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Despite the dispute earlier this year, Lil Nas X’s crossover smash hit “Old Town Road (Remix) featuring Billy Ray Cyrus has been nominated for a Country Music Award.
The artist quickly expressed his gratitude to the CMA panel on Twitter.
“ Thank you guys for this nomination!!!” he wrote.
The 53rd Academy of Country Music Awards will broadcast LIVE from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas Sunday, November 13, 2019 (8:00-11:00PM ET) on the CBS Television Network.
Kim Kardashian took to her Twitter to shares a list of songs (12 to be exact), under the name Jesus Is King. While we have a lot of reasons to believe this is a “tracklist” for a Kanye West album, perhaps the date September 27th being written at the bottom isn’t enough.
It was recently discovered that Kanye’s YANDHI album leaked online. Which even in its incomplete form, catches Kanye in creative rhythm. As for this new “album,” it looks like it will serve as an extension of his Sunday Service. There aren’t any features yet revealed for the project.
Jesus Is King tracklist:
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Lil Wayne‘s Tha Carter V was released almost a year ago. It’s now time for the YMCMB head honcho to begin releasing new music.
Wayne recently spoke with New Orleans’ radio station Q93, and said his album Funeral has been finished. Wayne plans on releasing the album before the end of the year. Although there isn’t a specific month, there’s only four months left in the year.
“My album’s always done,” Wayne stated in the interview. “It just takes Mack to come in there to rack up a couple of songs and name them. That’s how it go round here. I work every day. It just takes them to come in and say ‘let me get these twenty songs, can I have these and name them, and we go from there.”
As we look to have the album at our streaming demand before the end of the year, maybe Wayne will be generous with new singles and features.
It seems like the always-evolving group Brockhampton never stops to rest. Ginger, the latest effort by the self-proclaimed boy band, is already this group’s fifth album to be released in the last two and a half years. One thing I have always appreciated about these guys is the fact that every album is so different; not only does all of their album have different underlying themes and meanings, every album pushes the envelope sonically in a way that is more intense than most other hip hop artists that are making music these days.
On Ginger, Brockhampton seems to embrace a softer and more sweet side than they have in the past, with quite a few pop/R&B cuts that remind me of boy bands like LANY or AJR. Of course, because of artists like Joba and Merlyn, this record has plenty of intense moments as well; fans of the weird hardcore hip hop that Brockhampton has tended to make in the past will not be disappointed. Overall, Brockhampton continues to show why they are so unique on Ginger, but they are continuing to find a way to make their weirdness more accepted in the mainstream.
A lot of rappers who released critical acclaimed mixtapes during the blog era have been moving their music to streaming recently and the latest mixtape coming to streaming platforms is Mac Miller’s 2010 ‘K.I.D.S’, founder of Rostrum Records, Benjy Grinberg, announced that Mac Miller’s breakout mixtape, K.I.D.S., will be on streaming services later this year.
Benjy Grinberg, founder of Rostrum Records wrote on Instagram
“On this 9th anniversary of the first tape that Mac and Rostrum put out together, I’m excited to announce that “K.I.D.S.” will be available on all streaming services later this year! After Macadelic came out, Mac asked if we could clear this one next. It has been challenging but we are getting through it. We miss Mac every day and we see our job as making sure his music lives on. We love you, Mac.”
YBN Cordae has finally dropped his very highly anticipated debut album, and it is called The Lost Boy. After his fellow YBN crew member YBN Nahmir got a lot of major publicity last year from a couple of viral singles and an XXL Freshman selection, Cordae slowly started to take the rap game by storm, releasing various great singles on his YouTube.
Cordae has been praised for his incredibly diverse, complicated, and introspective lyricism; he has a lyrical talent that can definitely be prepared with the likes of JID, Kendrick Lamar, and J. Cole. The Lost Boy has quite a few high profile features, Arin Ray, Chance the Rapper, Ty Dolla $ign, Pusha T, Meek Mill, and Anderson.Paak all give contributions to the rising star’s debut album. From what I have heard so far from this record, it is totally worth the hype. If you a big hip hop fan(which I would assume you are if you are reading this), you should stream The Lost Boy right now!
After releasing Punken last year, one of the best slept-on rap albums of 2018, the Houston trap star is back with another record. Brandon Banks is the debut studio album for Maxo after signing with Roc Nation earlier this year.
Maxo’s phenomenal storytelling ability is very prominent on this record; it’s a gritty look into what being a Houston trapper is really like. Brandon Banks has a bunch of awesome features; Megan thee Stallion, Schoolboy Q, A$AP Ferg, KCG Josh, and Travi$ Scott all provide excellent contributions to the record. This is one of my favorite rap albums of the year so far, and I highly recommend it to fans of Dirty South trap music. If you want to stream Maxo Kream’s excellent record, Brandon Banks, check it out here!
Escobar season has returned. Nas and Def Jam Recordings took to Twitter this afternoon (July 2) to announce the forthcoming of Lost Tapes 2 later this month — July 19th — a long-awaited sequel to his highly regarded Lost Tapes project released back in 2002.
The original Lost Tapes was compiled together with cuts from previous efforts that didn’t wind up making commercially released albums. With this project, the formula will remain consistent. It’s expected that this project will include work dating back to Nas’s 2006 Hip Hop Is Dead in addition to his most recent Kanye West produced LP “Nasir.”
In a video posted to Def Jam Recordings official Twitter account, a snippet of the album lays over a video of the iconic labeled cassette tape. Towards the end, a juggernaut list of production credits can be found that includes: RZA, Pharrell Williams, Swizz Beatz, No I.D., The Alchemist, Kanye West, Pete Rock, Statik Selektah, Hit-Boy, and others.
The Lost Tapes 2 tracklist:
1. No Bad Energy [PROD. BY SWIZZ BEATZ]
2. Vernon Family [PROD. BY PHARRELL WILLIAMS]
3. Jarreau of Rap (Skatt Attack) feat. Al Jarreau, Keyon Harrold [PROD. BY EDDIE COLE]
4. Lost Freestyle [PROD. BY STATIK SELEKTAH]
5. Tanasia [PROD. BY RZA]
6. Royalty feat. RaVaughn [PROD. BY HIT-BOY]
7. Who Are You feat. David Ranier [PROD. BY ERIC HUDSON]
8. Adult Film feat. Swizz Beatz [PROD. BY SWIZZ BEATZ]
9. War Against Love [PROD. BY DJ DAHI & DJ KHALIL]
10. The Art of It feat. J. Myers [PROD. BY PETE ROCK]
11. Highly Favored [PROD. BY RZA]
12. Queens Wolf [PROD. BY DJ TOOMP]
13. It Never Ends [PROD. BY THE ALCHEMIST]
14. You Mean The World to Me [PROD. BY KANYE WEST]
15. Queens Bridge Politics [PROD. BY PETE ROCK]
16. Beautiful Life feat. RaVaughn [PROD. BY NO I.D.]
This announcement ironically comes on the same day as the anniversary of Nas’s 1996 masterpiece, “It Was Written.” Will the hip-hop veteran add another classic to his array of impressive works? Be on the lookout for The Lost Tapes 2, dropping this July 19th, 2019.
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