanks to Pharrell’s return to his brand of ‘real rap’, in my opinion) will premiere tomorrow on 106 & Park.
Courtesy of THUMP, check out Jack Beats’ new visual for ‘Beatbox’, out 18th March on OWSLA (preorder here).
Beyonce is currently still in London rocking shows for her world tour….a couple of nights ago, she was performing her single ‘XO’ when she had a wig throw at her on stage. One of the more random moments for King Bey, I’d imagine….she even kept the wig, apparently:
