ADRIAN YOUNGE FEAT LOREN ODEN – PSALMS (VIDEO)
Adrian Younge drops another video from his Something About April 2 album in the form of “Psalms” featuring frequent collaborator, Loren Oden.
Adrian Younge drops another video from his Something About April 2 album in the form of “Psalms” featuring frequent collaborator, Loren Oden.
Complex City Cyphers will travel to various cities to highlight local rappers and musicians. In this pilot episode, A$AP Ferg, Wiki, and Your Old Droog freestyle over music provided by Grammy nominated jazz musician Christian Scott. This cypher is deeply rooted in the traditions of freestyling in hip-hop and improvisation in jazz. The live collaboration provides a sonically unique and refreshing approach to the tried and true video format of the cypher.
Action Bronson is joined by The Alchemist and Mayhem Lauren on Ebro In The Morning to discuss his food show “F*ck, That’s Delicious” along with the Ghostface situation, new music and much more.
Did you know that Nas and Biggie almost ended up collaborating for a remix to “Gimme The Loot?”
Let that sink in for a minute…
In an interview with DJ Khaled, Nas revealed that he and the Notorious B.I.G. were in the studio working on a remix to “Gimme The Loot” when marijuana ended up undoing it all.
“He wanted to get me on Ready To Die, and by the time I finished my first joint that was already out. He was trying to get me on Ready To Die, and it never happened. So he wanted to do the ‘Gimme The Loot’ remix,” said Nas. “He put up the beat, and I started writing. But he started smoking.”
Esco continued, “He had some of that chocolate. He lit some of that up, and it was late. We’re lit. I’m like, ‘I ain’t got nothing. This is over today.’”
The rest of the interview is pretty dope as well but that jewels is a headrocker.
G. Fisher and Young M.A. head to Sway In The Morning and spit that hot fire over beats from Ed-Ape.
The tandem of Statik Selektah and KXNG Crooked drop the video that features Termanology “Let’s Go.”
Tim Westwood is at it again as he unearths a freestyle from 1995 where Ol’ Dirty Bastard goes bananas.
Mos Def performing out West for the Fat Beats LA 1 Year Anniversary party back in ’97. All Mos had out at that time was the “Universal Magnetic” 12″ (not including features and UTD). Once he brings out Kweli you can hear the early beginnings of what would soon become Black Star. Shout out to the Beat Junkies and Skratch Piklz who also rocked that show.
The first television episode of Action Bronson’s show where he devours food all over the world has arrived.
Action is on the road touring to support his album, Mr. Wonderful. With stops in DC, Atlanta, and Miami, Action manages to eat in the hottest restaurant in the country, sample true southern BBQ, and learn how to make a new bay scallop and papaya dish.
While in London, RTJ connected with Converse to present their entire concert with a 360 degree view.