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12 Mar 2013
3DNaTee Channels Malcolm X in ‘Church’ [Video]
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3DNaTee releases a video for “Church,” with visuals inspired by Malcolm X.
11 Nov 2012
Azealia Banks Teams Up With Fafi For ‘Atlantis’
Azealia Banks teamed up with grafitti artist Fafi for her latest video, “Atlantis,” off of “Fantasea.
30 Oct 2012
Queen Latifah’s New Day Time Talk Show Set For 2013
Queen Latifah teamed up with Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith to relaunch “The Queen Latifah Show.”
26 Oct 2012
G-Tunes Raven Sorvino Drops “Shinin on Em”
Raven Sorvino teams up with Cleveland producer M. Stacks for her latest song, “Shinin on Em,” dropping on his “Connected Everywhere” mixtape.
24 Oct 2012
Angel Haze Admits to Sexual Abuse (Slow Claps)
Rapper Angel Haze records song revealing sexual abuse as a child, says she hopes that her revelation can help someone else in a similar situation.
21 Oct 2012
Angel Haze Performs For Pitchfork Media
Angel Haze performs for Pitchfork Media's unofficial CMJ showcase in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The young MC has been rapidly making a name for herself.
18 Oct 2012
Nicki Minaj x Cassie in “The Boys”
Nicki Minaj teamed up with Cassie for her latest video “The Boys,” the lead single from the re-release of “Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded – The Re-Up.”
25 Jul 2012
G Tunes: Nemiss – ‘Paint a Picture’ [Video]
The Chicago bred, New York based emcee released a new video for her song entitled, “Paint a Picture,” which was produced by Chris Rob and DJ Spinna. The song features Chris Rob and Chesney Snow. It’s a sweet tune with a jazzy vibe. It kind of reminds me of the 90s, but not in a corny way. The video is super cute, and directed by @AkilBakari. Check it out
21 Jun 2012
Mike Scala For Congress: Rawkus 50 Rapper Fights to Make a Difference
When Mike Scala was growing up in Queens, New York, he was surrounded by hip-hop. The Rosedale native would listen to progressive artists like Mos Def, Pharoahe Monch and more during his dollar van rides to high school in the 90s. Eventually, Scala starting penning his own rhymes and got so skilled as an emcee that Pizon was born. As Pizon, Scala’s following got so large that he caught the attention of hip-hop powerhouse Rawkus Records, and became one of Rawkus’ 50 Most Important Hip-Hop Artists to have music digitally distributed by the iconic label. Eventually, Scala discovered that making Read the rest of this entry »
