Watch: Fatima’s “La Neta”
"La Neta" is the latest release from Fatima's new project "Family / La Neta," all tracks produced by fLako.
Read MoreSuzi Analogue announces “Chills + Thrills” EP; Releases Death Grips remix
Suzi Analogue, the multi-genre artist best known for her ingenious vocal and production contributions to genre-bending urban music, shares the news about her new EP 'CHILLS + THRILLS' and an addictive remix for Death Grips' "Stockton," available as a
Read MoreWatch: DEATH Performs “Keep On Knocking” Live At Check Yo’ Ponytail 2
The punk-before-punk-existed band DEATH is proud to share a Trevor Banta-directed live performance video from their October 28th, 2013 performance at the Echoplex in Los Angeles. This is only the first in a series of five live performance videos of DEATH
Read MoreWatch: OverDoz.’s “Blunn!t TV Season 3, Episode”
The last two months have been a whirlwind for Los Angeles-based Hip-Hop group OverDoz, and it is all captured in this new episode of "Blunn!t TV".
Read MoreWatch: OverDoz.’s “Blunn!t TV Season 3, Episode”
The last two months have been a whirlwind for Los Angeles-based Hip-Hop group OverDoz, and it is all captured in this new episode of "Blunn!t TV".
Read MoreInterview: Nipsey Hussle at Highline Ballroom
A man of very little words when offstage, and possibly one who contentedly triumphs off of his own actions and merit, is what makes Nipsey Hussle one of rap culture's most prominent players — even as an unsigned talent.
Read MoreInterview: ASTR At The Westway
On the night of the late Aaliyah's birthday, baby girl was still a huge influence on Zoe of ASTR, just as most style icons are.
Read MoreWatch: Celebration’s “War”
Celebration just released a new video for their high-energy Punk song and we love everything about it.
Read MoreWatch: Pyramid Vritra’s “Tea And Lemonade”
Pyramid Vritra's video for 'Tea And Lemonade' is bugged out and may be considered epileptic.
Read MoreMad Decent Releases Four Unheard Blaqstarr Baltimore Club Tracks
Mad Decent's Jeffree's reached into the vault and dusted off four of the heaviest Baltimore club bangers from early Diplo and M.I.A. collaborator Blaqstarr.
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