KIRK KNIGHT – LATE NIGHT SPECIAL (ALBUM STREAM)
The Pro Era emcee drops his solo project and NPR hosts the stream.
HOMEBOY SANDMAN SAYS THE TERM “CONSCIOUS RAPPER” IS RACIST
In an interview with WatchLoud, Homeboy Sandman discussed the Black Lives Matter movement, the state of hip hop, his name and why he thinks being labeled a conscious rapper is racist.
MOSS FEAT. SEAN PRICE, PEEDI CRAKK, ROYAL FLUSH & ILLA GHEE – B.Q.P.
MoSS’ upcoming album is shaping up to be a good one as yet another banger featuring the lyrical stylings of the late Sean Price, Peedi Crakk, Royal Flush and Illa Ghee is cut loose for your listening pleasure.
DJ KAY SLAY FEAT. TERMANOLOGY, LOADED LUX & CORY GUNZ – SPIT GAME PROPER
DJ Kay Slay assembles a collective of spitters for this cut off of his upcoming Shadow of the Sun album.
THE WEEKND FEAT. EMINEM – THE HILLS REMIX (A VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCE)
Eminem’s guest spot on The Weeknd’s “The Hills” is presented via a “virtual reality experience” where the user can drag the camera around and watch as Abel walks through a parking lot with meteors falling around him.
KENDRICK LAMAR PERFORMS “THESE WALLS” WITH THE NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
On October 20, 2015, Kendrick Lamar and the NSO Pops delivered a one-night-only performance at The Kennedy Center featuring some of Lamar’s biggest hits and cuts from his lyrical masterpiece “To Pimp a Butterfly”. Here’s K Dot performing “These Walls.”
KILLER MIKE – EWYK
Killer Mike helps Frank The Butcher unveil his streetwear collaboration with PUMA on this track that Frank produced.
RAPPER BIG POOH & NOTTZ – 300Z
You want something that’s hard as nails? Well, get an earful of Rapper Big Pooh spitting bars over the rugged Nottz production on “300Z” and get ready for Home Sweet Home to drop on November 13.
LOGIC FEAT. BIG LENBO – YOUNG JESUS
With Logic’s The Incredible True Story on the way, the Maryland emcee grabs Big Lenbo and the two go wild in the video for “Young Jesus.” And it definitely brings about the vibe of Fat Joe and Big Pun trading bars in the 90s.
J-LIVE – YA MOMMA SO BLACK
J-Live drops the single from his forthcoming How Much Is Water album that completely flips the “Ya Momma So Black” jokes on its ear with a narrative of empowerment.