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|Podcast| #SYWBAA ‘Planting Seeds’ with Angel Haze
Angel Haze talks art, music and expectations on So You Wanna Be An Artist
|Short Film| Watch ‘Lost In The World’
“When you’re lost, do you forfeit, or will you do something about it?”
|Listen| A-Trak – Fool’s Gold Day Off 2015 Mix
Prepare for your day off with A-Trak’s 60-minute mix
Watch: ‘Empire’ Season Two Trailer
The second season of ‘Empire’ promises ‘new music, new money and new power’
Azealia Banks Parts Ways With Prospect Park Management
Azealia Banks is “back on the market” after less than a year with Prospect Park
Watch: Russell Simmons Interview on Ebro In The Morning
“I don’t think celebrity has any value except that you use it to benefit others” says Russell Simmons
Watch: GoldLink Interview on Real Late with Rosenberg
GoldLink talks growing up, his organic music rise, Andre 3000 and reincarnation on Real Late with Rosenberg
JME’s Album ‘Integrity>’ Debuts at No. 12 on the UK Album Chart
‘Integrity>’ debuts at no. 12 following mid-week sales of over 5000 units
Watch: 10 Things I Learnt from Skepta’s Red Bull Music Academy Lecture
Skepta’s RBMA conversation with Hattie Collins is a must-watch
Kendrick Lamar’s Album ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ Is Being Taught In The Classroom
Kendrick said ‘To Pimp A Butterfly’ would “be taught in college courses someday” and it already is
Recap: Orton and Rollins’ Mediocre Main Event at Extreme Rules
A 14,197 strong crowd attended WWE’s Extreme Rules PPV at the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois
Watch: ASAP Rocky Talks New Album and More in UK Red Bull Music Academy Lecture
ASAP Rocky talks about London music influence, the late A$AP Yams and more, plus a preview of track ‘M’s’ from the upcoming ‘At.Long.Last.A$AP’ album
Small Hopes of ‘How To Make It In America’ Season 3
‘How To Make it In America’ actor, Victor Rasuk, sparks season three speculation
Waka Flocka Is Running For President
The rapper is really running for office, watch his announcement video
16-year-old Amandla Stenberg’s ‘Don’t Cash Crop My Cornrows’
Her lesson in cultural appropriation leads to the question “What would America be like if we loved Black people as much as if we loved Black culture?”
