With just over a week before The Uncluded release their collaborative project, Hokey Fright (May 7), Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson give TheCurrent the green light to offer a full-length stream. Click here to listen and here to pre-order.
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On top of dropping The Birthday Tape earlier today, Rockie Fresh also announced a brand new partnership he inked with PUMA.
I’m excited to announce my partnership with PUMA today. Immediately upon the brand approaching me, it was clear that we saw eye-to-eye and that our visions clicked. I’m looking forward to being involved with such a great brand and everything this partnership has in store.
Now all he and Meek Mill (who also signed a PUMA deal) have to do is learn from Rick Ross, stay clear of rape lyrics and everything should be great.
Venturing in a darker side of his usual styles, Rickie Jacobs calls upon YOG$ to provide a soundscape for him to vibe over.
With just one look at the above artwork, you’d know all about the latest release from Analogic. But just incase you can’t see it (which is pretty much impossible but whatever), here goes the Supastition-assisted lead single off dude’s upcoming album, The Booth Shall Set You Free. Other features on the LP include Wordsworth, Kenn Starr, Hassaan Mackey, Silent Knight, East, MadKem, Jered Sanders and Justin Bates. Enjoy.
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New visuals off Los’ Becoming King project.
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When Mr. Scarface talks, it always makes for a good listen. Sitting down with Hard Knock TV, he contemplates why “white contemporary singers” tend to sell more than their urban counterparts, his concerns for keeping the legacies of hip hop’s legends alive and relevant, and much more.
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