Common’s Beautiful Revolution Continues… (@common @justpeej)

In the 4th quarter of 2020, hip-hop artist Common added his voice to the global conversation about racial injustice and systematic racism with his album “A Beautiful Revolution (Pt.1).” As he has done throughout his career, Common not only addresses the ugliness being done to Black communities around the world, but he also highlights the beauty of Black love.

That beauty is on full display in his new video, “What Do You Say,” a record that features Paris A. Jones (better known as just PJ). Click here or on the image above to check out the visuals and remember to like, comment and share.

Khrysis’ New Album Features Rapsody, Pharoahe Monch, De La Soul & Others (@KHRYSIS)

Last week Tuesday, Khrysis released his long awaited fourteen-track album “The Hour of Khrysis.” The project features a slew of hip-hop lyricists, namely: Busta Rhymes, Pharoahe Monch, Sa-Roc, De La Soul, Rapsody, and that is just to name a few.

When it comes to pure hip-hop production with ranges in soundscape from gritty to jazzy, there aren’t many more renowned in the underworld than beatsmith, Khrysis. The Durham, NC producer who is signed to Grammy Award winning super producer 9th Wonder’s, Jamla Records is one of seven producers on the labels production team, The Soul Council.

Click here to stream and download “The Hour of Khrysis” from your preferred music platform.

Usher To Headline Vegas Residency At Caesars Palace Colosseum This Summer! (@Usher)

Global megastar and eight-time GRAMMY Award-winner Usher will headline a Las Vegas residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, opening on Friday, July 16, 2021.

Challenging himself creatively and testing musical boundaries are characteristics that have defined Usher‘s career since he was first discovered. The multi-talented showman will give his fans an immersive experience that only he can deliver.

Click here for tickets and dates.

Digital Underground’s Front-man Shock G Dead At 57

They say death comes in threes so hopefully we will not be getting anymore sad news from the hip-hop industry. The latest one however, is the passing of Shock G. For those not familiar with 90s hip-hop, he was both the producer and front-man of the hip-hop group Digital Underground.

In addition to his work with his group, Shock G was also a co-producer on 2 Pac‘s debut album, “2Pacalypse Now.” He died on April 22nd in Tampa, Florida.

Talib Kweli Announces New Podcast With Yasiin Bey & Dave Chappelle

Hip-hop artists Talib Kweli and Yasiin Bey (known together as Black Star) will be collaborating with comedian Dave Chapelle on a new podcast dubbed “The Midnight Miracle.”

The men have not given any hints as to what the talks will be centered around, but their respective fans and supporters are already subscribing to the show’s platforms in anticipation of its premiere. “The Midnight Miracle” podcast will be presented on the Luminary website.

Mr Eazi Shares New Visuals For “The Don” (@mreazi)

Afropop artist Mr Eazi Has just shared the official video for “The Don,” a song featured on his recently released EP, “Something Else.” On The record he laments on his lavish lifestyle, which he attributes to the sacrifices he had to make to become the star that he is today.

In the video however, he is presented as a literal don, someone who is regarded as the leader in the community. Click here or on the image above to check out the visuals and remember to like, comment and share.

Warrior King crosses over with afrobeat collab featuring MzVee (@Warriorking9 @mzveegh)

Jamaican reggae singer Warrior King is generating a major buzz in the music industry with his most recent single, ‘African Love’ – a collaboration with West African superstar MzVee. The afrobeat track, created by popular producer Jermaine ‘Crawba Genius’ Henry, infused with a Latin undertone, has been deemed a contemporary take on Warrior King’s authentic reggae sound.

The 2021 project, released on digital platforms on April 9, is a sample of the 1990s reggae hit single ‘Hello Mama Africa’ by Garnett Silk.

The ongoing pandemic was not a deterrent for the two music sensations. Vocals for MzVee and Warrior King were recorded separately – in Ghana and Jamaica.

‘African Love’ also features the musical skills of Keneil DeLisser on drums and Almondo Douglas, on guitar. The project is the second collaborative effort between Warrior King’s Rootz Warrior Productions and Crawba Productions; the first being the song ‘Moonlight Bright’ from the singer’s ‘Rootz Warrior’ album released in April 2016.