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The wait is finally over. After three years, J. Cole has returned to deliver his sixth studio album, The Off-Season. News of The Off-Season erupted on social media last week when Cole announced the album. Following similar basketball themes from his previous projects like The Come Up, The Warm Up, and Cole World: The Sideline Story, Cole’s hunger in hip-hop has […]
The Barbz weren’t disappointed. Earlier this week, Nicki Minaj began sharing a series of Instagram posts that teased some kind of release and/or announcement set for Friday. The rapper told fans she would be hitting up Instagram Live shortly before midnight, leading many to believe she had new material in store. And they were correct. During the […]
Spiral: From the Book of Saw arrives in theaters today, and to mark the occasion 21 Savage and Slaughter Gang dropped an EP of music inspired by the film. From Slaughter Gang and Epic Records, the Spiral soundtrack features the eponymous single alongside a number of hard-hitting posse cuts. With production from the likes of Turbo and Kid Hazel, 21 […]
After slowing down from dropping music as a collective, Migos have returned to deliver their latest song, “Straightenin.” The trio also shared a music video for the track. Quavo shared news of the release on his Twitter. The Atlanta rap trio have been away for some time now. Despite individual members Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff appearing on […]
J.Cole addressed his rumored 2013 altercation with Diddy at a MTV Video Music Awards after-party in New York City. Cole recalls the incident on the track “Let Go My Hand” from his newly released album The Off-Season. The song was produced by DJ Dahi, Frank Dukes, Wu10, and Cole. “I kept a tough demeanor on the surface but was […]
Although Kodak Black has grabbed plenty of headlines throughout 2021, the vast majority of coverage has been non-music related; however, that all changes tonight with the release of his Haitian Boy Kodak project. The Florida-bred rapper announced the release on social media this week, about six months after he delivered his last full-length effort, Bill Israel. Kodak, […]
Rowdy Rebel and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie put their whole city on their backs with their latest track, “9 Bridge.” “Catch me dripping in front of Barclay/Catch me flying out down the parkway/Smoking backpack broccoli,” Rowdy raps. “It’s just me and boogie back-to-back in a Maybach/Nigga, pardon me.” “19 when I dropped out of […]
It seems Lollapalooza will return to Grant Park in the upcoming months. Sources tell Variety that the City of Chicago has given the go-ahead for the four-day music festival, which is expected to take place in late July at near-to or full capacity. The news comes as cities across the country take major steps in reopening, and just weeks after […]
Wifisfuneral continues the new chapter of his sound with his latest single, “Where I’m Going.” Wifi release the single on Thursday and paired it with a video that mirrored the artist’s new approach. As Wifi raps in the video, his movements shift from moving backward at a rapid pace to quickly jumping forward. Costarring alongside the […]
Fresh off the release of his new Amazon Prime documentary The Boy From Medellín, J Balvin sat down for an interview with Complex’s Speedy Morman. In an extensive, hour-long conversation on the latest 360 With Speedy Morman, Balvin spoke about the doc, his fears of becoming a father, and surviving an armed robbery attempt in his home country […]
