HipHopWired Featured Video Source: Netflix / Netflix When Stranger Things was released to Netflix in 2016, the sci-fi show had viewers in a chokehold. The series, which centered around young teens and their journey through a mysterious underworld, was an instant hit. But, for one star, even at 14 years old, he knew that his experience wasn’t the same as his co-stars. Caleb McLaughlin plays Lucas Sinclair on the hit show and he told an audience at Heroes Comic Con Belgium that he experienced racism very early on. “It definitely took a toll on me as a younger kid,” he said. “My very first Comic-Con, some people didn’t stand in my line because I was Black. Some people told me, ‘Oh I didn’t want to be in your line because you were mean to Eleven [Millie Bobby Brown].’” According to Variety, Mc...
Don’t miss this brand new video from Burna Boy titled – It’s Plenty. The self-claim African Giant, Burna Boy has a newly released music video for one of his popping tracks titled “It’s Plenty.” The single is taken from his Love, Damini album released a couple of months ago, which is currently charting on all music streaming platforms. Troy Roscoe directed visual for the song “It’s Plenty” showcases different of Burna Boy’s memorable stage performances. Watch and share Burna Boy – It’s Plenty below. [embedded content]
Check out this brand new single from Show Dem Camp titled – Head Over Heels. Nigerian rap duo, Show Dem Camp drops a new single “Head Over Heels“. In this installment it features talented singer, Victony. The new record is a fantastic piece of music lifted from their latest body of work titled “Palmwine Music Vol 3“, which holds 17 tracks. However, this is a follow-up to his song “Mine Alone”. Listen and share Show Dem Camp ft Victony – Head Of Heels below. Download coming soon.
Check out this brand new single from Show Dem Camp titled – Freaky. The new song, Freaky, is the latest release single by Show Dem Camp featuring Nigerian singer, Mannywellz. It is the ninth track on their new body of work titled Palmwine Music Vol. 3. The new record is an impressive piece of music for his fans’ listening pleasure. It is a follow-up to his new song “If It’s Love” alongside Twelve XII. Listen and share Show Dem Camp ft Mannywellz – Freaky below. Download coming soon.
Here is a new record with Tems titled Live Life by Show Dem Camp. Nigerian superstar rap duo, Show Dem Camp comes through with a fantastic piece of music titled Live Life featuring talented singer, Tems. The song “Live Life” is enlisted on their new album “Palmwine Music Vol. 3” edition. It is for your listening pleasures and this is a follow-up to his new single “Bad Breakup” Skit. However, we recommend adding it to your playlist. Listen and share Show Dem Camp ft Tems – Live Life below. Download coming soon.
The second of two tribute concerts in honor of late Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins took place Tuesday night (September 27th) in Los Angeles. Among the gargantuan 53-song setlist were three RUSH songs performed by original members Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson and a cast of all-star drummers. Lee and Lifeson were first joined by Dave Grohl for “2112 Part I: Overture,” the first movement of the 1976 prog-rock epic. The trio nailed the difficult stop-and-start rhythms, with Grohl pounding away at the floor tom and eying Geddy for cues. Grohl then handed over the sticks to Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, who has become somewhat of a journeyman, playing on Ozzy Osbourne’s recent albums in addition to his full-time work with a very active RHCP. Here, he settled into the pocket for “W...
We’ve been at a collective loss since the passing of beloved and ultra-talented drummer Taylor Hawkins. The Foo Fighters staple had a place in the hearts of many inside the music world and outside of it — a piece to the grand puzzle that leaves it incomplete now that it’s gone. As if the initial tribute show in London’s Wembley Stadium earlier this month wasn’t proof enough, another horde of Hawkins fans sold out The Kia Forum in Inglewood on Tuesday night (September 27th) with hearts swelling and energy flowing, not knowing exactly what laid ahead of them. For another six hours, as with Wembley, David Grohl and his rotating cast of guests rolled their way through some of Hawkins’ favorite tracks, as well as Foo Fighters classics. And while family was again an overarching theme of the nigh...
For the most fervent of David Bowie fans, the 12 months leading up to the legend’s 1971 masterpiece Hunky Dory will soon be documented with the expansive box set Divine Symmetry, out November 25th via Parlophone. As a preview, you can hear an unearthed BBC Radio recording of “Kooks” today. Divine Symmetry comprises four CDs and one Blu-Ray that contain countless home demos, radio sessions, and live and studio recordings — including 48 that have just been unveiled for the first time. Additionally, Parlophone will also release an LP companion to Divine Symmetry that features alternate mixes of many of the album’s most notable songs. Pre-orders are ongoing. Aside from the hours of music, Divine Symmetry also includes a 100-page hardback book featuring exclusive memora...
It goes without saying that the world has changed since the Yeah Yeah Yeahs unleashed their feral debut album, Fever to Tell, in 2003. Written in the wake of of 9/11, it was a 37-minute adrenaline rush of post-punk you can dance to. The record cemented them as an integral part of the wave of guitar-heavy New York bands, such as The Strokes and Interpol, that rose to prominence at the start of the century. Even now, they’re still considered a New York band, despite the city, its music, the band themselves, and the world around them continuing to change. The band went on hiatus shortly after releasing their third album Mosquito in 2013, though Karen O focused on releasing her solo work and contributing to film soundtracks, and became a mother for the first time. Meanwhile, Nick Zinner lent h...
Foo Fighters played their Inglewood tribute concert in honor of their late drummer, Taylor Hawkins, last night, welcoming guests including Miley Cyrus, Def Leppard, Dave Chappelle, and more. Below, check out Def Leppard and Cyrus’ performance of the former’s “Photograph,” as well as the band’s version of “Rock of Ages” with the Foos’ Dave Grohl, Pat Smear, and Chris Shiflett, and Weezer drummer Pat Wilson. Scroll down to see Chappelle’s revival of the “Creep” cover he played with Foo Fighters at Madison Square Garden last year. Also during the concert, the band invited out Joan Jett, Pink and Queen, Wolfgang Van Halen, Them Crooked Vultures, and Heart’s Nancy Wilson, among others. Read Pitchfork’s report from the London tribute show earlier this month, “The Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concert M...