Grammy Award-winning super producer Hit-Boy was the next artist featured for Power 106’s “Behind The Sound.” In the interview, Hit discusses meeting a girl at a guitar center and started experiment with sounds at the age of 16. He cites Tupac as one of his biggest influences being motivated by the energy and lyrics in his craft. Hit-Boy touches on working with Kanye and seeing how he’s hard on himself into perfecting his music which he wants to use that same work-ethic for himself. The clip closes out with Hit-Boy talking about his dream of having a successful label and the current state of the West Coast.
Omarion has definitely hit a stride since the announcement of signing to Maybach Music Group, and his FreEP is still in rotation. In this segment he sat down w/ FUSE recently to talk about the upcoming album and previews his first single that is to feature a large name act.
I haven't seen Marz in way too long, but her Instagram page lets me know she's doing A-OK. Out of nowhere, this video dropped so it's only right I share it with all of you. Enjoy.
As we've all seen, Problem is working. He dropped a project #MDA aka "Million Dollar Afro" with his Bay Area homie Iamsu! and they have a shit ton of music videos to release from what I hear. Here is one of them.
The Grammy homie dropped this video for one of my favorite songs on the new album and it's a video that everyone should see. The social commentary angle is great and it's also a collaborative effort with Hypebeast.
Always welcoming of a raw visual from Pusha Ton, I don't necessarily see how he keeps aligning himself with an officer of the law, but that's not my place to judge. The video has been out but I'm always down to watch it again.
I met Paloma a while back and it's good to see her visuals start rolling out and to see her work. She's not a bad young lady to look at either. But that's just my little opinion. Enjoy the sights [ladies and] gentlemen.
Speaking of Drake I never got a chance to post this video of Drake's new single. It's very much on point. And ya'll know you already know all the words.
Kendrick delivers with this video here. In case you didn't know it's the visual for the song with his Canadian rapper homie Drake, uses the famous Janet Jackson sample, it's off that great album good kid, m.A.A.d City. The homies Dom Kennedy, YG & Jay 305 make an appearance as well. Enjoy.
I mean everyone else is posting it...just in time for the weekend. He's supposed to perform this for the Grammys, but I guess he wanted folks to become a bit familiar with it beforehand. Enjoy.