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We've got one life, and we can't waste it. That's just one of the numerous mantras John Legend has espoused during his Bigger Love Tour. After delaying his original dates (because COVID, of course), the R&B legend has returned to the stage and is using his music to spread positive vibes throughout the second leg of his tour.
Fat Joe plans to change lives. How? With his marketing company, of course. Since being named president of Urban & Latino Development of Market America in 2014, the Terror Squad rapper has received backlash for pushing the agenda of a "pyramid scheme." But, Joey cleared up the misconceptions about his business.
Fresh out of a high-profile incarceration, Latin trap star Anuel AA speaks with XXL about prison, his new album 'Real Hasta La Muerte' and working with J. Lo.
PRhyme is doing their part to make a positive impact on today's generation of hip-hop, especially the children of the future. Since first embarking on their mission to take one artist's sound and flip it, Preemo style, in 2014, Royce Da 5'9 and DJ Premier have created gritty, yet modern records that cater to their loyal fans.
Shortly after confirming Drake's vocals were in, DJ Khaled dropped their new single "To The Max" along with the album cover and tracklisting for his upcoming Grateful album. The enticing beat - inspired by Miami native Major Nine's "Get Em Right" and "#GusGetEmRight" by North Lauderdale producer JayO - had Miami hip-hop heads itching to bop and jook on any block immediately after the record dropped Monday morning (Jun 3).
Trick Daddy and Trina have always brought out the best of Miami's cultured hip-hop scene in their own ways for the past two decades. After teaming up for major records like "Nann N---a" and "Take It to the House," Dade County's most dynamic duo have reunited for their first-ever joint album, TNT.
After spending more than a year behind bars, Brooklyn's Bobby Shmurda has found a number of ways to utilize his time to better himself as a person - and an artist.
Marcello "Cool" Valenzano of Miami's legendary production duo Cool & Dre set up his studio in preparation for a night filled with fresh talent and positive vibes. As his viral audience waited in anticipation for new music from today's up-and-coming rappers and producers, Cool adjusted his mic before firing up his live stream to broadcast his newly developed radio show called "The Plug."
A$AP Ferg was down at Miami's Art Basel this year with a very special agenda. This was the Harlem rapper's first major showing of his artwork and new Adidas collaboration - dedicated to his longtime friend A$AP Yams. In an interview with VIBE.com, Ferg says Yams' family loves his new painting.
VIBE Viva: Your foray into the music industry was as a recording artist. Why wasn't that successful for you? Mottola: Music has always been a passion in my life.
Twista speaks on his most recent EP, Back To The Basics, and the creation of the 7-tracks that were included in the project. Twista also talks about the producers he has been working with and the current wave of young rappers raising from his beloved city of Chicago.
The Alchemist had a busy year in 2013 with collaborations with Prodigy of Mobb Deep and dropping his third installment of his well-known mixtape series, The Cutting Room Floor. For 2014, the emcee & super producer is looking to tread down another road with his long-time homie Evidence.
Pharoahe Monch has more than just clout in Hip-Hop but his new body of work reinforces his place in the game Pharoahe Monch is a household name in Hip-Hop. He's had his share of hits throughout his career and continues to make music not just for the fans but for himself.
After bringing the beat in on Kanye West's 2010 smash "Power," producer Symbolyc One (a.k.a. S1) has etched his sonic initials into 'Ye's hardware once again on the rapping producer's sixth studio effort Yeezus.