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RICK ROSS PROMOTES MEEK MILL’S NEW ALBUM IN SPITE OF AKADEMIKS’ ‘MMG BEEF’ REPORT
As Meek Mill’s Expensive Pain album is set to drop on Friday (October 1) via Maybach Music Group/Atlantic Records, many of the Philly native’s Hip Hop compatriots have shown him love when promoting the project. One post, in particular, came from Maybach Music Group honcho Rick Ross on the heels of Akademiks stirring the pot…
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4 Reasons Songwriters Quit
Songwriting, no doubt is one of the most gruelling tasks in the music industry and hence the writers don’t have it easy. They always put in alot of effort in writing songs, even during the most competitive time in music industry history. Â If you’re a professional songwriter, income sources that used to be reliable, like…
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Burna Boy Links Up With Polo G In New Sound Want It All
Grammy award-winner and Spaceship Records headliner, Burna Boy has released a new Afro-dancehall single titled, “Want It All” following the success of “Question” Â with Don Jazzy. This time, the Afro-beat singer tipped the services of American award-winning rapper, Polo G who is mostly known for his 2018 classic singles “Finer Things” and “Pop Out” Â which…
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EX-MURDER INC. RAPPER CHARLI BALTIMORE RECALLS BIGGIE’S 1ST REACTION TO 2PAC’S DISS ‘HIT EM UP’
Back in June 1996, 2Pac unleashed “Hit Em Up” featuring the Outlawz, undoubtedly one of Hip Hop’s most infamous diss tracks. Aimed primarily at The Notorious B.I.G., Diddy and Bad Boy Records, the song made it clear just how much disdain ‘Pac had for his rivals at the time. In a new interview with The…
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Media Visionary Dave Mays Launches Hip-Hop Podcast Network
 Media visionary Dave Mays, creator of The Source magazine, and business and finance heavyweight Kendrick Ashton have partnered to launch Breakbeat, a multi-media podcast network built to serve the interests and perspectives of the global Hip-Hop community. Breakbeat will deliver authentic, premium, and relevant audio and video content capturing the Hip-Hop community's distinct point-of-view. The…
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Hip hop hitmakers rap about colon cancer screenings in latest Stand Up To Cancer music video campaign
Back in the 1980s, rapper Chuck D and Public Enemy urged people to “Fight the Power.” Now he and hip-hop artist Pete Colon are urging people in the Black and Latino communities to "check your behind" and get screened for colon cancer. Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) teamed with health equity organization Hip Hop Public…
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