With his mixtape “Venom” out now, U-God drops the video for “Epicenter” featuring Inspectah Deck, Raekwon and Jackpot Scotty Wotty.
“We went wild with our imaginations to make a video that had no creative boundaries,” U-God told Rolling Stone. “I believe it ranks up there with some of the CLAN’s early videos which were so cutting edge and push the envelope to the max.”
Young M.A. recreates the infamous “Practice” interview while rocking an Allen Iverson throwback and The Answer kicks in her video for “Praktice.”
In the same manner that he put together the Chance The Rapper and Kanye West mixtape, DJ Critical Hype blends Kendrick Lamar vocals over classic Dr. Dre production on “The DAMN Chronic” mixtape.
Jadakiss and Nino Man are back to remixing other people’s songs as the SO RASPY duo flip Rich the Kid’s “Plug Walk.”
Lil Fame drops the first video from his upcoming Walk of Fame album with “Say Nothin.” The video finds 1/2 of M.O.P. setting it off with cameos from the likes of Pharoahe Monch, Havoc, Billy Danze, and more.
Eminem isn’t done rolling out videos from his Revival album just yet. “Framed” friends Eminem escaping an insane asylum and hiding in a house after things go horribly wrong.
Although Bodega Bamz has a recurring role on the Showtime series SMILF, the New York rapper hasn’t left the rap game alone and will drop P.A.P.I. (Proud And Powerful Individualz) on April 13th. Here’s the first single “Clout.”
Westside Gunn isn’t about Easter eggs and rabbits. Instead, the Griselda Gang emcee is all about gunplay as he drops “Easter Sunday 3” with Benny and Keisha Plum.
Fresh off of his appearance alongside Nas on the Netflix series “Rapture,” Dave East says farewell to winter with Vado riding shotgun on “God Bless The Summer.”
Toronto producer RAH Sounds provides the backdrop for R-Mean, Joell Ortiz and Termanology (with Rochester on the hook) to lament about their struggles to get to where they are today.
