Singles
Al Boges feat. Meyhem Lauren – Ice Cold (Prod. by Ice Rocks)
Some new heat from Al Boges and Meyhem Lauren with Ice Rocks on the beat.
Benny The Butcher x Harry Fraud Connect on When Tony Met Sosa Video
A cut from The Plugs I Met 2.Earlier this year, Harry Fraud and Benny The Butcher linked up for their highly-anticipated collaborative ...
Big K.R.I.T. Crushes it on Pick Up the Pace
New K.R.I.T. to ring in the weekend.Whenever Big K.R.I.T. steps up to the plate, it’s almost a guarantee that he’ll hit it ...
Conway the Machine Links With Ludacris & JID on “Scatter Brain”
The Griselda MC taps two ATLiens.Conway The Machine is a lyrical breath of fresh air, who’s managed, with the help of his ...
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Cormega – The 730 Interview
The Realness is an album that has stood the test of time. Created over fifteen years ago, Cormega was carrying a huge burden. Released from Def Jam after his debut album, The Testament, being shelved and no longer a member of The Firm, to say Cormega had something to prove on The Realness would be an understatement. There was the label that didn’t believe. A group that cut him loose. And fans that were waiting, some questioning if he could do it on his own, others knowing and waiting with anticipation.
The Realness was the answer to everyone and everything. The classic debut, released through Landspeed, showed that not only could Mega rap his ass off, but he didn’t need a glitzy crew that was more show than prove or a major label’s budget and backing to be successful. The Realness was an instant classic to fans and proved that Cormega was not only better off as a solo artist, but that he had the potential to build a strong independent career, relying on himself and not needing a cosign from anyone.
And while plenty of artists and fans can attest to Cormega’s legendary status today, remember that he never asked for it nor needed it. It’s great, and he’ll tell you himself he appreciates it, but it’s not what drives him, fifteen years later, to continue creating introspective and lyrical hip-hop that withstands the test of time. In this interview, Cormega speaks about the impact of The Realness, his artistic perspective, and much more.
It’s the 15 year anniversary of The Realness. Congratulations. When you look at that today, does it even seem possible?
Nah. Time definitely flies. It doesn’t feel like it. But I’m happy. (more…)
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Videos
Noochie – Jerome
DMV’s Hiphop artist Noochie who is gearing up for the highly anticipated release of his new mixtape “Product Of The DMV” which drops on August 16, 2016 held nothing back with his new thought provoking record entitled: “JEROME” produced by RaRa and Mr. Williams, via OY Music Group In association with Empire Distribution.This video displays what some may consider to be a very “touchy subject matter” especially due to the recent police killings, and the high rate of black on black crimes sweeping our nation. Noochie speaks directly from the eyes of a young black 21 year old male who lives this story everyday.Twitter: @NoochieMusicInstagram: @NoochieMusicFacebook: www.Facebook.com/NoochieMusic -
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Quan – The 730 Interview
“Can we please have a moment of silence?” Quan asked on his debut “Just a Moment,” a collaboration with Nas that was featured on Street’s Disciple. We know Quan wasn’t talking about his music when he asked for that silence, but that’s exactly what happened, as it’s been nearly four years since Quan’s last project, The Struggle. However, back with a new mixtape, Quan is answering the questions of where he’s been and the battles he’s fighting.
Most notably, though, is that when Quan first asked for a moment of silence, he was asking the listener to pause and consider, remember, those who were struggling in the streets to those in jail to those no longer with us. That focus on the struggle hasn’t gone anywhere, as Quan shows on “All On Him,” a collaboration with Pusha T, that he’s still a soldier in the fight for justice and equality. While the Newport News native remembers his earlier days and what went wrong in the game, from Atlantic Records not knowing how to market him to growing disconnected to once-mentor Nas, he’s also got a bright outlook for the future, one that involves tons of new music, movie placements, and a memoir. After more than ten years in the game, don’t expect much silence from Quan.
It’s been a few years since we heard from you. What have you been up to?
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Peewee Longway – New Bankroll
Yesterday Peewee Longway dropped a new trap banger titled “New Bankroll”. The track is in honor of his late friend Bankroll aka BANK, and released on his birthday. “New bankroll” will be on Peewee’s upcoming mixtape Longway Sinatra, which is a collaborative effort between him and Cassius Jay.
