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DaBaby is looking to create a positive change by encouraging more dialogue. On Juneteenth, the Grammy-nominated rapper hosted a public discussion in his hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina where he was joined by city officials to discuss police reform, systemic racism, and the impact of social justice movements. At the beginning of the event, dubbed “Black Lives BEEN Mattered,” […]
YG and Mustard are celebrating Juneteenth by giving back to the city that raised them. On Friday, the Los Angeles natives announced they had teamed up with Postmates to donate $100,000 worth of meals to L.A. residents and community organizations. The news comes on the same day YG and Mustard confirmed their equity stake in the Fishbone Seafood chain, which will participate in […]
Tray Savage, a rapper signed to Chief Keef‘s GBE label, was reportedly killed Friday morning while driving in South Side Chicago. He was 26. The Chicago-Sun Times reports Savage—legal name Kentray Young—was fatally shot at around 11 a.m. after dropping his girlfriend off in the 8100 block of South Evans Avenue. Police say the rapper was hit in the […]
Public Enemy, Flavor Flav included, have returned in full force with a new song taking at the era of Trumpism. “State of the Union (STFU),” produced by DJ Premier, is now available either as a free download at Public Enemy’s website and/or via the streaming provider of your choice. If you download the track from the […]
Teyana Taylor is one of the many artists honoring Juneteenth with new music. Taylor drops The Album, featuring an all-star guest list: Rick Ross, Erykah Badu, Quavo, Kehlani, Missy Elliott, Future, Davido, Big Sean, King Combs, and Lauryn Hill all make appearances. Taylor’s husband Iman Shumpert appears on “Wake Up Love” while her daughter Junie […]
A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has finally unveiled the deluxe version of his third studio album Artist 2.0. The deluxe version of Artist 2.0 comes with 9 new tracks as well as a guest appearance from his 3-year-old daughter Melody. After releasing Artist 2.0 back in February—which featured the likes of Roddy Ricch, Young Thug, Summer Walker, DaBaby, Lil Uzi Vert, […]
Wale fans knew something was on the way. On Thursday morning, the D.C.-born rapper cleared out his Instagram page, leaving only one post of what appeared to be a record’s cover art. The photo shows a group of people gathered under a traffic light as a nearby fire burns in the street. It was a […]
John Legend has just released his vibrant new album, Bigger Love, featuring Jhené Aiko, Koffee, Rapsody, Camper, and Gary Clark Jr. Legend’s seventh studio album also arrives on Juneteenth as well, the American holiday celebrating the day slaves in Galveston, Texas were told they were free. His last studio album was his 2018 Christmas themed project A Legendary Christmas. “This […]
South Florida rapper Smokepurpp is back with his latest hard-hitting collection of tracks, Florida Jit. Released via Alamo Records, the new project sees him branching out while maintaining his signature, distinctively Floridian style. The record features appearances from the likes of Lil Pump, Young Nudy, Denzel Curry, Jack Harlow, and Rick Ross. On the production side […]
Noname has responded. Two days after the Chicago MC was entangled in a suspected beef with J. Cole over his controversial new song “Snow on tha Bluff,” Noname shared her response in the form of “Song 33” late Thursday evening. To no one’s surprise, Noname addressed Cole’s comments, but “Song 33” is hardly a diss […]
