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Tempe hip-hop legends Injury Reserve have dropped a track from "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," an album haunted by the 2020 death of Stepa J. Groggs.

g.o.o.d kid m.A.A.d city), and Freddie Gibbs (via his collaborative effort with Madlib  Bandana). Additionally, he confirms that the effort was curated during the height of the pandemic. “Logic and Madlib is MadGic, your catalog tragic / F*** a underground, f*** a pop sound / Made this whole album in a lockdown, Hip-Hop is our town” Loigc raps. The “Sucker For Pain” rapper toyed around with the idea of the two creatives linking up for a project in an interview with The Needle Drop last fall. “I’ve been talking to Madlib and that’s the only guy I would make an album with. And ...

Logic and Madlib have formed a new duo project, MadGic. Last night, they released a new joint single called “Mars Only pt. 3.” It’s one of the first new songs from Logic since the end of the Maryland rapper’s previously announced “retirement;” he returned with the brief single “Tired in Malibu” earlier this month. Listen to “Mars Only pt. 3” below. The song’s lyrics allude to the existence of an entire full-length MadGic album: “Logic and Madlib is MadGic, your catalogue tragic/Fuck a underground, fuck a pop sound/Made this whole album in a lockdown, hip hop is our tow...

Streaming makes music discovery the easiest it has ever been. Isabella Melendez | Daily Trojan. Since the rise of the internet and technology, gone are the nostalgic days of over-the-ear headphones, Walkmans, portable radios, MP3 and CD players. With new social media platforms booming, changing the game of viral music marketing and creating overnight successes, there are so many more ways of accessing and discovering music than ever before. Though methods of music discovery have shifted from generation to generation, technology in its different forms, especially within the 20th and 21st centu...

“Why would you say something so controversial yet so brave?” Yep, Mike Shinoda went there. In a new interview with The Needle Drop, the Linkin Park emcee