NAS – ULTRA BLACK [VIDEO]
Nasty Nas delivered with his King’s Disease album produced entirely by Hit-Boy. To keep the momentum going, Nas drops the video for “Ultra Black” which serves as a visual love letter to pro-Blackness.
Nasty Nas delivered with his King’s Disease album produced entirely by Hit-Boy. To keep the momentum going, Nas drops the video for “Ultra Black” which serves as a visual love letter to pro-Blackness.
Nas is dropping a new album and it’s coming sooner than you think. The Queensbridge emcee will drop King’s Disease on August 21st and goes “Ultra Black” with Hit-Boy behind the boards on the album’s first release. He’s the opposite of Doja Cat so you know he means business.
To kick off the 2020 BET Awards, Public Enemy properly read the room and brought in Nas, Black Thought, Rapsody, YG and Jahi to revamp their classic song “Fight The Power.” As relevant now as it was 31 years ago, each emcee brings their own flavor to the 2020 version of the song.
Fresh off of two GRAMMY wins, Lil Nas X and Nas team up for the remix to “Rodeo.” This comes directly after Big Nas helped Lil Nas on stage at the Grammy Awards to perform the remix for the first time.
After doing his thing in Hulu’s Wu-Tang: An American Saga series as Method Man, Dave East gets back to his rhyming roots of the present day alongside Nasty Nas on “Godfather 4” produced by DJ Green Lantern.
Nas drops the video for “War Against Love” from his The Lost Tapes 2. The Jason Goldwatch directed video juxtaposes feats of love in humanity with man-made destruction that often offsets the good in the world. The message is clear: choose love.
After finally releasing The Lost Tapes 2, Nas drops a video for the Swizz Beatz and AraabMuzik-produced “No Bad Energy.”
N.O.R.E. and DJ EFN know how to get people to tell previously unheard stories. With Nas’ 25 years in the game, a little bit of liquor and weed get the Queensbridge living legend to tell all on Drink Champs. This is worth your time.
Nas finally drops the sequel to his classic The Lost Tapes and we’re all still soaking it in. But one of the most eye-opening tracks is “Tanasia,” produced by the one and only RZA. It makes you wonder what a Nas x RZA EP would sound like.
Nas drops a new song from The Lost Tapes 2 where he channels some Al Jarreau with a trumpet solo by Keyon Harrold on “Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack).”