Kid Ink speaks on how strange it is to listen to his friend’s music in the bedroom, sex after having children, and when he lost his virginity! Learn something above and make sure you pick up his newest project if you haven’t yet!
NME sat down with the California-based pop star to discuss what it’s like touring with Katy Perry and Justin Bieber, starring in Two and a Half Men and being in a music video with Britney Spears. Peep it above.
Red Bull Records’ hip-hop trio Warm Brew explain why LA’s Westside is their muse, and perform their tracks ‘The Mission’ and ‘Play This In The Car’ live in Red Bull Studios. Peep it above and stay up on Warm Brew through the summer.
In Kyle’s newest interview the Super Duper Kid talks about making gangsta music, working with Lil Yatchy, his current single, what it’s like moving around on a sold-out tour, plus he spits his first verse he ever wrote. Peep the interview above and catch him coming to a city near you.
Yhung T.O. was shaking off a cold when I spoke with him in front of his auntie’s house in Vallejo. The 18-year-old vocalist left California for the second time ever a few weeks back, to join Slimmy B, DaBoii, and Lul G — his SOB x RBE bandmates — halfway across the country in Austin. A few weeks before that, the group wrapped up their first-ever West Coast run backing Sage the Gemini. On the tail end, they touched down in New York for the first time, where E-40 hosted them for dinner. Read more…
Kid Ink checks in with the L.A. Leakers to talk about his newest single with Ty Dolla Sign, his new project he just released ‘7 Series’ and a whole lot more. Peep it above and watch for what Kid Ink does next. Yee!
Compton Artist AD talks with Yesi Ortiz about performing at Powerhouse and how it is a dream come true. Peep the quick look above and make sure you grab his new album with Sorry Jaynari ‘Last of the 80s’ right now. Don’t sleep on AD.
Being a true Los Angeles resident, Mila breaks down the real LA – Slauson to be specific. She explains that “The Valley” and Calabasas aren’t really considered LA. While in-studio, she also speaks on her journey in the music industry, being signed, dropped and proudly independent. Plus, being Jhene Aiko’s sister, she explains why they choose not to collaborate or play music for each other.
