Vocalist Eryn Allen Kane joined Chance, The Rapper on ‘Coloring Book’ stand-out ‘Same Drugs’, but it’s one of the many puppets that joined him on his Coloring Book Tour who gets a seat at the grand piano for the video. Premiered live on Facebook, the video follows ‘No Problem‘ and ‘Angels‘ as the third to come from the…
2016 really has fucked us over, but let’s not dwell on the political catastrophes, acts of terrorism and the deaths of countless global icons that will forever categorise what truly has been a disaster of a year. Musically, it’s been a different story. At a time when the rise of the playlist threatened its demise the…
Taken from the sublime ‘Coloring Book’, ‘No Problem’ is the first single from Chance The Rapper’s new mixtape to receive the visual treatment. Guest features 2Chainz and Lil Wayne star alongside the Chicago MC in the upbeat visual, which also features cameos from DJ Khaled. Stream below via YouTube.
Chance The Rapper is undoubtedly the biggest independent artist in the world right now. To celebrate the release of his third mixtape ‘Coloring Book‘ across all major platforms this week, we asked his top scholar on Genius, Roy Henriquez, just how good it really is. There’s a feeling that everyone gets when they listen to their…
Chance The Rapper’s releases his third mixtape, ‘Coloring Book’. The first mixtape ever to be debuted exclusively on Apple Music, ‘Coloring Book’ features the likes of Kanye West, Lil Wayne, Jeremih, Young Thug and Future. It’s a brilliantly positive, upbeat collection, which is due to go live on all other streaming services in a fortnight. Stream below via…
After cavorting about on mopeds on ‘Downtown‘ and ruffling a few feathers with ‘White Privelege II‘, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis return with new album ‘This Unruly Mess I’ve Made’, which boasts features from the likes of Chance, The Rapper, Grandmaster Flash, KRS-One and Anderson .Paak. It’s a whole lot of fun, and simultaneously makes some extremely…
After endless changes to the name, tracklist, release date and artwork, ‘The Life Of Pablo’ is finally here. The catch – you’ve got to be a Tidal subscriber to listen, for now at least. Kanye West’s long-awaited seventh studio album feels much less frustrated and urgent than previous album ‘Yeezus’, but every bit as experimental and inventive. We’ll…
