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It's no secret that I wholeheartedly approve of A$AP Ferg's block-destroying dancehall ode "Shabba" (as well as the album that birthed it). Still, it's pretty crazy for the track to get a full-on stamp of approval from Mister Ranks himself. Read More »
Sweet infant Jeebus, this is awesome. Busta Rhymes, Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Q-Tip have teamed up for an incredible crossover between the two biggest collectives in hip-hop, YMCMB and GOOD Music. The resulting track is the excellent throwback "Thank You" which features Tip and Busta Buss trading lines like it's "Scenario." Read More »
Eminem will release his highly-anticipated new album MMLP2 on November 5, 2013. Right around the same time, fellow rapper Busta Rhymes will debut his follow-up record to 1988's classic Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front. The album (entitled Extinction Level Event 2) will feature a "six-minute rap battle" with Slim Shady. According to Rhymes, the track "Calm Down" includes" lot[s] of real incredibly golden moments." Hip-hop fans have a lot to look forward to come November! Read More »
Cash Money artist Busta Rhymes went back to his Jamaican roots, for the reggae, techno, dance mash-up, "Twerk It" remix and who better to add to the remix than Trinidadian born YMCMB First Lady Nicki Minaj. The Bootylicious rapper twerks along with a host of other asstastic women, for the ultimate dance party. Read More »
The highly anticipated release of Kanye West's "Yeezus" is less than 10 days away. While Yeezy has been secretive about his new offspring, the "New Slaves" rapper shared his album in New York City last night, at a private listening party at Milk Studios. Read More »
Cash Money artist Busta Rhymes went back to his Jamaican roots, for the reggae, techno, dance mash-up, and who better to add to the remix than Trinidadian born YMCMB First Lady Nicki Minaj. Read More »
Cash Money artist Busta Rhymes goes back to his Jamaican roots, for the reggae, techno, dance mash-up. The traditional rap bounce rhythm provided by prodeucer Pharell Williams and infused with Busta’s patios accent makes for the perfect combination of hyper melo riddims guaranteed to have even the tone-deaf twerking it. Read More »
