In mid October Reach Records shared the official video for Trip Lee‘s single, You Got It. It is important that as many people as possible see this clip because of the story it tells.
The visuals were done in a way that brings attention to what can only be referred to as the destruction of the hip-hop culture. If you have not yet seen it, click here or on the image above to check it out and remember to like, comment and share.
In a statement shared on the group’s social media platform a few days ago, Fugees announced that they’re pushing back their long-awaited reunion tour to 2022. See full communiqué below.
“Dates for our upcoming Fugees 25th Anniversary Tour are moving to early 2022 to ensure the best chance that all cities on the tour are fully open so we can perform for as many fans as possible.
With so much excitement around the reunion tour, we are also happy to announce that we will be adding more cities and dates!
Full details coming soon along with some SPECIAL announcements!”
Jamaican gospel artist Jermaine Gordon has just released the lyric video for Take Control. The song is one of eight, featured on his I’d Trade It All album which came out in March of this year.
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On Saturday, November 6th at 8pm (local time), three guitarists: Clinton Fearon, Andy Coe and Newel Briggs, will, for the first time, do a live acoustic performance together. The highly anticipated event will be held at Jack London Revue, located at 529 SW 4th Avenue in Portland, Oregon.
Tickets, which can be purchased here, are priced at $25usd. This is a 21 and older event, and patrons will be expected to wear a mask at all times.
At the end of October legendary MC KRS-One shared a twenty-two minutes movie in which one of the main character, a hip-hop producer who was about to loose his studio, calls on Kris to help him.
Because he was three months behind in the rent, his landlord gave him 3 options: pay the rent in full right then and there; get out in approximately 4 hours if the rent is not paid; or get a well known hip-hop artist to do three songs for him (the landlord). This is where KRS-One came in.
Throughout the short film KRS-One performed three of his songs: Have To Wait, Krazy and Knock Em Out. He also did two freestyles. The most important thing he did however, was to demonstrate that although the hip-hop industry, much like many other genres, are filled with ignorant, egotistical, self-serving, money-grabbing, attention seeking creators and promoters, there is still hope, because real rappers like KRS-One are still around.
The new riveting Netflix film, The Harder They Come, which stars Idris Elba, Regina King, Jonathan Majors and Zazie Beetz, has an equally enjoyable soundtrack. Every song on the album was produced by Jeymes Samuel, the movie’s director and co-writer.
It features Barrington Levy and Koffee from Jamaica; as well as several top-tier American artists: Jay- Z, Kid Cudi, Lauryn Hill and others.
The just shared official video for Everyday is the latest release from the 116 Summer Twenty-One Playlist, published by Reach Records in August of this year. The track is a three-way collaboration done by Lecrae, Jidenna and Limoblaze.
Click here or on the image above to check out the stunning video and remember to like, comment and share.
