Independent record label, 454 Life, has taken skeptics and San Jose by surprise with their strong cross promotional efforts, a major billboard campaign, and extravagant…
Chinx is back with the new theme song for any New Years party you might want to throw for Twenty-Ten. We all know you can't have just one New Years party, or one outing to the club; you gotta have a party every day of the year. Because like Chinx says in the track, "it's a celebration" of life 365.
Download the single (courtesy of Drunken Fists Entertainment)
In the past, the Japanese hip-hop group, the Teriyaki Boyz, have collaborated with artists like Kanye, Busta, Pharell, and Chris Brown. This time around the group has teamed up with producers Verbal of M-Flo and Jermaine Dupri for their single "Living the Life" featuring Jay-Z off their Delicious Japanese album.
(FYI: You might have recognize Jay's verse from Timbaland's Give it to Me Remix)
Rapper Dumbfoundead gets shoved by an opponent during a battle and gives the guy a kick back to the head in return. (well, at least that's how the story unfolds on video) However, it's yet to be confirmed if this incident actually happened or was staged. I'll give it the benefit of the doubt and assume it's real since it was uploaded to Dumbfoundead's Youtube account. In that case, DAMN, don't mess with Dumb.
Sean Beastly and Dom Juan have finally released their Love Cycle Mixtape in the Audio Session of our forum.
"Me and Dom have been working on this album for almost 2 years", says Sean Beastly. "It's basically a concept album about the whole cycle of a relationship, thus the name the Love Cycle. So it's basically one big story of how you meet a girl, the start of a relationship, the relationship problems, and the end of the relationship. We put in a lot of work on this, personally some of my best verses are on this album. I hope you guys like it."
It was only September when UK R&B Artist Stevie Hoang released his Japanese Album "All Night Long." Now Stevie is already prepping for his UK album with the release of his new single "No Coming Back" for 2010.
The Wonder Girls, a Korean supergroup comprising of 5 females, have recently made a big push here in America to be the first major Asian act to cross over to the US. The other day, they got a major gig on American television for the Fox TV show "So You Think You Can Dance". Check out the performance below.