Rae Sremmurd have released their fourth album via EarDrummers and Interscope. Simply titled Sremm Life 4, the project boasts production from Mike WiLL Made-It, Zaytoven, Murda on the Beat and Sonny Digital. A sole feature from Young Thug appears on “Royal Flush” and Future on “Activate.” Advertisement Ahead of its release, Swae Lee and Slim
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Dawn of Ouroboros just shared a new track, “Testudines,” from their forthcoming album, Velvet Incandescence, out April 21 via Prosthetic Records. This will be the sophomore record fro the Oakland-based blackened prog band, and if this track is any indication, it won’t disappoint fans who have enjoyed their previous offerings. Of the release, Tony Thomas
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Multi-award-winning country duo Brothers Osborne are back with three brand-new songs. Out now, the three-pack Nobody’s Nobody Sampler includes the title track, tender “Rollercoaster (Forever and a Day),” and the electrifying “Might As Well Be Me.” “Might As Well Be Me” is a scorching, hard-hitting anthem that celebrates positive changemakers and those willing to go
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Kem has released his first live project, Anniversary – The Live Album.  The R&B balladeer recorded the album at The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre in his hometown Detroit, Michigan, to celebrate his 20th anniversary at Motown Records.  The delightful, career-spanning album includes Kem’s signature songs such as “Love Calls,” “I Can’t Stop Loving You” and “Share
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Jim Jones was a recent guest on the Amazing AllHipHop podcast with co-founder Chuck Creekmur. Advertisement The Dipset OG opened up about a bevy of topics, including his time at Baseline Studios with JAY-Z. According to Jones, he would regularly bring Bloods gang members to the now-defunct studio. Speaking to Creekmur, Jones walked listeners through
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Since the release of his self-titled debut album in 1971, John Prine amazed fans and critics alike with his ability to put the world in a song. One of the greatest songwriters of our generation, Prine’s ability to portray the truest aspects of life have been lauded by artists such as Bob Dylan and Jason Isbell, and
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Photo: Gobinder Jhitta Shane Embury’s prolific streak is well documented. From Napalm Death and Venomous Concept through Lock Up and Brujeria, the legendary extreme music force is seemingly always creating. But even by the bassist’s incredibly prolific standards, we’ve never seen output like Dark Sky Burial. And today, his solo, ambient, largely instrumental project unveils
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