25 years ago Ghostface Killah released his classic debut album, Ironman, produced by The RZA. To commemorate the 25 year anniversary, Epic Records – a division of Sony Music Entertainment – has just shared a link to an extended edition.
The expanded version has a new remix of All That I Got Is You, which features Mary J. Blige. Click here to stream and download Ironman‘s 25th Anniversary Edition from your preferred music platform.
On October 8th, Afro-gospel star Limoblaze joined forces with British Christian rap artist Konola on the single Come Outside. The men dropped the official video on the same day and have already racked up over fifty thousand views on it.
Come Outside is on Limoblaze‘s label, Limoblaze Music, and it can be streamed and downloaded from all music platforms where gospel is sold. Click here or on the image above to check out the video and remember to like, comment and share.
At the beginning of the summer we published an article stating that reggae legend Don Carlos would be performing at Moe’s Alley in August. Apparently that show was postponed, and the new dates we are now getting are Friday, November 5th and Saturday, November 6th, 2021.
On both nights Carlos will be joined by I-taweh and DJ Spleece. Tickets for both shows are going for $40/$45 (advance/door) and the schedule start times are 8pm. Moe’s Alley is located at 1535 Commercial Way in Santa Cruz, California.
The American hip-hop group Arrested Development, which was formed in Atlanta, Georgia in 1988, and from whom we were blessed with timeless classics like Mr. Wendal, Tennessee and Everyday People, has returned.
The outfit has just dropped a new single called Vibe; it features legendary MC Big Daddy Kane, Cleveland P. Jones and Tasha LaRae. And for those wondering if Arrested Development can still deliver fun hip-hop laced with lyrical depth – which is what they have done in the past – simply check out Vibe.
Click here or on the image above to watch the video and remember to like, comment and share.
Approximately one month ago Jamaican sing-jay Tommie Tei released a groovy, mid-tempo one drop reggae tune titled Those Days. The song has subsequently gained traction and have been enjoying good rotation on reggae platforms in various countries.
In an effort to further advance the awareness of the record and hopefully give it an even wider audience, Tommie and his team have recently shot the official video. A significant portion of it was captured in the Cayman Islands, while the rest was taped in Jamaica by Clock Work Filmz, the same outfit that did his last video (Jah a Guide).
Those Days speaks to a time when life seemed easier and more enjoyable irrespective of one’s position and/or status. Tommie Tei is promising that the upcoming visuals currently being edited will reflect the same.
On Thursday, October 28 through Saturday, October 30, the home field of the New York Mets will be transformed into a major concert arena for what is arguably the biggest hip-hop festival in the world; Rolling Loud – the New York edition.
The three-day event will see a slew of hip-hop acts performing live. Some of the confirmed artists are: J. Cole, Polo G, Gucci Mane, J.I.D, Teddy, Kodak Black, Wale, Bizzy Banks, Tadoe, Rich Dunk, Roddy Ricch, Travis Scott, 50 Cent, Rod Wave, and many more. For tickets and additional information visit rollinglouddotcom.
Reggae singer and songwriter Samuel Suh, who has committed to using his musical talents and gifts to serve God, has just shared the first single from his upcoming album Faithful & True. The track, titled Strengthener, was released on October 22nd and it was immediately followed by the official visuals, published a day later on the 23rd.
As the full LP will not be available until November 5th, persons are being encouraged to stream and download the lead single from their preferred music platform. Additionally, you can click here or on the image above to check out the video for Strengthener.
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