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With Snoop Dogg’s takeover of Death Row Records, we knew it was only a matter of time before Tha Doggfather would reunite some of the West Coast’s OG groups to bring back that 90’s flavor in 2024 and that’s exactly what the man has been doing and we ain’t mad one bit.
Reuniting The Dogg Pound and Tha Eastsidaz for the visuals to “We All We Got,” Snoop Dogg and company pull out the classic cars to get turnt up with a gang of women that were obviously born after Hip-Hop’s golden era. We ain’t hatin,’ just sayin.’
From the West Coast to the Midwest, Lupe Fiasco looks like his old self again and in his clip for “Samurai,” the Chicago MC takes it back to his city and roams the streets while kicking his bars and reminding everyone that he’s still got that work to keep heads noddin’ and skateboarders rolling.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Diany Dior and Nav featuring Cash Cobain, Fatboy, and more.
THA DOGG POUND, THA EASTSIDAZ & SNOOP DOGG – “WE ALL WE GOT”
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LUPE FIASCO – “SAMURAI”
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DIANY DIOR & NAV FT. CASH COBAIN – “FAVORITE LADY”
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FATBOY – “OKAY”
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PEEZY – “THE WARM UP”
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42 DUGG – “WIN WIT US”
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PRETTY SAVAGE – “WISHIN”
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KENDALL DAVIDSON – “GOT THAT”
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T-RELL & TANK – “TOXIC”
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Tinashe is finding her own success with “Nasty” from her new album ‘QUANTUM BABY,’ now that she’s an independent artist. We share her transition from girl group, to a solo artist, to going independent and more. Tetris Kelly: Tinashe may be a name you know, but as an indie artist? She’s thriving. As a teenager, […]
Post Malone has a strong showing in the top 10 of the Hot 100 with his collaborations with Taylor Swift on “Fortnight” and “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen. This is the Billboard Hot 100 for the week dated May 25. Tetris Kelly:Where will the new collab from Post Malone end up, while tracks […]
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Whether you want to accept it or not, Rapsody is one of thee nicest MC’s in the game regardless of gender and though she may not get the flowers she deserves from her Hip-Hop peers or Hip-Hop fans, she’s going to continue to plant the seeds that is sure to grow some appreciation for her talents as time goes on.
Returning to the rap game with some new work in “Back In My Bag,” the MC from Snow Hill, NC rolls through her city mobbed out before getting a tattoo on her arm and enduring some rain while she spits her bars and reminds everyone that nor rain, sleet or snow will keep her from delivering the goods. She’s the truth in the booth, homie.
Back in Harlem, Dave East keeps on churning out new product himself and in his Harry Fraud assisted clip to “Questions,” takes in a game of chess between two OG’s on the street while spitting his rhymes and politicking with his peoples.
Check out the rest of today’s drops including work from Key Glock, Elmiene, and more.
RAPSODY – “BACK IN MY BAG”
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DAVE EAST & HARRY FRAUD – “QUESTIONS”
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KEY GLOCK – “THE GREATEST”
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42 DUGG – “WIN WIT US”
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METRI DINERO FT. JPEZZ – “DO FOR LOVE”
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ELMIENE – “SWEETNESS”
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TAMMI JEAN – “MY LIFE”
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VEL NINE – “GIVE EM HELL”
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It’s Friday, May 17, and Billie Eilish has released her new album ‘Hit Me Hard and Soft,’ Saweetie put out “NANi” and Bebe Rexha released her new single “Chase It (Mmm Da Da Da).” In a 2016 surveillance video published by CNN, Diddy appears to assault his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura. Yesterday was a busy […]
Luis Fonsi on what inspired his new album ‘El Viaje’ and how it is a reflection of his own journey in music. He also shares his collaboration with Carlos Vives on “Santa Marta” and more! Luis Fonsi: You know when you reach these kind of moments in life you look back and you’re like, wow […]
Narrator:Billie is back! To celebrate the release of her brand-new album Hit Me Hard and Soft, we’re rolling back to some of her biggest chart achievements. This is Billboard Explains: Billie Eilish’s chart domination. Billie Eilish made her Billboard chart debut back in 2017. Two major highlights that year were when her first EP, Dont […]
Regional Mexican band Groupo Frontera tells Billboard all about their new album, Jugando a Que No Pasa Nada, recent collaborations they’ve done with Maluma on “Por Qué Será?,” “Los Dos” with Morat, “Ya Pedo Quién Sabe” with Christian Nodal, “Un x 100to” with Bad Bunny, “Entre Paréntesis” with Shakira, experimenting with the Regional Mexican genre, cumbia, other Latin genres and more!
Julian Peña Jr.All the sudden, we get a call that’s like, “Yo, bro, Shakira wants to record with you guys. Get your a–es up to Malibu, like, right now?”
Groupo Frontera:Hey guys, we’re Groupo Frontera, and you’re watching Billboard News.
Tetris Kelly:How’s it going, fellas? I mean, I gotta say congratulations because Jugando a Que No Pasa Nada is out. Did I say it right? I’ve been practice. So the album is finally out — how’s it feel?
Adelaido Solis III:It feels amazing. This is one that we’ve been working on for almost a year. Yes, yeah. Since the last album came out, we were touring last year, we like during the tour, we were working on this one. And, like, everything is, like, tied into one concept. And that’s really amazing. And we’re just so happy about all the songs because they’re so different. And each and every single one, even though they’re a different style. We just love them.
Tetris Kelly:You say it’s all tied into one concept. So tell me a little bit more about the actual concept of you.
Adelaido Solis III:Well, when we were walking in here, actually, we said, because we saw this picture is the first time we’re seeing this picture. When we walked in here we were like, “That’s the new from that this is the new Frontera.” And last year was alchemy. And so yeah. The beginning this is yeah, so we’re advancements, the concept, like, revolves around “We are Groupo Frontera.” We got known for the cumbias, and we’re not leaving the cumbias. But each and every single one of us has their own style. Like, if you see in this picture, not everybody looks the same. They’re all in their own style. And that shows in the new music that’s on this album.
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It’s Thursday, May 16th, and the House of Representatives have passed the TICKET Act. This bill will require ticket sellers (including sellers on the secondary market) to clearly and prominently disclose at the beginning of the transaction, and prior to the selection of a ticket, the total ticket price for the event and an itemized […]
In the second episode of Billboard Unfiltered, Billboard staffers Damien Scott, Carl Lamarre and Trevor Anderson discuss the chart success of both Kendrick Lamar and Drake’s diss tracks, “Not Like Us,” “Euphoria,” “Like That” and “Family Matters” all reaching the top 10, whether Cardi B needs to produce another hit record to keep her rap […]