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MzVee ft Stonebwoy & DJ Henry X – Pull Up
Don’t miss this brand new single from MzVee – ‘Pull Up’. Ghanaian songstress MzVee drops a new song ‘Pull Up’ where she features fellow Ghanaian singer Stonebwoy & DJ Henry X. The track is from her new project “10 Thirty” album. The new record is an impressive piece of music for your listening pleasure and is dedicated to the fans. However, it deserves a spot on your playlist. Listen and share MzVee ft Stonebwoy & DJ Henry X – ‘Pull Up’ below. Download coming soon.
MzVee – Fed Up
Don’t miss this brand new single from MzVee – ‘Fed Up’. Ghanaian songstress MzVee drops a brand new solo track ‘Fed Up’, a follow-up to her song on the LP “Dumebi“. The track is from her new project “10 Thirty” album. The new record is an impressive piece of music for your listening pleasure and is dedicated to the fans. However, it deserves a spot on your playlist. Listen and share MzVee – ‘Fed Up’ below. Download coming soon.
MzVee – Turn Up
Don’t miss this brand new single from MzVee – ‘Turn Up’. Ghanaian songstress MzVee drops a brand new solo track ‘Turn Up’, a follow-up to her song on the LP “Winner“. The track is from her new project “10 Thirty” album. The new record is an impressive piece of music for your listening pleasure and is dedicated to the fans. However, it deserves a spot on your playlist. Listen and share MzVee – ‘Turn Up’ below. Download coming soon.
MzVee – Dzinam
Don’t miss this brand new single from MzVee – ‘Dzinam’. Ghanaian songstress MzVee drops a brand new solo track ‘Dzinam’, a follow-up to her song on the LP “Abeg“. The track is from her new project “10 Thirty” album. The new record is an impressive piece of music for your listening pleasure and is dedicated to the fans. However, it deserves a spot on your playlist. Listen and share MzVee – ‘Dzinam’ below. Download coming soon.
Suspect Charged With Attempted Murder Of Lil Tjay
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Jason Mendez / Getty More details are emerging about the shooting of Lil Tjay, born Tione Jayden Merritt, 21, early Wednesday morning (June 22) in New Jersey. A suspect been arrested in connection with the attack, which left two people shot, including the Bronx rapper. As previously reported, Tjay was shot in Edgewater, New Jersey, and his wounds required surgery. NBC News reports that the shooting occurred at a Chipotle located at a “residential and outdoor shopping center” per the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. The Edgewater PD responded to a 911 call about 10 minutes after midnight and they found Tjay with multiple gunshot wounds. Related Stories Another victim, Antoine Boyd, 22, was found about a mile away at an Exxon gas station with a gunshot wo...
Twitter “Notes” Allows Writers To Basically Drop Blog Posts On The Platform
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: SOPA Images / Getty Nope, we still can’t edit tweets after we hit send, BUT soon we can drop blog posts instead of being reduced to threads. Twitter Now Allowing Blog Posts On Wednesday (Jun.22), Twitter officially unveiled its latest feature, “Notes.” Essentially it will bring long-form writing to the social media platform because it encourages writers to publish their freeform content without worrying about character limits. “Notes” not being restricted to the usual 280-character limit allows writers to drop blog posts that can feature photos, videos, and other tweets inside of a Note. Writers can also share the Notes with their followers via tweets and on their Twitter profiles. In the tweet introduction, Twitter’s editorial director Rembert Browne exp...
Sneakerhead Arrested For Assault Over A Pair Of Nike “Panda” Dunks, Seriously
HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Nike / NIke The sneaker game has already been ruined by bots, resellers, and Nike’s decision to limit the amount of highly sought after sneakers on the market. But now violence is becoming the new norm and at the end of the day it’s simply becoming not worth it for most OG sneakerheads. The latest incident comes out of New York City where the grand opening of a new sneaker spot, HBX, turned bloody when a fight broke out and one man was left sliced up as a result. The New York Daily News is reporting that Miguel Ovidio of Brooklyn, was arrested and charged with assault, menacing and possession of a weapon after he slashed another man outside of HBX at Division St. in Manhattan’s Chinatown. Ovidio started swinging the knife after getting crushed by people i...
Normani’s Appearace In Chris Brown’s New Video Is Not Receiving A Warm Embrace On Twitter
HipHopWired Featured Video CLOSE Source: Frazer Harrison / Getty Chris Brown is gearing up to drop his next album, “BREEZY,” and his new single “WE (Warm Embrace)” features a new visual starring Normani, and she is receiving a lot of flack for being in it. Chris Brown Can’t Escape His Past Brown’s past accusations of being a colorist and his physical abuse of ex-love interests Rihanna and Karrueche continue to haunt him. At the same time, it’s also shining a spotlight on Black women who continue to work with him despite his well-documented issues. Former Fifth Harmony member, now bubbling solo artist Normani is receiving a lot of criticism for her appearance in Brown’s latest video that features them performing a sensual dance number. In a post sharing the clip from the video, Normani wrot...
New Vinyl Pressing Plant From MoFi and Music Direct to Open in California
A new vinyl pressing plant is headed to Oxnard, California, Billboard reports. The sorely needed addition to the vinyl economy—amid ongoing reports of backlogs and bottlenecks—will arrive thanks to the elite reissue label Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab and its parent company, Music Direct. The plant, which is purporting to become America’s “premier vinyl production facility,” is a partnership between MoFi, Music Direct’s Jim Davis, and vinyl engineers Rick and Edward Hashimoto. With eight presses from Nashville company Record Pressing Machines, the group will initially aim to press 2 million records a year with a strict focus on “quality—not quantity,” according to a press release. The increased production capacity will enable MoFi to “issue records that aren’t just the standard classic rock an...
Angel Olsen Covers Lucinda Williams’ “Greenville”
Angel Olsen has shared a new cover of Lucinda Williams’ song from 1998’s Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, “Greenville.” The Amazon Original song includes vocals from Hand Habits’ Meg Duffy and was engineered by Kyle Thomas (aka King Tuff). Listen at Amazon and below. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.) “Before I wrote Big Time I found a new obsession and love for Lucinda’s body of work,” Olsen said in a statement. “There is no one like her out there. It’s clear to me that her songs come from a very real place, and that’s the only kind of writing I like.” She continued: I recorded my version of “Greenville” in Los Angeles earlier this month with Kyle Thomas of King Tuff. We’ve known each other for a while, but never recorded music together. Ky...
Stereolab Announce New Switched On Compilation Pulse of the Early Brain, Share “Robot Riot”
Stereolab have announced Pulse of the Early Brain (Switched On, Vol. 5). The fifth volume of their long-running compilation series is out September 2 (via Warp/Duophonic UHF Disks). With today’s announcement, they’ve shared “Robot Riot,” which was written for a sculpture made by the band’s collaborator on 1995’s Music for the Amorphous Body Study Center, Charles Long. Listen below. Pulse of the Early Brain will be available as a 3xLP vinyl collection, with a color vinyl and Mirriboard sleeve pressing available in a lottery for those who sign up for Duophonic UHF Disks’ mailing list. It will also be available on 2xCD and streaming platforms. The previous installment of the Switched On series was 2021’s Electrically Possessed. This fall, Stereolab will tour North America. Find those dates be...
Pitchfork Music Festival Teams With Advocates for Urban Agriculture
Pitchfork Music Festival is pleased to announce a partnership with Advocates for Urban Agriculture (AUA), a Chicago-based organization that empowers urban growers to foster thriving communities through sustainable agriculture and equitable food systems while honoring Indigenous sovereignty, Black liberation, and immigrants’ rights. A portion of the proceeds from Pitchfork Music Festival 2022 will be donated to AUA. “AUA is excited to partner with Pitchfork Music Festival in supporting the urban agriculture community in Chicago,” co-operations steward Jazmin Martinez said in a statement. “Now more than ever, there is a need to know where our food comes from and who is growing it. Through this partnership, Pitchfork and its attendees are strengthening Chicago’s local food system and supporti...
