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  • R.I.P. Smokydb

    R.I.P. Smokydb

    With a heavy heart, we must report the passing of Qynton Bryant p.k.a. SmokyDB. The Westside Atlanta native was a husband, father, brother, son, friend and one hell of an emcee. When we say emcee, we mean that in every way. We first met Smoky back in 2014 while working on the Winning Team’s #GoodMorningMsBadu…

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  • Earlly Mac: Next Room (Prod. by Ice Pic)

    Earlly Mac: Next Room (Prod. by Ice Pic)

    Now that we know how it feels to be “#LikeKanye” & “#LikePac“, on “Next Room”, Earlly Mac takes us back to the college days of sharing space with a roommate and having that special someone over. Artwork classic by the way. Relax and Listen after the jump.

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  • Raekwon: Zoom x Free

    Raekwon: Zoom x Free

    This week Raekwon unleashes two records for his Throwback Thursday series. The Chef bodies the Deniece Williams’ “Free” and Big Bug’s cover of the Commodores‘ “Zoom”. Relax and Listen after the jump.

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  • Vic Spencer: The Investment

    Vic Spencer: The Investment

    The Chicago spitter, Vic Spencer gives us a lesson on how to make the right choices on “The Investment”. Listen as he continues to come through with dope records. Sometimes you have know when to put the money up. Be on the lookout for The Cost Of Victory. Relax and Listen after the jump.

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  • Nas: The Season (Prod. by J Dilla)

    Nas: The Season (Prod. by J Dilla)

    After previewing a snippet of this record last night during the Run The Jewels Q&A, Nas gives the world the official single of “The Season” produced by J Dilla. Relax and Listen after the jump.

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  • T.I. – CRWN w/ Elliott Wilson Part 1 (Video)

    T.I. – CRWN w/ Elliott Wilson Part 1 (Video)

    Continuing his promo run for Paperwork, T.I. sits down with Elliott Wilson for his CRWN series. In part 1 of the 2 part series, T.I. talks his relationship with Pharrell, why he chose Columbia over other labels, the importance of staying relevant to the culture, early rap name and more. Relax and Listen after the…

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