Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Rapper Aina Brei’Yon is repping Chicago’s Wild 100’s and now she’s in L.A. taking control of her career. Aina Brei’Yon is dubbed Chicago’s female version of J. Cole, which actually makes sense upon hearing her music. The artist,…
Read the full interview on AllHipHop.com! Smino’s album led to a huge opportunity for producer Monte Booker. Monte Booker is not your average producer. Hailing from Chicago, the 23-year-old came up alongside Smino, who he reveals as the first artist to rap on his…
Read the full interview on Okayplayer.com! Reason broke down his journey as an independent rapper; what it was like to join TDE; and what really went down during those Dreamvillve sessions. Last August, Top Dawg, CEO of Top Dawg Entertainment, announced that he had signed…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! Moneybagg Yo is here to take over this rap game, once and for all. Coming from the streets of Memphis, real name Demario DeWayne White, Jr wastes no time in delivering only the most real, authentic, hard-hitting lyrics…
Saturday, August 25th look mama we made it ❤️ #jcole A post shared by Shirley Ju (@shirju) on Aug 25, 2018 at 10:50pm PDT All I have to say is, thank God for music. I had the most gnarly dental procedure (6.5 hours!!) and was…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! Ari Lennox proudly holds her own as the only female on J. Cole Dreamville’s imprint. Getting the Cole cosign is one thing, but being able to hang around a family of talented, authentic, genuine individuals is a true…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! Hailing from Atlanta, Childish Major proves he’s much more than just a producer role, stepping into the limelight as a solo artist. From credits on Rocko’s standout single “U.O.E.N.O.” from 2013 to J. Cole’s “4 Your Eyez Only”…
Read the full interview on YoungCalifornia.com! “I’m just tryna feed my daughter, ni**a fuck a rap.” A line from Lute’s “Paychecks (Intro)”, the Charlotte, North Carolina native was ready to quit rap altogether. In fact, he had already decided West 1996 Pt.2 was going…
Sunday, January 28th ‘Back when I was up there in Mohammed crib, paying $1700 for the rent, money well-spent. No heater, but a n**** made heat, may I vent?’ 💯l Happy Birthday Young Cole + Drop your favorite #JCole line below👇🏽 A post shared…
Talk about deja vu. “Come Through And Chill” takes you back to 2016 when Miguel first released this track. Now, we got a remake on our hands now with Dreamville’s very own J. Cole, produced by Salaam Remi! With Miguel’s seductive voice and J.…