While touring, rising star Raz Simone pays his hometown a visit for the Capitol Hill Block Party and gets intimate with his townfolk. — More
The Sic Wid It Records artists revive the hyphy aesthetic but with a bit more emphasis on the fly than the hyper. Off of Cousin Fik’s mixtape Sickest Nigga Healthy 2. — Watch
Mikey tries a more grounded approach, well, not as spaced-out at least, and gets a few Cali-based homies to join his trip. Off of the upcoming BANCO. — Watch
Drum pad virtuoso and hero to MPC heads worldwide, araabMuzik hits the road and grabs footage of the resulting mayhem. Off of For Professional Use Only 2. — Watch
With Andre 3k’s words ringing in his ears, Seattle emcee The Good Sin drops life lessons with a hypnotic lean. From his new album Life Before. — Watch
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Recap: Getting up close and personal with Raz Simone
Mama might not like it, but Future sure loves driving. The song is the Week 8 installment of Adult Swim’s 2014 Singles series, available on their website. Watch
When Fillmoe resident 40 Keys rides through his hometown of San Francisco, the beats gets grimy and sinister. From the forthcoming D&G Part 2: Keys to tha City. Watch
Recap: Getting up close and personal with Raz Simone
While touring, rising star Raz Simone pays his hometown a visit for the Capitol Hill Block Party and gets intimate with his townfolk. Read
Pro Era showcases its depth as Kirk Knight and Dyemond Lewis of the beast coast outfit drop this moody and murky track. From the upcoming Scion AV EP release… Watch
The Sic Wid It Records artists revive the hyphy aesthetic but with a bit more emphasis on the fly than the hyper. Off of Cousin Fik’s mixtape Sickest Nigga Healthy 2. Watch
With the ever-adorable Jhené Aiko, where she performs her b-girl strut, Common performs the next single from Nobody’s Smiling on Jimmy Kimmel. Also check out… Watch
The bicoastal partnership between street chroniclers Freeway and The Jacka combine with midwest compatriot Freddie Gibbs and a rather lush musical… Watch
Chicago emcee Saint Millie relays another day on earth while his heads is somewhere else entirely. His album of the same name is coming soon. Watch
Mikey tries a more grounded approach, well, not as spaced-out at least, and gets a few Cali-based homies to join his trip. Off of the upcoming BANCO. Watch
Yeah, the title is a pun off of the term mos def, Yasiin’s former moniker. Still, Copywrite throws punchlines like he deserves to be called that. Off of his… Watch
Johaz and Choosey keep it classy in the face of courtship challenges, punctuated by Exile’s staccato, stuttering beats. Off of E&J. Watch
Drum pad virtuoso and hero to MPC heads worldwide, araabMuzik hits the road and grabs footage of the resulting mayhem. Off of For Professional Use Only 2. Watch
B King, hailing from Chicago, keeps his vocals on the low, while the beat by Jherris is as somber as ratchet can get. Watch
Compton’s YG paints a picture of his hood, one with lots of bravado and bloodless gunfights, and you can’t fit enough word that start with B in the piece. Off… Watch
B.o.B collabs with Jhené Aiko’s big sis for the type of song you play when you invite thirty bikini babes to your mansion. Off of No Genre 2. Watch
With Andre 3k’s words ringing in his ears, Seattle emcee The Good Sin drops life lessons with a hypnotic lean. From his new album Life Before. Watch
The DMV crew fits a low-fi aesthetic to this essay-in-lyric-form on modern day minstrelsy. The track is a tablesetter for their next album, Coming From The Bottom. Watch
Hopsin’s latest in his series of epic rants sees him wandering the desert and picking a fight with God. Watch