Don’t come inside. After sharing his “2021 Rap Up” at the top of the year, Uncle Murda narrates a hood love story on his new single, “Justin Laboy Page”. The twisted visual centers Murda and his lady going through the motions of a troubled relationship and finding the test results of her pregnancy test. The
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Emerging singer Damar Jackson returns with his new project, 4 My Fans, the follow-up to his 2019 full-length effort, U2.  Boasting production contributions from the likes of XL, 6Lement, Big Fruit, and Musik MajorX, the sexually-charged EP goes hard right from the start.  On the project’s opening track, “TPI,” produced by Jackson, he treats his woman’s unique body
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Few artists have maintained more creative momentum and unabated influence in music as a whole than Brandy. During her nearly 30-year career, the Grammy winner repeatedly proved why wearing the title of the vocal bible has nothing to do with vanity and everything to do with her natural gift and an ability to impact others
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The world has changed. That is the message to take from the recently released trailer for NBC’s revival of Law & Order. A 30-second promo complete with new footage dropped on the official social media channels of the show on Friday, ahead of a TCA panel teeing up the big return. Sam Waterson, who returns
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Hndrxx back. Future celebrates his Black Future Month with his “Worst Day, the first solo record from the rapper in nearly two years. Produced by Wheezy and Taurus, Hndrxx touches on his addiction to women and his extensive spending habits. The accompanying music video co-stars Dr. Kevin Samuels and centers Future showering multiple women with
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Welp, it looks like Disturbed frontman David Draiman has gone from casual critic in the Joe Rogan/Spotify debate to furious culture warrior. Despite giving ex-Skid Row frontman Sebastian Bach the ‘palms-up just-observing’ response to misunderstanding the First Amendment, Draiman has now gone full bore after Trevor Noah, host of The Daily Show, on Twitter. Why?
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