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  New Music: Sheek Louch – “Sucka Free” feat. Jadakiss

  posted October 29, 2015 / No Comments

  

  With Halloween just around the corner, rap music is already preparing itself for the festivities. Rightfully so, it’s a season that’s ripe for conceptually interesting rap music. There’s even an entire subgenre within rap which, lest we forget, brazenly deals with the macabre. Although Sheek Louch makes rap music far from the ”horrorcore” style, his latest cut, ”Sucka Free” — featuring fellow D-Block rapper Jadakiss, no less — is a clinical bloodbath. Sheek makes work of the song, which is backed by a jagged and distorted beat. Additionally, Jadakiss’ guest spot — while perfectly adequate — discovers the Brooklyn emcee getting into holiday season early with an equally wicked verse. Check out Sheek Louch’s ”Sucka Free” from his forthcoming Gorillaween mixtape dropping October 31st.

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  New Music: Rick Ross – “Stick Talk” (Remix)

  posted October 28, 2015 / No Comments

  

  After sharing his take on Post Malone’s ”White Iverson” yesterday, Rick Ross returns with something a little bit more ”form fitting”, so to speak. Future, whose Monster mixtape turns one today (read a retrospective on it here), dropped his excellent DS2 album over the summer, which has apparently prompted Rozay to jump on one of its standout tracks, ”Stick Talk”. The track finds Rozay comfortably seated in the cockpit, and spitting bars over the high-energy Southside production. Additionally, Ross will be dropping his own album, Black Market, shortly. In the meantime, give his take on Future’s ”Stick Talk” after the jump.

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  New Music: R. Kelly – “Switch Up” feat. Lil Wayne & Jeremih

  posted October 28, 2015 / No Comments

  

  R. Kelly is linking up with two star-studden names in music for a cut from his new album, Buffet. ”Switch Up”, the latest offering from Kelly’s forthcoming studio album — his thirteenth overall — features Lil Wayne and Jeremih, both who stop-by to assist the R&B legend. Check out ”Switch Up” from R. Kelly after the jump, and mark your calendars for Buffet, dropping November 20th.

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  New Music: Chance the Rapper – ”Angels” feat. Saba

  posted October 27, 2015 / No Comments

  

  Chance the Rapper is keeping active, to say the least. Fresh off a critically-acclaimed mixtape and tour, the Chicago spitter is sharing a brand new song. Of course, being the unpredictable character that he is, Chance’s new song has a bit of a backstory. Last week, Chance praised one Stephen Colbert — yes, the talk show host — for his exceptional musical chops (calling him ”amazing”, in the process), and sharing little else about a ”secret song” between the two. And after his performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night (you may watch the performance here), Chance is wasting no time in sharing the new track. In addition to featuring Saba on the mic, ”Angels” is written and performed by Chance, Lido, Peter Cottontale, Nate Fox, and Donnie Trumpet (for The Social Experiment) — sorry, no Stephen Colbert on an MPC here, folks. Check out the new Chance the Rapper track, ”Angels”, after the jump. Also, the track is available for free through iTunes — get it here!

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  Video: 2Eleven – “Solid”

  posted October 26, 2015 / No Comments

  

  Dressed in all red, from head to toe, West Coast emcee 2Eleven revisits his mixtape, The Robb Report, in the stark new visual for ”Solid”. The video, directed by Skey of Dark Cinema, is out now, and can be viewed on YouTube after the jump. Additionally, if you’re rocking with 2Eleven’s sound, be sure to get his project The Robb Report out now on iTunes.

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  Video: PRhyme – ”Courtesy”

  posted October 26, 2015 / No Comments

  

  Last year, veteran emcee Royce da 5’9” — holding down Detroit since ’99 — teamed up with venerable hip-hop producer DJ Premier to form PRhyme, and they’ve been on a tear since. That same year, they dropped their self-titled debut album, which housed single ”Courtesy” as well tracks ”U Looz”, ”PRhyme”, and ”You Should Know”. Looking to make the most out of the fourth quarter, the duo returns with a deluxe edition of their self-titled debut. And after highlighting the seven minute extended version of ”Mode” earlier in the week, Royce and Premo are sharing the full-length version of their ”Courtesy” video as well. In the video, the PRhyme brothers find themselves in dire circumstances: they’re stranded on the side of the road with a broken down car — nowhere to go. Naturally, their minds begin to wander: they imagining themselves living ”the good life” (driving an operational car, chilling on a boat, surrounded by beautiful women). However, one thing is for certain, and that’s Royce and Premo cannot forget about where they come from: nothing. Check out PRhyme’s visuals for ”Courtesy” — off of their self-titled debut album from last year — after the jump. Additionally, be on the lookout for the extended version of the album, due out sooner than later.

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