Rick Ross pulled off what maybe the power move of the year in Hip-Hop when he turned his boutique label Maybach Music into a full fledged recording powerhouse featuring some of the best and brightest artists in Hip-Hop and R&B.
Even though Wiz is somewhat new to the commercial scene, he has been a veteran in the underground. If you follow mixtapes and his fan base, you known about Young wizzle back around Flight School, before Kush & Orange Juice
Chris Breezy had a rough road to redemption in the music game. His last album, Grafitti didn’t do so well. Then we have paparazzi that got nothing to do but to stalk him.
Back when Talib Kweli was an up-n-coming emcee cutting his teeth on the uber competitive NYC underground scene, his high level of talent was evident from the start.
With the King Of The South being locked away in prison, you would think that all is forgotten. But not so T.I., who is back with the release of his much anticipated album No Mercy.
Whether talking about all things candy-coated, diamond encrusted grills or with women standing behind their men more, Slim Thug gives audiences a little taste of his reality on Tha Thug Show.
Anticipation is a tricky emotion sometimes, it can lead to a supreme feeling of joy when fulfilled or it can lead to a form of disappointment, a feeling of let down.
When you look up consistency in the dictionary, Flo Rida’s face must pop up. Since he broke on the scene 4 years ago, the Miami native has managed move out the shadow of many of his MI-Yayo contemporaries by leaving the streets alone and steering his music towards the clubs.
The St. Louis native holds no punches with his latest release and spares no detail with his lyrical content to the production on the album, which is chuck full of Pop and R&B influences.
With his latest effort The Lady Killer, Cee-Lo Green channels his inner George Clinton and Al Green in bringing fourth a highly funkadelic, yet soulful piece of work.
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