SiR still cares.
SiR takes on The Isley Brothers with his cover of their 1977 hit, “Footsteps In The Dark”.
Locked in the studio, the TDE artist from Inglewood sings the classic single in the black-and-white video directed by Peter Da Silva. What’s the sense in going elsewhere?
The song is part of RCA Records’ Black Sounds Beautiful, a multimedia campaign celebrating Black Music Month 2020 through the month of June.
Chance The Rapper has been prepping the release of his new project Starline Gallery which fans thought was going to be an album, but he recently called his new mixtape. Either way, it’ll probably live on streaming services and be for sale somewhere. After sharing a new song called ‘Buried Alive’ on social media yesterday, […]
Gucci Mane is back with a new song called ‘TakeDat’ that might as well be called ‘No Diddy’ because that’s how he ends most of the lines. It’s not a diss track per se, but there are definitely some lights that Diddy would take offense to. It seems Guwop’s been inspired by the recent beef […]
The Drake vs. Everybody beef has pretty much been dominating Pop culture conversations for a long while now. Rick Ross properly added his name into the mix when he responded to Drake’s ‘Push Ups‘ with ‘Champagne Moments‘ in a matter of hours and tonight, he drops a video to go along with it. There’s not […]
