Ice Spice is giving bars before the New Year. The Bronx star hit the On The Radar booth to deliver a freestyle. You can see it all below.
Last week, Ice Spice released Y2K!: I’m Just A Girl (Deluxe) via 10K Projects/Capitol Records. The album includes five new tracks featuring NLE Choppa, DaBaby, BB Trickz, and Anuel AA.
Her original Y2K! debut, released in July, boasted hits like “Gimmie A Light” and the Billboard-charting “Think U The Shit (Fart)” (#37). Summer smash “Did It First” featuring Central Cee gained over 42M views, while Spotify saw it peak at #34 (US) and #41 (Global).
Ice’s Y2K! WORLD TOUR, produced by Live Nation, sold out iconic venues like Terminal 5 in NYC and the Hollywood Palladium in LA. Her global dominance continued with fall shows across Europe and the UK, solidifying her as a force in music. With the Deluxe release, Ice Spice is cementing her reign as a rising global star.
4x GRAMMY-nominated Bronx sensation Ice Spice has released Y2K!: I’m Just A Girl (Deluxe) via 10K Projects/Capitol Records. The album includes five new tracks featuring NLE Choppa, DaBaby, BB Trickz, and Anuel AA.
Her original Y2K! debut, released in July, boasted hits like “Gimmie A Light” and the Billboard-charting “Think U The Shit (Fart)” (#37). Summer smash “Did It First” featuring Central Cee gained over 42M views, while Spotify saw it peak at #34 (US) and #41 (Global).
Ice’s Y2K! WORLD TOUR, produced by Live Nation, sold out iconic venues like Terminal 5 in NYC and the Hollywood Palladium in LA. Her global dominance continued with fall shows across Europe and the UK, solidifying her as a force in music. With the Deluxe release, Ice Spice is cementing her reign as a rising global star.
Today, GRAMMY-nominated R&B superstar Summer Walker (LVRN/Interscope Records) unveils the official music video for her latest hit song, “Heart Of A Woman.” Co-starring multi-platinum rap star NLE Choppa, the video brings to life a dramatic time-loop narrative, where Summer finds herself reliving the same day three times after her partner’s infidelity.
Drawing inspiration from her celebrated trilogy, the video connects the eras of Over It, Still Over It, and the highly anticipated Finally Over It, with each loop. The intense final sequence showcases Summer walking away from the toxic cycle—and from NLE Choppa—leaving both the relationship and its turmoil engulfed in flames.
Fans are treated to an additional surprise as the video opens with a 15 second teaser of a brand-new track, offering a first listen to what’s in store on Finally Over It. Directed by the visionary Lacey Duke, the video masterfully intertwines themes of heartbreak, growth, and empowerment.
Summer’s upcoming album, Finally Over It, marks the culmination of her Over It trilogy, which has become a defining chapter of her R&B reign. The trilogy began with her groundbreaking debut Over It in 2019 and continued with her 2021 Billboard 200 chart-topping sophomore effort Still Over It. Each project has resonated with fans, chronicling the emotional highs and lows of love and self-discovery.
In addition to the new video, Summer made her Apple Music Radio debut with her new six-episode radio series, Over It Radio. In her debut episodes, she connected with special guests like Sexyy Redd and Yung Miami, diving into topics of relationships, motherhood, and entrepreneurship, while hinting at new music on the horizon.
Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum artist Tyga has announced the release of his highly anticipated album, NSFW (Not Safe For Work), slated to drop on Friday, January 31st via EMPIRE distribution. The announcement offers fans a glimpse into the album’s bold and boundary-pushing themes, promising a daring addition to Tyga’s discography.
Adding to the excitement, Tyga will unveil the music video for his hit single “Slave” this Friday, giving audiences an early taste of what’s to come.
NSFW marks Tyga’s most adventurous project yet, blending his signature West Coast sound with experimental elements and thrilling collaborations. The album’s title reflects its provocative and unapologetic essence, setting the stage for a captivating listening experience that challenges conventions.
Kim Kardashian surprised fans with a sultry rendition of “Santa Baby,” marking her first musical release in over 13 years. Produced by Travis Barker, the track features a cinematic film directed by Nadia Lee Cohen and Charlie Denis, with a surprise cameo from Macaulay Culkin. Released through DTA Records and Columbia Records, the visual depicts Kim navigating a fantastical, fever-dream Christmas party.
Snoop Dogg purchased Death Row Records and was looking to turn it around. However, a new report from AP states that Dr. Dre was skeptical about the revival.
Snoop is said to have changed the minds of both Dre and Interscope, moving Death Row into an integral part of the Missionary album. Missionary is supported by Death Row, Dr. Dre’s Aftermath, and Interscope records. But also supplemented the release with merch.
“We’re building Death Row into avenues that didn’t exist,” he said. “We’re taking it into places that it never thought it could go.”
In another interview, Snoop Dogg went to Apple Music and discussed his work with Dr. Dre on the Missionary album. In conversation with Zane Lowe, Snoop revealed how Dre gets to work.
“He knows exactly what he wants,” Snoop said. “You may not hear it, you may not know exactly what it is or you may feel like he’s making you do unnecessary things or repetitive things. But once it’s all finished, he needs what he needs to create the masterpiece. And his ear and his brain is a little bit different than ours, so he don’t hear or see what we hear or see in the studio.”
He added, “Back in the days, it was more like we was doing it together, because we was both learning. And it was more about me writing for him, writing for myself, and trying to paint a picture of what I thought he should be and what he should sound like. And then you speed the clock up to now, you got him writing for me, and painting a picture for me on what I should be and what I should sound like.”
You can see the full conversation below.
Global icon Snoop Dogg has released his highly anticipated studio album, Missionary, produced by longtime collaborator Dr. Dre. The album, available via Death Row, Aftermath, and Interscope, marks the first joint effort from the legendary duo since Snoop’s 1994 debut, Doggystyle. Nearly three decades later, their chemistry is as powerful as ever.
Missionary is a milestone for Snoop, serving as the 20th album of his storied career. More than just a collection of songs, it is a cultural moment, solidifying the duo’s legacy while introducing a fresh chapter for one of music’s most iconic partnerships.
Fans got a preview of the album with singles like “Outta Da Blue” featuring Alus, “Another Part of Me” featuring Sting, and “Gorgeous” featuring Jhené Aiko. The tracks debuted at No. 29 on Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart, marking Snoop and Dre’s return to the chart after 13 years.
Reflecting on their collaboration, Snoop says, “We [still] in love with what we do. I’m peaking right now and Dr. Dre see that. He brings the best out of me because he’s particular about everything I say, the way I deliver it, the fuckin’ music and the concept of the songs.”
With Missionary, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre celebrate their past and reaffirm their relevance and mastery in shaping the future of music.
Redman is getting ready to take fans back into Muddy Waters. Hitting Instagram, Redman revealed Muddy Waters Too will arrive on Christmas Eve. You can see the announcement from the Jersey legend below.
Global hip-hop star G Herbo has released his highly anticipated mixtape, Greatest Rapper Alive, exclusively through the G Herbo App. Accompanied by the official video for “Roc Block,” this 16-track project is a nostalgic nod to the early 2000s mixtape era, evoking memories of platforms like Datpiff and HotNewHipHop.
Produced entirely by Chicago native Oz On The Track, the mixtape reimagines classic samples from icons such as Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Jeezy, and Nelly. The “Roc Block” video provides fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse of G Herbo’s performance at WGCI’s Big Jam in December.
Fans can access Greatest Rapper Alive exclusively on the G Herbo App and stream the “Roc Block” video now. The release follows “Spend That Bag,” a track from G Herbo’s September album, Big Swerv.
R&B sensation Tink has dropped Lost Pages, a surprise EP that is now available via EMPIRE. The collection highlights some of her most beloved tracks that, until now, were unavailable on streaming platforms.
The project features collaborations with Jeremih on “Don’t Tell Nobody” and G Herbo on the TikTok viral hit “Mine.” Fans can also enjoy gems like “Commitment,” “Home,” and “Sounds Good,” making Lost Pages a gift for longtime supporters and new listeners alike.
Atlanta rap superstar Gunna wraps up 2024 with a new single, “Got Damn,” released via Young Stoner Life Records/300 Entertainment. Produced by Aviator Keyz, Bloublood, J Kari, and Timpani Beatz, the track showcases Gunna’s signature melodic flow over a synth-heavy beat with an infectious hook.
Fans first heard a snippet of “Got Damn” at the end of his “HIM ALL ALONG” music video, sparking excitement for its release. The single reaffirms Gunna’s prowess as a rapper and songwriter, solidifying his place in hip-hop as the year closes.
