Category: Music News & Videos

This May 3, Trueno has made his millions of followers happy with the premiere of a new song. This is The Roof Is On Fire, which, as it could not be otherwise, comes with rap as the main protagonist. In his lyrics, the artist boasts of his neighborhood and his…

This is a dope cross rapping song. SANTA FE KLAN Y RICH THE KID…DURISIMOS !!!

The Mexican Peso Pluma teamed up again with the Puerto Rican Arcángel in the new single ‘Peso Completo, a song in which the “Doble P” enters fully into the trap genre.

Maxo Kream & That Mexican OT Pay Homage To Chopped & Screwed On “Talkin In Screw”. These two Texans previously collaborated on OT’s project “Lonestar Luchador.”

Juvenile is honoring his hit song “400 Degreez” with a visual celebration 25 years after it dropped.On Tuesday, March 26, the longtime Cash Money affiliate delivered the official music video for the title track off his third studio album 400 Degreez. In the Diesel Filmz-directed flick, the Magnolia Projects native…

As the cover star of this year’s Future of Music issue, Peso Pluma helped Rolling Stone curate its Future 25 — a comprehensive list of artists who have us and him excited about what’s to come in music. In a new interview, the superstar breaks down why he chose artists…

Singer and his 14-member band perform seven tracks — but only one from Everything I Thought It Was – in his 25-minute set for NPR’s concert series.

Imagine Eminem is your boss, but he’s causing more havoc around the office than Jeremy Piven’s Ari Gold character in Entourage. That’s the case here as Slim Shady stars in the “Doomsday 2” video directed by Lyrical Lemonade‘s Cole Bennett, which fittingly arrived on Wednesday, March 13, known as 313…

With a mix full of deep emotions and synchronized trumpets, the star of corridos tumbados will enjoy new sounds and produce one of his most intimate works to date.

Joyner Lucas dropped his newest single titled “Sticks & Stones,” which features Conway the Machine. The ADHD Productions, Leo Son, Boi Yanel and Mario Luciano-backed offering kept the focus on the lyrics — beginning with a crazy verse from Conway the Machine.