Weekly Music Radar: Guide to the biggest releases of the week
This week's Music Radar highlights projects scheduled to be released today across the hip-hop, R&B, and pop genres.
Hip Hop
STARZ Announces Premiere of ‘Fat Joe Talks’ with Method Man as Inaugural Guest
STARZ has revealed that its first weekly interview series, Fat Joe Talks, will debut on Friday, October 4. The premiere episode will feature award-winning artist and actor Method Man, star of Power Book II: Ghost, as the inaugural guest. Host Fat Joe will delve into Method Man's NAACP Image Award-winning role as Davis MacLean, exploring
Jay Steph Unveils Two Striking New Music Videos: “Last Time” and “Da Mask” from His Album Perspective
DMV’s rising independent artist Jay Steph is set to captivate fans once again with the release of two powerful new music videos, “Last Time” and “Da Mas
Hip-Hop Icon MC Lyte to Return with New Project “1 of 1”
Renowned hip-hop icon MC Lyte is making a triumphant return onto the music scene with a groundbreaking new project entitled “1 of 1”.
Elliott Wilson Releases Fourth Episode of Podcast Featuring Chance The Rapper, Waka Flocka Flame, and More
Elliott Wilson has dropped the fourth episode of his podcast Elliott Wilson Experience, recorded backstage at Lyrical Lemonade’s Summer Smash in Chicago. The episode features conversations with Chance The Rapper, Waka Flocka Flame, DJ Whoo Kid, Bay Swag, BIA, and Anycia. Chance The Rapper shares his thoughts on hip-hop’s evolution, saying, "We’re in a renaissance…People
French cult film ‘La Haine’ returns as hip-hop musical with tensions persisting in poor suburbs – WNKY News 40 Television
The critically acclaimed French film “La Haine” is being adapted into a musical show nearly three decades after becoming a classic. It's still about life in the impoverished French housing projects. The title remains the same. La Haine translates as “hate.” But the show includes a new subtitle: “So far, nothing has changed." The death of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk who was killed by police last year during a traffic stop sparked riots across the country. His killing highlighted anger over […]
French cult film ‘La Haine’ returns as hip-hop musical with tensions persisting in poor suburbs
Associated Press The critically acclaimed French film “La Haine” is being adapted into a musical show nearly three decades after becoming a classic. It’s still about life in the impoverished French housing projects. The title remains the same. La Haine translates as “hate.” But the show includes a new subtitle: “So far, nothing has changed.”
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