It’s still hard to believe that Sean Price is gone. But on the two year anniversary of his death (August 8), Duck Down will release his posthumous album, Imperious Rex. With the announcement comes an animated video of the title track where he goes gorilla on 5-0.
After delivering the brilliant song about how we deal with pain in the community, Rapsody drops off a video for the Nottz produced single.
Action Bronson flexed (pun intended) over the instrumental to Jay-Z’s “A Million & One Questions” while appearing on Funkmaster Flex’s show. Oh, he also urged his label to drop Blue Chips 7000.
Here’s a clip from “The Defiant Ones” where Dr. Dre and Eminem reflect on the first time they were in the studio together and how they ended up creating “My Name Is.”
On September 4th, A&E will air a documentary called Biggie: The Life of Notorious B.I.G that will feature unheard interviews that Cheo Coker conducted with the late, great Biggie Smalls. Here’s a sample of what’s to come along with commentary from the likes of 2 Chainz, Mike Will Made It, T-Pain and David Banner.
Everybody Luv Black keeps it simple in the video for the Gemcrates produced “Come Through” off of the #Cratework album.
In the event that you have been living under a rock, Jay-Z recently dropped 4:44 to much critical acclaim and the album has gone platinum in under a week. With Hov delivering a stream of consciousness throughout, the video for “The Story of OJ” has made a lot of people uncomfortable. However, the video was an exclusive to Tidal subscribers. Fear not, the Marcy emcee has lifted his firewall and the video can now be seen by everyone. Check it out and all of it’s strong cultural visuals.
Even though RTJ 3 came out over six months ago, the steady stream of songs and videos from Killer Mike and El-P have kept us busy. This time, the duo take a ride on a horror coaster in the claymation video for “Don’t Get Captured.”
Nasty Nas salutes his fallen Queens soldier while in the Netherlands with a performance of “Shook Ones.”
Who said Joell Ortiz is only about that backpacker, lyricism life? He knows how to have fun too and does so alongside Gunplay and PC on DJ Epps “That’s What She Said.” The video is a little NSFW as the three rappers parlay at a strip club with some lovely ladies alongside them. Enjoy, if you dare.