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Medusa "Corsets And Cufflinks" EP Release Date, Cover Art & Tracklist
Project Blowed veteran Medusa enlists DJ Battlecat, Glasses Malone and others for her latest effort.
Curren$y To Perform At LA's Belasco Theatre
Late April finds Curren$y performing a trio of shows in California along with Overdoz and Casey Veggies.
Rhymefest Partners With PledgeMusic For "Violence Is Sexy"
In addition to donating a portion of his sales to Donda's House, Rhymefest offers fans the chance to directly view the creation of his upcoming album.
Bouts of lazy writing and some dated material hurt "Honest," but Future has improved incrementally as a soloist with a slightly updated formula.
Tali Blanco's "Gettn 2 It" is a collection of melodic, endearing Rap that by and large doesn't take itself too seriously--making for a solid debut.
JAZMIN Sisters Debut "You" Remix Featuring IamSu!
Exclusive: MIDI Mafia co-founder Bruce Waynne weighs in on the generational appeal of Hip Hop-infused R&B, as the JAZMIN Sisters reinterpret an SWV classic.
Memory Lane: 5 Lesser-Known Stories From The Creation Of Nas' "Illmatic"
From alternate versions of "Represent" and "Memory Lane" to Pete Rock's 10-minute wizardry, here are some lesser-known stories from the creators of Nas' "Illmatic."
Pete Rock Recalls Making "The World Is Yours" In Under 10 Minutes
Exclusive: Pete Rock looks back on his work with Roy Ayers, Heavy D and reveals how close Notorious B.I.G. came to rhyming over "The Main Ingredient."
Aside from an obvious inclusion of classic source material, "Illmatic XX" brings little innovation to a project that still holds up on its own after 20 years.
Onyx Recalls Suge Knight's Death Row Offer & 5 Memorable Acting Stories
Fredro Starr & Sticky Fingaz reveal rare stories from their acting careers including Lyor Cohen's million dollar offer to pass on "Dangerous Minds."
Fashawn & Timothy Bradley Jr. Discuss Admiring Each Other's Styles
Exclusive: Before taking on Manny Pacquiao April 12, Timothy Bradley sat down with Fashawn for a back and forth about their influences and approach to competition.
The randomness of Nocando's off-kilter flow and eclectic production make "Jimmy The Burnout" rewarding for those willing to take the time to delve into it.
Yung Joc Calls Eminem & Nicki Minaj's Use Of "Lookin' Boy" Flattering
Exclusive: Yung Joc reveals why he won't be put in a compromising position on "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" and recalls convincing Puff Daddy to greenlight the song "Knock It Out."
Pete Rock Reveals EP Work With De La Soul & "Soul Survivor 3"
Exclusive: Pete Rock explains why Nas' "Illmatic" still holds appeal after 20 years and announces a pair of upcoming releases.
Anyextee "Executive Decisions" Release Date, Cover Art & Tracklist
Amalgam Digital CEO Anyextee makes the transition from the boardroom to the booth with help from !llmind, MoSS and others with his debut album, "Executive Decisions."
Mibbs Previews "Made In The USA" EP & Talks Early Pac Div Work
Exclusive: With two of his five solo EPs out, Mibbs looks forward to a "worldly" sound and looks back at the natural chemistry developed with Blu, Dom Kennedy and Miguel.
Madlib & Freddie Gibbs Chronicle Discovering Each Other's Music
Exclusive: On the heels of releasing "Pinata," Freddie Gibbs and Madlib detail meeting each other in Europe and how they became friends before collaborating on an album.
Freddie Gibbs Gives His NCAA March Madness Picks
Exclusive: Freddie Gibbs evaluates University of Kentucky's Julius Randle and Duke University's Jabari Parker and predicts whether or not Carmelo Anthony will join the Chicago Bulls.
Lox To Perform At L.A.'s Belasco Theatre
Jadakiss, Styles P and Sheek Louch will bring "The Trinity Tour" to Los Angeles in conjunction with Sean Healy Presents & 93.5 KDAY FM.
Kid Ink Talks Seeking Depth As A Writer & Favorite Notorious B.I.G. Song
Exclusive: Kid Ink reveals how early production work with Diddy and Nipsey Hussle prepared him for success as a solo artist and why late Twitter replies can be a very good thing.
At its best, "Oxymoron" showcases ScHoolboy Q's dark rhymes and ear for production, but a handful of ill fitting singles prevent it from being a superior album.
