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Both drop by in CA to rock a freestyle for RapFix. The thing is last time Mac Miller didn’t drop a great freestyle, but this time he just murders it. Continue Reading →
I had a feeling that Identity Festival would come back around this summer after a successful first tour last year.
I went to one of the stops near Philadelphia, and despite a severe downpour of rain I was not disappointed in the slightest (the rain probably made it better to be honest). Such acts as Skrillex, Steve Aoki, Kaskade, and Chuckie headlined the event joined by several other great artists (Nero’s set was insane), and it was really amazing that all those great DJs would come together and do a tour. Continue Reading →
The tour treks on through the cities of the midwest and perform even more cuts from his discography. ‘The Yellow Album’ is still on the way, and will hopefully drop before the summer season arrives.
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With the ‘Yellow Album’ project announced and in the works, Dom Kennedy has taken his talents to the road with good reason. The first few stops bring him and his crew out to Houston, Dallas, Nashville, and Atlanta where he performs cuts from his ‘From The WestSide With Love II’ mixtape. The footage captures the backstage festivities, cameos from the infamous J305, aftershows, meeting Tyler The Creator, and a radio interview. The video truly gives an insight into the life of Dom who is generally seen as a relatively secretive individual.
VOYR continues to release footage captured during the popular Watch The Throne tour. Here, in the ninth installment of the series, the band members Omar Edwards (keyboards), Mike Dean (producer/keyboards/guitars) and Million $ Mano (DJ), are at the focal point.
After dropping a few acapella bars which are anticipated to appear on a track from his upcoming ‘Yellow Album’ project , Dom Kennedy decides to treat the crowd to a performance of his hit track “Grindn”. It goes without saying that Dom really knows how to work over a crowd.
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Madonna made a guest appearance at the WMC in Miami last night. If you haven’t been able to make it to the yearly gathering, make sure it becomes a future plan because you never know who will pop in! Continue Reading →
Molly has been championed by everyone and is surely THE track of the WMC this year. Of course you have to know about this track if you don’t already because it’s a smash. Continue Reading →
Being seemingly the most debated XXL Freshman List to date, Danny Brown, Hopsin, Roscoe Dash, Machine Gun Kelly, & Future seek to prove that their induction was no fluke and justified. The jury is still out from us over here at ILLVIBES. Continue Reading →
Yep, over ten minutes of video, one continuous scene shot by one camera, and a bunch of teenagers with enough energy to be presumably hopped up on the equivalent of three 5 hour energy shots a piece. The WolfGang got together to shoot a cypher-esque video displaying their youth, collective individuality, and rap prowess. It looks like the gang have done it again. Be sure to grab their project, The OF Tape Vol.2 which is available now.
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Drizzy Drake drops a freestyle from his photoshoot session with GQ. Being honored by GQ, he honors them by dropping a verse from an as yet untitled song. Continue Reading →
Beanie Sigel doesn’t kill the Freestyle 16 he was proposed to give, he murders it, chops the body up, and tosses it in the river. He always had the flow and this shows that freestyles are best left for the greats. Continue Reading →
Nas dropped The Don on the masses during his Illmatic performance at SXSW. We will no doubt wait to see what the entire album sounds like, but Nas can always assure the masses that he will have hits in there. Continue Reading →
Kendrick Lamar just debuted a Pharrell produced track titled Staircases, which features P’s artist Buddy. Both Buddy and Lamar performed at SXSW to a lot of fan fare. Continue Reading →
They really went all out for Nas’ performance at SXSW this year, fully renovating the background to look like Queensbridge projects. On top of that, Nas performed the entire Illmatic album, Continue Reading →
