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Khalid has released his new single "Present" from his upcoming EP "Scenic Drive," which acts as the companion to 2018's "Suncity." Khalid also revealed what listeners can expect from Scenic Drive, saying: "There's eight songs and six of them are collaborations. I'm going to name them: we got Ari Lennox, we got Smino, we got JID, we got QUIN, we got 6LACK, we got Lucky Daye, we got Kiana Ledé, we got Majid Jordan. Man. I hope I'm not forgett...

Khalid has released his new single "Present" from his upcoming EP "Scenic Drive," which acts as the companion to 2018's "Suncity." Khalid also revealed what listeners can expect from Scenic Drive, saying: "There's eight songs and six of them are collaborations. I'm going to name them: we got Ari Lennox, we got Smino, we got JID, we got QUIN, we got 6LACK, we got Lucky Daye, we got Kiana Ledé, we got Majid Jordan. Man. I hope I'm not forgett...

Khalid has released his new single "Present" from his upcoming EP "Scenic Drive," which acts as the companion to 2018's "Suncity." Khalid also revealed what listeners can expect from Scenic Drive, saying: "There's eight songs and six of them are collaborations. I'm going to name them: we got Ari Lennox, we got Smino, we got JID, we got QUIN, we got 6LACK, we got Lucky Daye, we got Kiana Ledé, we got Majid Jordan. Man. I hope I'm not forgett...

The Warm Up and Cole World: The Sideline Story and his upcoming sixth album  The Off-Season contain J. Cole with a basketball, sitting in a locker room and a regulation 10-foot hoop behind him. That’s why SLAM magazine put him on its cover of its latest issue revealed Tuesday (May 11). It’s a historic move for its issue No. 232, making J. Cole the first rapper or solo artist ever placed on the influential Hip Hop-oriented hoops publication’s cover in its 27-year history. “J. Cole�...

2020 felt like a decade due to all of the chaos happening in the world, but the one consistency was the amount of good music that dropped. Artists have been relatively quiet to start off the new year, but there are still plenty of quality singles for fans to enjoy. This month, the soundtrack to Judas and the Black Messiah produced new verses from JAY-Z, Nas, A$AP Rocky and even a posthumous song from Nipsey Hussle. Every month, HipHopDX puts a spotlight on the tracks that stand out from the ove...