West Coast rapper Snoop Dogg is coming to your city soon. New reports reveal he’s signed a touring deal that will take him across the world. Snoop Dogg Signs An Exclusive Touring Deal Snoop Dogg has signed a five-year deal with TEG MJR, the U.K.-based promotion arm of Australian entertainment giant TEG. The Doggfather’s tour […]
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Lil Baby and Lil Durk have been witnessing tons of success separately but the trap will be rejoicing once they release their joint project. Somehow, a fan request on Twitter ultimately propelled the idea of the two extending their working relationship for a collab project. The pair have been heavily teasing its arrival, though they’ve kept mum on when we could expect it to be released.
It appears that the project might be on its way in time for the summer. A photo from their studio session emerged earlier today revealing that the two are at the final stages of the project. They are seemingly plotting on who to add to the project in terms of features but the photo also revealed that we’ll likely be getting a lengthy project from the two with a total of 20 songs. There’s a good chance that this will include a few solo cuts, as well.
Over the past few weeks, Durk’s been building the anticipation for its release with several previews of the project. None of them have really offered a solid insight into what we could expect but there’s certainly going to have its fair share of bangers as well as emotional efforts.
Check out the post below. Who do you think Lil Baby and Lil Durk should have on their project?
It’s been a few years since Toronto’s Sean Leon shared a new project. It was in 2018 that he made a declaration on Sean Leon (The Death Of; a project that marked the end of an era. He’s continued to unleash new singles since that album dropped such as “SORRY!” and “Splash!” ft. Adrian Dey, Devontée, G Milla, Teddy Fantum, and Ty Senoj.
It seems that on Monday, Sean Leon introduced a brand new era with the release of God’s Algorithm (beta). The Toronto artist’s latest body of work is only four-songs in total but it is part of “an immersive experience and platform.”
“We are developing a world around ‘Maui’ that you can touch, hear and see — an ongoing series of commentaries on our connection to art in a digital world — where big tech can play God and Algorithms can decide our fate,” he wrote on IG yesterday shortly before releasing his EP.
Earlier this month, rap legend Snoop Dogg released his latest single “C.E.O.” and it looks like the song is part of a larger rollout for the Doggfather, who announced his new album on Monday.
Coming through with a major announcement on his popular social media pages, Snoop Dogg revealed the name of his upcoming album, as well as his next single’s release date. “NEW SINGLE ALERT OFF NEW ALBUM ‘From Tha Streets 2 Tha Suites,'” announced Snoop, sharing the cover artwork for “Roaches In My Ashtray”. Judging from the title, the song will unpack Snoop’s well-documented love of marijuana. The single will be released alongside a music video on Friday, April 2.
This upcoming full-length release follows Snoop’s 2019 album I Wanna Thank Me, which he dropped after receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The project featured guest appearances from Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, YG, Russ, and plenty of others. Who do you want to see on the tracklist for From Tha Streets 2 Tha Suites?
We’ll keep you posted on any news surrounding the album’s release. Check back on Friday to listen to the brand new single from Snoop Dogg.
Recently, the rap icon proposed a pretty stacked hip-hop basketball game. Read more about that here.
The rise of Clubhouse made it appear as if it could be the app of the future. The exclusive invite-only application blew up along with the viral moments that were produced out of the chat rooms. Meek Mill and Akademiks became trending topics for over 24 hours after a heated confrontation on the app.
It was only a matter of time until more and more tech companies started implementing similar features. Twitter launched a test-version of this feature but even LinkedIn and Facebook are testing the waters with the audio chat rooms.
According to The Verge, Spotify has now acquired Betty Labs, the company that’s responsible for Locker Room — a live sports audio app. Though the streaming service hasn’t disclosed how much they paid, the decision to bring this feature to their platform is meant to bring artists closer to their audience. This can be for discussions, performances, or even album premieres.
The feature won’t solely be available to Spotify-approved curators but anyone who would like to host a chat. It makes this feature now makes Spotify in direct competition to Clubhouse but also apps like Twitter Spaces and Discord. There’s also a possibility that curators may also be able to monetize on these audio rooms.
How do you feel about Spotify’s new audio rooms? Sound off in the comments with your thoughts.
It looks like we’re about to receive a bunch of new music from Atlanta rapper 21 Savage, who has confirmed his involvement in the upcoming horror film Spiral.
21 Savage teased his involvement in the film after an unreleased song of his, titled “Spiral”, was previewed in the trailer. The movie is set to include original music from 21 Savage and Slaughter Gang, but it’s unclear to what extent the rapper and his collective were involved. In 21’s latest post, he suggests that more than just one song of his will be included in the movie, hinting that he may have produced the entire soundtrack.
“@saw Soundtrack By Me,” wrote the well-respected rapper on Instagram, sharing the trailer. The upcoming film is set to release May 14, coming from the book of Saw. If you’ve seen any of the horrifying previous installments, you should already know what kind of time Jigsaw will be on for Spiral.
We reached out to 21 Savage’s team to confirm his role as the possible executive producer of the Spiral soundtrack. We’re presently waiting for more information and will keep you posted.
Get a glimpse of his new song “Spiral” in the trailer below and let us know if you plan on getting tickets to see Spiral when it hits theaters.
Atlanta rapper Quavo and Saweetie’s explosive breakup is still making headlines and just took a wild twist courtesy of leaked physical altercation footage. An uncomfortable video has emerged showing them fighting in an elevator before their publicized split. Quavo + Saweetie Elevator Fight Footage According to reports, the entire incident was captured on an elevator’s […]
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We’ve all been patiently waiting for the world to revert back to normal. While that may never be possible, we’re finally inching closer to the life that we used to live as vaccine distribution continues across the nation. As more and more people are protected against COVID-19, the pandemic will likely soon be in the rearview mirror and we can finally enjoy concerts and music festivals again.
On Tuesday, the lineup was officially revealed for HARD Summer Music Festival 2021, and hip-hop and electronic music fans will be delighted to see who’s been booked. Taking place on July 31 and August 1 in San Bernadino, California, HARD Summer is one of the first music festivals to announce new dates for this summer. Headlining the shows will be Future, Lil Durk, 2 Chainz, Kaytranada, Don Toliver, and more. Other artists listed on the flyer are $NOT, iann dior, Rubi Rose, Mario Judah, DJ Scheme, and others. Some EDM stars, including DJ Snake and Dillon Francis, were also announced.
With five outdoor stages, fans will have plenty of room to move around and enjoy different performances throughout the weekend.
Check out the full lineup above and let us know if you’ll be buying a ticket to this one. Passes officially go on sale on Friday, April 2 with a $9.95 deposit.
Last week, fans of the Quavo and Saweetie couple were devastated to learn that the pair had broken up. Although both artists shared claims that the other was at fault, many fans speculated that Quavo’s infidelity was the reason behind the split. However, today, TMZ surfaced a new video that shows the two had a lot more problems than it appeared on the surface.
In the video, Quavo and Saweetie have an altercation in an elevator, caught by the elevator’s security camera. Saweetie takes a swing at Quavo, and the two scuffle over an orange suitcase with Quavo ultimately grabbing Saweetie and flinging her to the floor of the elevator. There is no sound, so we can’t hear what the two say to each other, but there’s some discussion before Saweetie gets up and walks past Quavo, who stays behind after propping open the door with the suitcase.
The former couple was a fan favorite before their breakup, with the story of Quavo’s DM icebreaker becoming a meme and sweet, behind-the-scenes stories filtering into their interviews. Fans fawned over the couple’s luxurious gifts to each other, but in her tweet confirming their breakup, Saweetie admitted that gifts weren’t enough to “band aid scars.” While those scars were initially thought to be emotional, this new revelation prompts the question of whether some were physical as well.
You can watch the video on TMZ.
Saweetie is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
It’s been over a year since the last in-person music festival took place in the US. However, with the roll-out of vaccines taking place across the country, festival organizers are confident that large-scale live music events will be able to return in the coming months. Hard Summer Music Festival is especially optimistic, as they’ve unveiled their lineup for this summer’s event.
The hip-hop focused festival has invited big-names to perform at their event. Headliners include Future, 2 Chainz, Lil Durk, Don Toliver, and Iann Dior. Other musicians have also been tapped to take the stage like Mario Judah, Snot, Rubi Rose, Dillon Francis, and Jauz.
The festival is usually held in Fontana, California, but this year, Hard Summer is headed to NOS Event Center in the city of San Bernardino the weekend of July 31 to August 1. The new location makes it possible to have a more spread-out event, taking place across five different stages. Organizers are making efforts to have COVID precautions in place for the event as well. In press materials, the festival claims, “Hard will be working closely with local officials to implement necessary safety precautions and will follow state and local health guidelines in place at the time of the event.”
Hard Summer tickets go on sale 4/2 at 10 am PST. Get them here.
Some of the artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
