DJ Muggs and Meyhem Lauren are preparing to release the Diamond Edition of Dia Del Asesinato that will feature new songs and alternative artwork. One of the new songs happens to have a video. It’s titled “Balance” and worth your time.
One of the standout tracks from Swizz Beatz’ Poison album was “Echo” featuring Nas. And now that song gets a matching set of visuals as the duo sharing screen time for the video.
In 2019, Smif N Wessun will release their full-length alum The A.L.L. with 9th Wonder and The Soul Council. As we wait, the duo drop the video for “Let It Go.”
It’s been almost a year since Evidence dropped his Weather Or Not album and it’s still in heavy rotation. Perhaps as a subtle reminder that he belongs in the album of the year conversation, Ev drops the video for “Rain Drops.”
Eminem’s video for “Good Guy” begins with Jessie Reyez digging herself out of a grave. The ensuing video explains exactly how she got there.
If you’ve been sleeping on V-Stylez, you had better wake the f*ck up. The Detroit emcee recently dropped a stellar album with “Thornton Melon” and dishes the video for the Pete Rock produced banger “Detropolis.”
J.I.D. dropped off a late entry in the album of the year conversation with DiCaprio 2. Jam packed full of dopeness, one of the standout tracks is his collaboration with J. Cole on “Off Deez.” And now we get the video where the Dreamsville duo gets busy.
Eminem felt the need to remind you that he can rap his face off. Slim Shady films this 11-minute freestyle titled “Kick Off” from The Shelter at St. Andrew’s in Detroit. As you can imagine, Eminem’s flow is ridiculous and he name drops a number of people and pop culture references. But what are your thoughts about the freestyle?
Apollo Brown and Joell Ortiz keep delivering videos just to remind you just how incredibly dope their collaborative album Mona Lisa is. This go around we get a set of visuals for “Grace of God.” Against the backdrop of projected videos from the crack era, Ortiz drops a host of introspective bars.
Benny The Butcher’s Tana Talk 3 has been garnering much critical acclaim since its release last week. If you’re not a believer, check out the video for the Alchemist produced cut “Broken Bottles” as Benny and his crew serves up menacing stares and bars upon bars.