Pharoahe Monch delivers an aggressive, emotional and dexterous verse over an original track produced by Pharoahe Monch and Lethal Lee…
Originally an exclusive premiere on Beats 1’s The Pharmacy with Dr. Dre, Dre lends adlibs and a reminder to audiences why he reached out to one of the dopest to ever do it.
Grammy Award®-nominated singer, songwriter, performer, actor, and all-around entertainer MACK WILDS returns with his brand new single, “Love In The 90z.” The song is available at all digital retailers through Louder Than Life/Epic Records
For “Love In The 90z,” the artist assembled a certified “bomb” squad of legendary production talents with immortal influence. This dream team includes Salaam Remi [Nas, Amy Winehouse], Teddy Riley [Michael Jackson, Keith Sweat], Scott Storch [Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg], and James Poyser [The Roots, Mariah Carey, D’Angelo, Erykah Badu]. Over a sexy soundscape of shimmering keys and enticing percussion, MACK’s strikingly smooth signature vocals take hold as he sings, “Why don’t we fall in love like we did in the nineties?” Chances are, you’re going to feel that classic nineties energy after just one listen.
Just as “Love In The 90z” starts impacting Urban Radio in early January, VH1 will air its new original movie, The Breaks, starring MACK as DeeVee. Watch a “first look” of the film and the trailer now. Quite appropriately, The Breaks weaves together a music industry narrative set in New York City during 1990.
MACK WILDS remains one of R&B’s true renaissance men with a style and swagger that translates from screen to stage to record. You definitely know him as Michael Lee from HBO’s legendary drama The Wire and as Dixon on The CW’s 90210 reboot. In addition, his previous album, New York: A Love Story, received a 2014 Grammy Award® nomination in the category of “Best Urban Contemporary Album.”
Now, “Love In The 90z” sets the stage for MACK’s forthcoming Louder Than Life/Epic Records full-length debut, which you can expect in 2016. Get ready for a musical revolution that transcends decades.
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The Action Bronson and Ghostface Killah beef if you did not know has been ongoing since July… According to Billboard… That’s when the two MCs exchanged words after Bronson appeared on ESPN’s SportsNation and said that “[Ghostface is] not rapping like this no more,” when the rappers’ lyrical styles were compared. Ghostface fired back in a YouTube clip — soundtracked by Teddy Pendergrass’ “Be For Real” — saying, “Don’t let me hang you from a rope and gut you like a pig and leave you out to dry. Because you’re done.”
Well all of this has sparked a video game. In the web app, powered by web developers Swamp Penguins, the Wu-Tang rap legend appears as a giant ghost head chasing a Mario-esque Bronsolino.