“Living Single” originally was a Chance The Rapper song and was supposed to end up on the Coloring Book LP, but was axed after the track was leaked. However, Big Sean decided to gift us and has re-released the song in celebration of “Bounce Back” entering the Billboard Top 40. The track still includes Chance The Rapper … Continue reading Big Sean, Chance The Rapper & Jeremih – “Living Single”
Jeremih is blessing his fans this summer with the release of his newest project titled Late Nights Europe. Apparently, the project was recorded in Europe during his 30-day tour and is produced by Jeremih and Soundz. A couple of days ago, Jeremih revealed that “Ty [Dolla $ign] is definitely on the album. Chance [the Rapper]—if he says he’s not … Continue reading Jeremih – Late Nights Europe
Today, BJ The Chicago Kid drops a remix of ‘Church’ with help from his Chicago friends Jeremih and Lil’ Durk. Stream the remix above, BJ The Chicago Kid’s Motown debut In My Mind is coming soon.
With his project Late Nights: The Album slated to arrive in 2015, Jeremih delivers with a visual to the remix of his hit single ‘Don’t Tell Em’. Here, Jeremih posts up with Ty Dolla $ign, French Montana, and a few beautiful women. Late Nights: The Album is on the way. Watch this clip below.
While you were enjoying the holidays, Wale was pretty busy. He dropped an entire mixtape, Festivus, and he also released visuals for his new single “The Body” featuring Jeremih. The new video has some tiny speaking scenes where Wale gets to show off some acting skills opposite a beautiful female costar. This single will lead … Continue reading Wale – The Body (feat. Jeremih) [Video]
DJ Khaled brought his R&B friends along for his new single “Hold You Down.” Chris Brown, Future, August Alsina and Jeremih all contribute a verse and appear in the video for the song. Watch the video to see the guys and some corny, yet hilarious skits starring DJ Khaled. August Alsina’s Dallas show is sold … Continue reading DJ Khaled – Hold You Down (feat. Chris Brown, Future, August Alsina & Jeremih)
We got another track from Meek Mill’s highly anticipated mixtape Dream Chasers 2. “Amen” was produced by KeY Wane and Jahlil Beats and features Drake & Jeremih. Dream Chasers 2 is out Monday. Check out the song below.
Today PARTYNEXTDOOR dropped the visual for “Not Nice” off of his latest record, P3. The video features PND and Paloma Ford ATV-ing thru the desert, and then on the beach. Production credits go out to Adrian Martinez. PND also announced that he’s teamed up with Jeremih for their Summer’s Over Tour. They will be making a pitstop in … Continue reading PARTYNEXTDOOR – “Not Nice” [Visual]
LA Rapper/Singer Anderson .Paak has dropped some new funky heat with BJ The Chicago Kid. Anderson .Paak gained alot of exposure in 2015 with his new music and contributions to Dr. Dre‘s Compton. His lyrical skill and soulful vocals showcase the gospel elements within hip hop. The LA rapper has just released a new album … Continue reading Anderson .Paak – The Waters (Feat. BJ The Chicago Kid)[Youtube]
Feel sorry for anyone who tried to release a new single/project today; today’s buzz was all about the Grammy nominations. Particularly because of recent upsets in rap categories (Macklemore over Kendrick, Iggy even being nominated, etc.) rap fans have been on edge for the past couple of years about nominations and winners. This year however, people seem generally pleased. Seemingly to make up for a past snub, although actually just because of a fantastic album, Kendrick Lamar leads everyone with a stunning 11 nominations. That’s not just in the rap categories; Kendrick has more nominations than any other artist this year, with Taylor Swift and The Weeknd unsurprisingly coming in next with 7 each.
Other notable nominees include Flying Lotus (of course featuring Kendrick Lamar) for Best Dance Recording with “Never Catch Me,” and Kehlani and The Internet, each with nominations for best Urban Contemporary album. Kehlani’s nom is especially impressive considering the fact that You Should Be Here is technically a mixtape. Hiatus Kaiyote (!), Jeremih, and of course The Weeknd stand out in the Best R&B Performance category, and everything you’d expect to appear in the rap categories is pretty much covered. One surprise is Drake’s “Back To Back” for Best Rap Performance, which felt like just an Internet-hyped diss track. Apparently the Academy felt differently. Perhaps the most difficult category for hip-hop fans is Best Rap Album. We don’t talk enough about how incredible this year was for rap music. Forest Hills Drive. IYRTITL. To Pimp A Butterfly got rave reviews from pretty much every publication. Anything Nicki Minaj spits is fire. And a Dr. Dre comeback after 15 years?! Much deserved for every artist nominated, and it’s going to be a tough one. Let’s just hope that unlike last year, the rap categories are televised. These artists have had way too much of an impact on 2015 to not be recognized. Check the rest of the nominees here. The Grammy Awards will be held on February 15th, 2016.
