Baltimore native Rye Rye has just dropped her latest single, “Boom Boom.” The track includes remixes by EOS, Glow In The Dark, Kat Krazy, Tom Neville,Yogi and Wayne & Woods. Check it out over at The C.S. Perspective.
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Baltimore native Rye Rye has just dropped her latest single, “Boom Boom.” The track includes remixes by EOS, Glow In The Dark, Kat Krazy, Tom Neville,Yogi and Wayne & Woods. Check it out over at The C.S. Perspective.
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Coming off her rant about Iggy Azalea, Azealia Banks took to Twitter again to hint at a collaboration in works with M.IA. Here’s what she had to say:
“Also got something cooking with @MIAuniverse !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
I’m not sure whether or not this collaboration will be featured on Banks’ debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, which may be released in September.
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Check out some photos from Lil Kim’s rehearsals for the upcoming BET Rip The Runway Show, which airs on March 21 at 10 p.m. EST.
It looks as though some folks are dismayed that XXL chose Iggy Azalea has the first female to be included in one of their “freshman” classes.
Check out video footage from Honey Cocaine during her time on tour with Tyga during the “Careless World” tour.
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Check out “I’m On World Star,” featuring Gangsta Boo, Drumma Boy, Waka Flocka, and Slim Thug. I see Gangsta Boo’s being jumping on a lot of tracks lately.
What do y’all think?
Check the “Five Deadly Venoms,” featuring Silken, Lady Pharraoh, Henny B., Angel Davenport, and Crystal La’Juene. Very interesting, especially to see this female collective working together.
Beware–this is a little NSFW.
What do y’all think?
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Check out “Reality Show, the latest video from Brianna.
Take a look at Nitty Scott, MC’s recent feature in Beyond Race Magazine, which appears in the March 2012 issue. If you’ve never heard of it before, Beyond Race Magazine “the realest voice of groundbreaking music and entertainment aimed at the culturally sound, socially conscious, progressive-minded individual.” In her recent feature, Nitty Scott, MC discusses whether an emcee/femme MC needs a gimmick to succeed, her appeal, social responsibility, and female rappers/MCs respecting one another among other things.