ONYX – F*CK DA LAW
Onyx continues their musical revolution against the boys in blue with the aptly titled “Fuck Da Law.”
KXNG CROOKED, ONE-2 & K-YOUNG – THIS IS THE LIFE
The artist formally known as Crooked I drops this celebratory cut off of “The Mint Room 2” that features One-2 and K-Young.
CAMP LO – BLACK JESUS (PRODUCED BY SKI BEATZ)
With their upcoming fifth LP Ragtime Hightimes on the horizon, Camp Lo and Ski Beatz join forces for “Black Jesus.”
DAVE EAST – THE OFFERING
Harlem’s Dave East dropped a music video for the track “The Offering.” The track finds Dave giving his interpolation of Nas’ jawn “Book of Rhymes,” and the music video features him going through his own rhyme book. He details the stories of a dark life on the street, and his transition to become a talked-about artist.
FABOLOUS – DO IT AGAIN FREESTYLE
Fabolous takes a swing at Jay Z’s “Do It Again.” Does he hit a home run?
MASTA ACE ON MAKING SITTIN ON CHROME 20 YEARS LATER
Masta Ace talks to WatchLOUD.com about his 1995 album “Sittin On Chrome” and how it challenged the “East vs West” beef at the time.
STYLES P & JADAKISS – BLOCK WORK
2/3 of The Lox catch wreck over Cam’ron and Prodigy’s “Losin’ Weight.”
ERICK SERMON FEAT. SHEEK LOUCH & JOELL ORTIZ – MAKE ROOM
The Green Eyed Bandit drops the first single from his upcoming solo album E.S.P. (Erick Sermon Perception). “Make Room” features Sheek Louch and Joell Ortiz bouncing potent lyrics off of each other.
SELMA DIRECTOR AVA DUVERNAY REVEALS HIP HOP ROOTS IN CONVERSATION WITH Q-TIP AT TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
For those that still think Hip Hop is just music, this Q-Tip interview with Selma director Ava DuVernay at the Tribeca Film Festival should help alter your perspective. The one hour discussion is extremely informative but you may get a kick out of DuVernay discussing her roots as an emcee and a poet. The duo also discuss being Black in America, Hollywood’s perceptions of Black entertainers, and more.
WATCH THIS DOCUMENTARY ON THE PRODUCERS BEHIND KENDRICK LAMAR’S TO PIMP A BUTTERFLY
REVOLT has put together a intriguing documentary on the making of Kendrick Lamar’s album as told by the producers who created the sound. Entering The Cocoon grabs Terrace Martin, Digi+Phonics’ Tae Beast, Sounwave and engineer MixedByAli to give insight on how the album’s soundscape was crafted. Definitely something you must watch if you enjoyed the album.