Archive for the ‘ Video ’ Category
The majority of the Jamla Records squad makes an appearance in this brand new video for Rap Diddy’s banger off of her upcoming album. The Idea of Beautiful drops August 28 and will be produced by 9th Wonder and The Soul Council (Khrysis, AMP, Eric G, Ka$h).
New visuals directed by Jerome D that feature Kendrick Lamar free falling through the air for half of the video into some water. Oh yea, some more happens as well. Also after the jump read what Kendrick has to say about his upcoming album good kid m.A.A.d city, which drops October 2.
Originally a rapper and long since converted into one of the truly most talented singers in R&B, Dwele checked in at Sway In The Morning recently. The two talked about Dwele’s experiences working with Slum Village, a relationship that goes back for years and years if you’re just finding out about Dwele. They also discussed Dwele’s relationship with Kanye West, and developed a scheme for Dwele to become more famous. This is a funny and insightful interview that’s worth the five minutes.
Artist Blake “KEO” Lethem sits down in Washington Square Park to discuss his relationship with underground superstar MF DOOM, and how he helped design the mask that allows DOOM to roam freely through crowds and be mauled on stage just minutes later.
A couple of weeks ago we shared with the first single off of Mike Schpitz’s and Slot-A’s upcoming Have You Seen My Stapler? project, and as promised, here are the visuals.
Some fun, brand new visuals from Kardinal Offishall’s and producer Nottz’s Allow Me To Re-Introduce Myself (A.M.T.R.I.M.), out now. In this track Kardinal Offishall addresses the struggles of growning up in an education system he feels is flawed. And look he made it! Real feel good song, and the visuals are the same.
A lot of times in hip hop we get the story of being “strapped with a nine” and the glorious depiction of killing over pettiness. But with this song and video, Reks, J NiCS, producer Numonics, and Lightworks Productions show that when guns are drawn, it’s not all good. Reks’ and Numonics’ REBELutionary album is out as of today, right here.
The legendary Marley Marl recreates the LL Cool J’s classic “Momma Said Knock You Out,” one of the hardest hip hop tracks of all-time, using modern technology. If you’re really into hip hop and music in general this will keep you so engaged. And in addition to revisiting what we’ve already heard, Marley Marl shares a piece of never-before-heard history.
