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Marlon Craft Taps Havoc for "Analog Man" A Golden Era Bridge to the Future
The "Long Game" just got a legendary co-sign. Marlon Craft has officially dropped "Analog Man," the second single from his highly anticipated new album slated for a Spring 2026 release. Following the momentum of his first single "Shoulders," Craft is doubling down on his "music-first" philosophy by bringing in one of the architects of the New York sound: Havoc of Mobb Deep. The Production: Queensbridge Meets Hell's Kitchen "Analog Man" isn't just a tribute to the boom-bap era
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15 minutes ago


Real Ones Only: Dave Chappelle Pulls Up to Alex Prettin Memorial in Minneapolis
The Twin Cities have been through the ringer lately, but if there’s one thing we know about the 612, it’s that the community holds it down. This week, the energy in Minneapolis hit a different level when the GOAT himself, Dave Chappelle, was spotted paying his respects at the Alex Prettin memorial. More Than Just a Comedy Tour Chappelle wasn't just in town to drop punchlines at the Varsity Theater or shut down the Grand Casino Arena with the Clipse. While his 2026 "pull up"
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38 minutes ago


Elcamino & Friends Bring Live Hip-Hop Energy to The Foundry in Philadelphia
Hip-hop fans in Philadelphia can expect a high-energy night as Elcamino & Friends take over The Foundry in Philadelphia, PA for an upcoming live show. The event will feature special guest performances from Harrd Luck, Fuego Base, and additional artists, giving fans a stacked lineup of underground talent all on one stage. Elcamino has built a strong reputation for his gritty lyricism and raw street presence, earning respect across the underground hip-hop scene. Elcamino has bu
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Jan 28


J. Cole Breaks Silence on Kendrick Lamar Apology in New “Birthday Blizzard ‘26” Bars
J. Cole is not running from the Kendrick Lamar apology conversation anymore. He is rapping about it directly on a new freestyle from his surprise project, Birthday Blizzard ‘26. On the track, Cole delivers a line that clearly references the fallout from his 2024 diss and public apology. He raps, “I used to be top, see, the apology dropped me way out of the top three. No problem, I’m probably my best when they doubt me.” Cole is acknowledging what fans have been saying for mon
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Jan 28
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