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New Mobb Deep music produced by The Alchemist is in the works.The news was confirmed by both Alc and surviving Mobb Deep member Havoc, both of whom took to Instagram to tease unreleased music. Both videos see the pair in The Alchemist's studio, with Havoc stating, "New Mobb Deep coming soon. R.I.P. Prodigy." He then points the camera to the producer in the back ground and continued, "You already know what it is. Mobb Deep coming soon, baby. Infinite.” Meanwhile, Alc's brief video hears his new production and sees Havoc in the studio with the caption “And it begins."The hip-hop duo's last studio album dates back to 2014's The Infamous Mobb Deep, which also featured work from Alc and was released after a short delay due to a brief falling out between the pair. Their upcoming project reunites...

After stating he'd go live on Instagram last night in a message on X, Big Sean followed through, hopping on his livestream to preview some new music – including the unreleased "Fighting Fires," produced by Ye."When I linked with Ty, he told me they might be using this sh*t for VULTURES II, so I don’t know ... but I’ll let you all hear this," he shared as the roughly four-minute track begins to play.Big Sean just played his verses on Kanye produced unreleased song “Fighting Fires” pic.twitter.com/iJpTjKeeQP— CHANOS (@excitebikee) July 16, 2024"We in this b*tch, back focused, right / F*ck that overnight success, I want it over life / I’m overseeing what I’m seeing, f*ck a oversight / From the other side of the screen like a poltergeist / I’m in this b*tch dropping gems like I’m off the ice /...

While still a few months out from In Waves' release – scheduled to drop on September 20 – Jamie xx is shifting focus to readying his next run of shows. After soft-launching The Floor concept overseas a few months back, the DJ is bringing the residency to the U.S., presenting The Floor residencies in New York City and Los Angeles this summer.Locations have yet to be revealed, but dates are confirmed; Jamie xx will head to Brooklyn – Bushwick, to be exact – from July 23 through July 27, before heading out to Downtown LA from July 30 through August 3, making for five consecutive shows in each city."It’s already been two months since The Floor. It was a mad and inspiring experience. I got to open my dream club, play 10 nights in a row with friends and collaborators, and create a space inspired...

Sampha is breathing more life into one of Lahai's favorite cuts. After confirming the collaboration earlier this week, Sampha enlisted Little Simz to contribute to an expanded, and even more otherworldly iteration of "Satellite Business" dubbed "Satellite Business 2.0."While the initial Lahai track serves as almost an interlude of sorts, clocking in at a concise minute-and-a-half, the standalone single "Satellite Business 2.0" rounds out at almost five minutes long."This song has evolved from playing it live over the last year and some change taking in the energy that the audiences have given to us on stage guiding it to this current incarnation that I’m so glad to be sharing with you all today," Sampha explained of "Satellite Business 2.0" in an Instagram post, signaling the only Lahai tr...

Ol’ Dirty Bastard is the subject of a forthcoming documentary premiering on A&E next month. Entitled Ol’ Dirty Bastard: A Tale of Two Dirtys, the film serves as the first authorized documentary on the late Wu-Tang Clan rapper, who passed away at 35 from an accidental drug overdose.For the two-hour project, father-son director duo Sam and Jason Pollard interviewed fellow Wu-Tang members Raekwon and Ghostface Killah, Mariah Carey and industry executives. They also spoke to ODB’s wife Icelene Jones, his son Bar-Sun Jones and his parents.Interspersed with the interviews is never-before-scene footage shot by Icelene, featuring snapshots of ODB’s home life as a husband and father.The documentary will chart ODB’s childhood and subsequent rise in the rap scene. It’ll also hone in on his strugg...

Adele confirms she is taking a break from music  BBC.comAdele Says She Doesn't 'Have Any Plans for New Music at All': 'I Want a Big Break'  PEOPLEAdele Will Shift Focus to Non-Music Related Creative Projects Following Residency  Rolling Stone

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