RRose RRome is an emerging Hip-Hop artist representing Brooklyn, NY, to its fullest potential with both style and sound.

Atlanta-based trio, Travis Porter hit the scene once again with their four single EP, 'Quickie.' The long-awaited project follows their mixtape titled '285' and hits such as "Make It Rain" and "Go Shorty Go." Guaranteed to start the party, Travis Porter

Florida rapper Kodak Black brought in 2018 with a new visual to his song ?Poetical G,?

Playboi Carti and Lil Uzi Vert just released the visual for their collaboration ?Lookin? from Carti?s?self-titled debut mixtape.

Skeet Blak?s sound is truly motivating to the streets. He's?often described as a ?street poet? in his music as each listener takes a journey through his inner-city struggles and accomplishments.

Toronto-based Thorobread lays out a smooth flow on an equally mellow beat, that's simple enough, to let listeners hear his talented wordplay.

Multi-Grammy nominee Childish Gambino and Wolf + Rothstein teams with RCA Records for a new recording and label deal -- the?newly formed partnership will release music from Gambino later this year via Wolf + Rothstein/RCA Records.

With "Culture II" releasing? this Friday , Migos surprised fans with a leaked track off the album entitled 'Superstar.' Honorable C NOTE, DJ Durel and Buddah Bless laid the production and instantly takes fans for a melodic ride -- and actually saves listeners

Migos member Offset issued an apology on Instagram, along with a screenshot of the definition of queer, following backslash pertaining to his verse in YFN Lucci's ?Boss Life.?

Famous Dex teams up with A$AP Rocky for the visual for ?Pick It Up.? Directed by AWGE/Hidji Films, the video opens with Dex dressed in a fur coat, stopping by vendors in a flea market, including A$AP and his display of cell phones.

Growing Up Hip Hop ATL is returning on WeTV for a second season and it's more intense than ever!! Growing Up Hip Hop is a series that showcases some of the young faces in the industry - it highlights the ups and downs of being born into hip-hop royalty.

Brooklyn rapper Uncle Murda went to war on this one as he hits back at VA emcee Mad Skillz on the new diss track, "Why You Mad?"?The track opens with a phone call where Skillz says Murda was disrespectful on his latest yearly recap.