BENNY THE BUTCHER – MAN OF THE KITCHEN [VIDEO]
Benny The Butcher releases a video from his solo cut from his Stabbed and Shot project with .38 Spesh. Check out the visuals for “Man of the Kitchen.”
KOOLEY HIGH – CEILING [VIDEO]
The group from North Carolina known as Kooley High are set to return with a new album on March 30th executive produced by 9th Wonder titled Never Come Down. Before the album drops, the crew jump off a set of visuals for “Ceiling.”
DJ PREMIER – LIVE FROM HEADQCOURTERZ RADIO SHOW FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 2, 2018
DJ PREMIER
LIVE FROM HEADQCOURTERZ RADIO SHOW
MARCH 2, 2018
SIRIUS/XM SATELLITE RADIO
HIP HOP NATION
CHANNEL 44
FRIDAY NIGHTS
8pm-10pm EASTERN TIME
8pm-10pm EASTERN TIME
HERE IS THE PLAYLIST
1. Billy Danze of (M.O.P.)–Halle Barry
2. Jericho Jackson (Khrysis & Elzhi)–Breguets
3. Illa Ghee–Gripped Up
4. ANoyd–Just A Fan
5. PRhyme–Rock It
6. Roc Marciano (f. Knowledge The Pirate)–Bohemian Grove
7. Sa-Roc–Forever
8. Sekkond Hand (f. Menace)–I’ll Win
9. Phonte–Cry No More
10. O.C.–John Wick
11. Daz Dillinger (f. Kurupt)–Violation
12. Snoop Dogg (f. Goldie Loc)–220
*****THROWBACK CLASSIC SONG*****
13. *Dana Dane–Delancey Street*
14. Apathy–The Order
15. Prince Ak–James Brown
16. Sadat X (f. Tony Sunshine)–Who’s Judging
17. Jamo Gang–Straight No Chase
18. Jericho Jackson (Khrysis & Elzhi)–Self Made
19. Evidence–Weather Or Not
20. Sixman–Eyes Wide
21. 38 Spesh & Benny–So Strategic
22. Roc Marciano–Bed Spring King
23. Ghostface Killah & Apollo Brown–The Sure Shot Pt. 1 & 2
24. Southpaw Chop (f. Large Professor)–Jewel Of The Day
FOREVER M.C. FEAT. WU-TANG CLAN – PIRANHAS
Forever M.C. and It’s Different keeps things rolling as they team up with Raekwon, Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah and Cappadonna for “Piranhas.”
CHRIS RIVERS – NEW FRIEZA
Ha! This is clever. Chris Rivers rocks over Rich Kid’s “New Freezer” but gives it a Dragon Ball Z influence and titles it “New Frieza.”
ROYCE 5’9″ & DJ PREMIER – #FREESTYLE090 WITH FUNK FLEX [VIDEO]
When Black Thought texts you about your freestyle on Funkmaster Flex’s show, you know that it’s all kinds of vicious. What Royce 5’9″ does over the course of 10 minutes is nothing short of savage. Just hit play.
MED & GUILTY SIMPSON – FACE DOWN (PRODUCED BY BLACK MILK)
The duo of Guilty Simpson and MED are backed by the always exceptional production of Black Milk on “Face Down.” From the duo’s forthcoming project titled Loyalty.
PAGE KENNEDY FEAT. 3D NA’TEE, FRED THE GODSON, JON CONNOR & JAG – WHERE I’M FROM
Page Kennedy teams up with Fred The Godson, Jag, 3D Na’Tee and John Connor to bless the classic Jay-Z track “Where I’m From.”
ANDERSON .PAAK – TILL IT’S OVER
Anderson .Paak returns with new music after delivering his Grammy nominated Malibu album. “Till It’s Over” is a hybrid of Electronic and R&B and is likely a tease toward his next project.
PRHYME (ROYCE 5’9″ & DJ PREMIER) FEAT. 2 CHAINZ – FLIRT
PRhyme is nearing its release on March 16th and the duo of DJ Premier and Royce 5’9″ drop their collaboration “Flirt” with 2 Chainz. Preemo and Royce talked about the song last week with Billboard in an interview.
I have to ask about “Flirt” with 2 Chainz…
DJ Premier: I love that one.
Royce, how much of this interaction with a groupie in your DMs that you talk about in this song is true?
Royce: Everything is true on that song. I speak from my experiences. I don’t pull from a lot of other people’s experiences like I used to. Because I’ve got a lot of my own experiences to pull from, so I just kind of do that.
How did 2 Chainz end up on this song?
DJ Premier: Before we even knew that 2 Chainz was gonna be the choice, Royce had already done the song by himself. When I heard the lyrics I was like, “Damn, that shit is dope.” Even when he did the “Bitch please miss me, I’m paid as hell/ I got the game locked, arcades in jail.” That reminds me of Too Short back in the late ‘80s.
It was almost six months later before I went to Detroit to finish the album. One day we were like, “Who are we gonna get to follow up on your verse that could really nail it?” We started kicking names around. And then Royce’s brother said, “What about 2 Chainz?” I approved immediately, because we knew 2 Chainz would totally know what to do with a song like this. I called him, explained the concept and he’s like “Man, you know that’s up my alley.”
When he sent it back, I was just so open to his verse, because it totally connects with what Royce said. And I thought it was gonna be 16 [bars], he took it past that. I’ve always been a fan of 2 Chainz since Playaz Circle, and I was confident that he was gonna write a dope rhyme. And he did.