Finding the right artists and getting people to show up are two of the biggest obstacles when putting on a Hip Hop showcase displaying unknown talent. Since making its debut around February 2018, PayDay LA has successfully managed to do both thanks to founder El Prez and...
Speaking with MTV News, SiR broke down the complex writing process behind Chasing Summer, its down-to-the-wire final feature, and how his music engineering background allowed him to mold the sonics to his specifications. Read here!!!...
Whether a fun gimmick or a totally buck-wild mindf***, plenty of developers have tried to differentiate themselves from the rest of the industry with unique gameplay mechanics - here are some of our favorites. Read the rest here!...
Villian Park - The Recipe By the time introspective The Recipe closer “5 Fingaz” comes around, it’s clear of Villain Park’s collective vision of providing a project that’s fun, insightful, bar filled and full of some captivating instrumental choices. The album serves as a nice middle ground between...
Taking some time to speak with HipHopDX, Yo-Yo talks joining Love & Hip Hop Hollywood and getting back to music among other topics. Read the rest here! There is no doubt that one of the hardest working individuals from out the West Coast is Sacramento’s own Mozzy. A full...
On their third album together as a team, By The Way 2 has them taking on some artistic risk that pays off for the first time. Instead of attempting to make some grand statement or experimentation subject matter wise, AD displays even more improvement and diversity as...
Speaking with HipHopDX, Beatking explains how a disappointing tour led him to get creative with vegetables, issues with Travis Scott over Astroworld, the ultimate goal of working with Juicy J and more. Read The Rest Here! Without major radio play, broadcast looks or even coverage, Young Drummer Boy...
For season opener “Brothers,” Tales leaves the reliance on past and present tracks behind in favor of unreleased Kanye West material. The problem is that the track sounds like leftover material that shouldn’t have seen the light of day. However, the worst offense comes from having viewers...
When Malcolm M. Mays was featured in The New York Times profile, “Based on a True Story” in late 2007, the then-17-year-old was slated to be Hollywood’s next breakout creative. At the time, Mays and close friend Russ Belli-Estreito had become the youngest filmmakers accepted into the Los...
