Next man up for the mob is Twelvyy, who, if he can’t bring back Bad Boy circa 1998, can at least get Puff on a cameo. And then of course he puts a bit of Pac in his inflections. The next A$AP Mob album is called L.O.R.D. — Watch
Lock takes in the headlands for a more serene locale to reminisce on a life so far. Off of his latest A Thousand Cuts. — Watch
With sweetly sung vocals from Eric Roberson, Illa J and Frank Nitt resurrect another one of J Dilla’s entombed beats for something that sounds like Dilla’s soulful late 90’s output. Latest from Sunset Blvd. — Watch
Juicy J came to San Francisco last night and played host to what was probably the wildest party in the city that night. — More
Vallejo’s Moe Green uplifting self-help over a K.Roosevelt sample might be cloud rap at its most positive and encouraging, but it also harkens back further to some of 2Pac’s soulful mid-90’s tracks. — Watch
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Gallery: Juicy J plays host to the wildest party of the night
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Yoshi’s Oakland, CA
Thu, 5/1 8:00pm. Tickets and Info
Monster Energy Outbreak Tour Presents
Iggy Azalea
The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
Sun, 5/18 7:00pm. Tickets and Info
The Cud Life Tour 2014
Kid Cudi
Bill Graham Civic Aud., San Francisco, CA
Fri, 5/23 8:00pm. Tickets and Info
Independent Grind Tour
Tech N9ne
Regency Ballroom, San Francisco, CA
Mon, 6/2 8:00pm. Tickets and Info
The Def Jam/G.O.O.D Music artist drops knowledge on a bright-sounding soul beat. Off of Black Hystori Project. Watch
Future and Pusha T show off their new track on Fallon, with, like always, The Roots lending a hand. Off of his latest album, Honest. Watch
Rap shows love to everybody, including haters. And Beats headphones, perhaps. Latest from her project off of Jamla Records, She Got Game (Deluxe Edition). Watch
The Tan Boys representative shows off his constituency with a tour of Harlem. From his mixtape Strictly 4 My P.A.P.I.Z. Watch
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Dizzy tries on the ratchet life, big booties and all. Latest from his new EP State of Mind. Watch
Lock takes in the headlands for a more serene locale to reminisce on a life so far. Off of his latest A Thousand Cuts. Watch
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Homeboy goes feast mode. And in the middle of his foodie raps he smoothly works in a cunnilingus reference because obviously. Latest from his collab with UK… Watch
AZ’s Futuristic goes on tour and dedicates a jam to his Chuck Taylors. Traveling Local is due in June. Watch
Graf artist Mike Giant lends his illustrative skills to bring Pharrell’s lyrics to life with his style of street calligraphy. Off of Major Lazer’s EP… Watch
Gallery: Juicy J plays host to the wildest party of the night
Juicy J came to San Francisco last night and played host to what was probably the wildest party in the city that night. Read
Massachusetts products and frequent collaborators Termanology and Reks pay their respects to that early 90’s New York underground style, with a nod to Mecca… Watch
The Minneapolis newcomer shows off the agile meter and vocal skills that landed him a deal on Rhymesayers. From his debut project on Rhymesayers, Charle Brwn EP. Watch
Vallejo’s Moe Green uplifting self-help over a K.Roosevelt sample might be cloud rap at its most positive and encouraging, but it also harkens back further to… Watch
Still weird and still watching too many VHS tapes, but he’s kinda uplifting for this go-around. Latest from the Chicago smartass/emcee and his EP DUDE BRO. Watch