Jon Connor grabs Saigon and Consequence and delivers a “Message” to all weak rappers: your days are numbered.
Tech N9ne and his never ending grind are right on time with a Christmas treat. Bad Season hosts plenty of new material, but we will start with Hard Liquor and Table and Chest Stress. Enjoy.
Ong Bak 3 features burgeoning martial arts legend Tony Jaa in the final episode of a trilogy. This Entry serves as a sequel to the second edition and a prequel to the first. Sound confusing? Don’t worry. Eat popcorn while people get their ass whupped
Big K.R.I.T. Curren$y and Killa Kyleon for a trill trio on “The Moon & Stars (Remix),” an ode to those candy-painted cars that reminds you of the early millennium Houston run
By Odeisel Long before “A Milli” took pop music by storm, Iowa-bred producer Bangladesh was
By Odeisel Chicago stands as a tale of two cities; the shining steel and glass
Natasha Bedingfield’s latest album features her electric voice over music from myriad sub-genres of Pop music. Should they have left her vocals naked?
The week in freestyle features rappers in cuffs, Black Thought rhyming at the lunch table, Kweli trying to start things up, the inevitable freestyels over Dre’s “Kush” and a Vampire Weekend sighting.
With three platinum records under her belt and a revealing reality series in the rear view mirror, Keyshia Cole has to satisfy her established fans while staying relevant. Her fourth album, Calling All Hearts, attempts to do just that.
Jamie Foxx’ newest release, Best Night of My Life, is another voyage in excess, Patron branding and chick chasing that leaves you wondering whether you’re listening to Jamie Foxx or Jamie King.