TORII WOLF – SILENT CROW (PRODUCED BY DJ PREMIER)
Torii Wolf drops the haunting visuals for “Silent Crow.” The DJ Premier produced song follows an expecting couple as things go south in their relationship.
ROYCE 5’9″ & DJ PREMIER TALK NEW ALBUM, TRAP MUSIC & 2 CHAINZ [VIDEO]
Royce 5’9″ and DJ Premier sit down with HotNewHipHop to talk about their second installment of PRhyme, working with 2 Chainz and if Preemo will ever dabble in Trap Music.
ROYCE 5’9″ & J. COLE – BOBLO BOAT [VIDEO]
Shortly after dropping the song, Royce and J. Cole serve up the visuals for “Boblo Boat.” Both emcees visual recount the narratives dropped on the stellar song from Royce’s forthcoming Book of Ryan album.
SEAN PRICE & ILLA GEE FEAT. ROYAL FLUSH – GOOD LOBSTER [VIDEO]
The late Sean Price is at it again with an animated video for his collab with Illa Gee and Royal Flush titled “Good Lobster.”
38 SPESH & BENNY – INTRO [VIDEO]
The grit and grime of Griselda Gang is back at it as 38 Spesh and Benny serve up a video for the intro to their Stabbed & Shot project.
MF DOOM & CZARFACE – BOMB THROWN [VIDEO]
MF DOOM, Inspectah Deck and 7L & Esoteric deliver this crafty animated video for the song “Bomb Thrown” from the forthcoming CZARFACE Meets METAL FACE album dropping on March 30th.
WATCH PRHYME & 2 CHAINZ PERFORM ‘FLIRT’ ON THE TONIGHT SHOW WITH JIMMY FALLON
DJ Premier and Royce 5’9″ get a little help from 2 Chainz and The Roots as they perform “Flirt” on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.
FOREVER M.C. FEAT. ROYCE 5’9″, KXNG CROOKED, DMX & STATIK SELEKTAH – KING KONG [VIDEO]
You’ve heard the song, now check out the animated video for Forever M.C.’s “King Kong” featuring Royce 5’9″, KXNG Crooked and DMX with additional scratches by Statik Selektah.
WALE – STAYING POWER [VIDEO]
Wale drops a video from his recent EP to remind us that he’s not going anywhere. “Staying Power” finds the DMV rapper cruising around his home area with a pretty girl by his side while he rips this song.
JEAN GRAE & QUELLE CHRIS – ZERO [VIDEO]
Jean Grae and Quelle Chris give us an 8-bit video that feels right at home on a Nintendo Entertainment System with the video for “Zero.”