Logic drops another video from his Confessions of a Dangerous Mind album with the Eminem-featured “Homicide.” With Slim Shady unable to make it to the video shoot, Logic employs a pair of body doubles (Squints from The Sandlot and Chris D’Elia) to step in. The results are interesting, to say the least.
Chris Rivers lost his father when he was just a 5-year-old who had no idea how much of an impact that Christopher Rios had made on the hip hop community. But he’s followed in his late father’s footsteps and established himself as an emcee. The son of Big Pun pays homage to his father on “Sincerely Me.”
The Ruler is back! And he’s not back with just one video, but a double dose. Slick Rick hits the boardroom to tell sucka label execs that he “Can’t Dance To A Track That Ain’t Got No Soul” and then retreats to a room as Kida the Great gets busy to “Midas Touch.”
Bun B and Statik Selektah are still rolling out videos from their collaborative project TRILLSTATIK and now we get the visuals for “Concrete” that features Termanology and Westside Gunn. Bun and Gunn shoot their segment in Houston while Statik and Term rock the concert in Brooklyn.
The Game drops by the L.A. Leakers show and blesses them with a 10-minute freestyle over Royce 5’9″‘s “Boom” and a bevy of other instrumentals.
Murs and 9th Wonder are preparing to drop their 6th studio album on July 19th titled The Iliad Is Dead & The Odyssey is Over. The duo premiered their latest set of visuals with Billboard titled “Night Shift” that blends concert footage with candid moments hanging with Murs.
“I didn’t take this lightly,” Murs told Billboard. “I sacrificed weeks away from my family, to write in seclusion and work with this team and hopefully make my best album to date. I am a true artist and my aim for the past two decades has been to master my craft. I am not an athlete. My age and longevity is not a limitation, it is a blessing. My focus isn’t what’s best for my brand — it’s what’s best for the music.”
Benny links up with SPG to discuss how they are “Real Dope Boys” and drop a video for visual proof.
It’s been ten years since Black Moon has dropped an album and Buckshot, 5 F.T. and DJ Evil Dee return on the scene with a new song and video for “Creep Wit Me.” Later this summer the group will release Rise of da Moon and if “Creep Wit Me” is any indication, we’re in for some vintage Black Moon.
First you had to hear it, now you have to see it. Griselda and DJ Premier connect for “Headlines” and the set of gritty visuals find the three emcees surrounding the legendary producer as they deliver their bars while Preemo holds up a frame with the words. We need more of this.
Curren$y and Statik Selektah seem determined to drop a video for every song on their collab project Gran Turismo. The duo strike again with the video for “Friend or Foe.”