JADAKISS & FABOLOUS – F VS. J INTRO [VIDEO]
Fabolous and Jadakiss become Freddy Kruger and Jason Vorhees in the video for “F vs. J Intro” from their Friday On Elm Street project.
LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA FEAT. NAS, ALOE BLACC & DAVE EAST – WROTE MY WAY OUT
Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda delivers the video for “Wrote My Way Out” featuring Nas, Dave East and Aloe Blacc.
JAMO GANG (RAS KASS, EL GANT & J57) – ALL EYES ON US [VIDEO]
The unit known as Jamo Gang is back as Ras Kass, El Gant and J57 drop a video for “All Eyes On Us” as they get ready to cut loose an EP overseen by DJ Premier on January 30th.
MEYHEM LAUREN & DJ MUGGS – 151 [VIDEO]
Meyhem Lauren and DJ Muggs continue to churn out videos from their Gems From the Equinox album. This time we get the trippy visuals from their potent “151.”
DAVE EAST FEAT. NAS – THE HATED [VIDEO]
With P2 out now, Dave East drops a short film for “The Hated” featuring Nas and documents the rise and fall of a pair of Harlem hustlers who idolized the wrong ones on their way to the top.
A$AP FERG & DJ PREMIER PERFORM ‘OUR STREETS’ ON TRL [VIDEO]
DJ Premier and A$AP Ferg take over MTV’s TRL stage to perform “Our Streets.” We can probably assume that nobody was ready for this performance on TRL.
YOUNG M.A. – I GET THE BAG
Young M.A. returns after a brief hiatus to remind us why she’s one to watch with her “I Get The Bag” freestyle.
EVIDENCE – 10,000 HOURS (PRODUCED BY DJ PREMIER)
Evidence and DJ Premier have a history of making dope music together dating back to the Dilated Peoples era. The two link up again for Evidence’s solo album Weather or Not and deliver the goods in the form of “10,000 Hours.”
PLANET ASIA – FIREWORKS [VIDEO]
Planet Asia’s The Golden Buddha album will be released on January 19th. To hold us over, Asia delivers another video full of dopeness with “Fireworks.”
BLACK EYED PEAS – STREET LIVIN’ [VIDEO]
Previously known for their party anthems (and, before that, being a underground group from the West Coast), the Black Eyed Peas revisit their original roots with “Street Livin'” where the jazzy horns allow the trio — minus Fergie — to lament about the ills that minorities face in America today.