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A Hip-Hop legend, photographer Jonathan Mannion, shares that Rick the Ruler’s new album is coming soon.

Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz have shared their collaborative single "Presha" from their upcoming joint project 'Welcome 2 ColleGrove,' out November 17 via Def Jam. Welcome 2 ColleGrove is the follow-up to the rappers 2016 collaborative project ColleGrove, the title of which is a combination of 2 Chainz' hometown (College Park, Georgia) and Wayne's hometown (Hollygrove, Louisiana). Lil Wayne dropped the ten-track project Tha Fix Before tha VI last month, featuring the sing...

Read below as we discuss Jastin Martin"s roots in Houston, favorite artists, signing to Def Jam, her debut album, studio essentials, goals, and more!

South by Southwest® (SXSW®) Conference and Festivals has announced its initial Keynote and the second round of Featured Speakers for the 38th edition of its annual Conference, which celebrates the convergence of technology, film, television, and music. SXSW takes place March 8-16, 2024 in Austin, Texas.

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Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz have announced a joint album, titled Welcome 2 ColleGrove, due November 17 via Def Jam Recordings. As a preview, the pair released "Presha." The album follows the pair's 2016 collaborative effort ColleGrove, named after 2 Chainz' hometown of College Park, Georgia, and Lil Wayn

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Source: Prince Williams / Getty New Music Released This Week (Oct 16 – Oct 20): 1. YNP Maine – All Out Of Favors Source:YNP Maine Breakout Louisiana rapper YNP Maine returns with the potent new single "All Out of Favors" via Coke Boy Records / Priority Records. Raw and unfiltered, the diaristic entry lays out serious lows with Maine making it clear that he's already seen a lot of heartache despite his young age. To mark the occasion, an accompanying video for "All Out o...

The singer, 77, gushed over how happy the pair are, despite the music executive, 37, not always understanding her references.

"Don't weaponize your opinion," the Buffalo MC advised rap fans while expressing his frustration with all the hot takes.