Hip-hop has always been about hometown pride, but Boston residents have always had little to brag about when it comes to beats and rhymes. That's slowly starting to change thanks to rappers like M-Dot, a Boston-born rapper who brings some serious skill and working class attitude to his rhymes. In preparation for his upcoming album M-Dot is building buzz with his new mixtape “M.oney D.oesn’t O.wn T.hought." Click to learn more about M-Dot and download the mixtape.
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Let's face it. There are no shortage of people who have absolutely no idea what they're talking about when it comes to all things hip-hop, but that doesn't stop them from talking (in fact, the less they know, the more they seem to talk). That's why I've created the State of the Game, a curriculum designed to school the uninitiated in all aspects of the game - or at least get them to stop spouting ridiculousness. Class is in session, suckas.
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More than a couple of my afternoons have been spent playing NBA Live, so when I heard EA Sports would be releasing a mixtape alongside the brand new NBA Live 10, produced by none other than Mick Boogie, I was more excited than 50 at a bulletproof vest sale. The full mixtape will drop October 6, but in the meantime EA Sports is offering up a download of the dope "Class Of Our Own" featuring Mick Boogie, Kidz In The Hall, Donnis & Daytona.
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Jenny Slate, who was making her debut on SNL, managed to let loose a relatively sizable f-bomb on air. Slate's profanity was unusual to say the least, but the fact that a cast member slipped up and said the best/worst word in the English language during live television isn't really that shocking. No, what's really shocking is the amount of people who managed not to swear on SNL. For all the heat rappers catch for their "foul language," not a single hip-hop act has ever cursed on live television, a fact that's even more surprising when you consider the list of artists who have appeared on the show:
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Cavemen inventing fire. Neil Armstrong landing on the moon. The launch of Refined Hype. All great moments in human history, but only one sounded this fresh. For RefinedHype's inaugural issue one of the fastest rising stars in hip-hop, K. Sparks, has dropped Closer, a soulful banger that's as inspirational as it is dope. Click to learn more about K. Sparks and download Closer.
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In Lebron James' quest to be more than just the best basketball player alive, the global icon brought his considerable charisma to Hollywood's Roosevelt Hotel to hype the soundtrack for his upcoming movie More Than a Game. Hosted by Lebron and featuring celebrity appearances from the likes of Soulja Boy, Tyrese and a relatively subdued Ron Artest (plus, of course, yours truly), the More Than a Game release party was only the first chapter in Lebron's upcoming Hollywood take-over. See more for exclusive coverage of the event and a preview of the movie and soundtrack.
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If you could go back in time and watch any track in music history being made, what would it be? That's exactly what the production duo of Beatnick and K-Salaam set out to do with their new project, Never Say Goodbye. Thanks to the wonders of digital technology, Beatnick and K-Salaam not only got the chance to work on classic songs from the likes of Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, they boldly remixed them on their new project Never Say Goodbye. See more to download
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Part of Refined Hype's mission is to take hip-hop being made below the surface of the mainstream and give it some much deserved hype. In that spirit may I present the video for Bambu's Rooks & Crooks, a cinematic black and white piece that may just be the best video of the year. Watch the video and find out more...
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Returning with his first album since his newsworthy departure from Shady Records (where, except for Em, he was one of the label’s top selling artists), the always gritty Obie Trice is getting ready to drop his new street album, "Special Reserve", a fearlessly hard work that find him collaborating solely with up-and-coming producer MoSS. See more to listen and download...
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