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Denny Strickland Releases “Cowboy Sinatra” Video Ft. Juicy J, Project Pat & Danny Trejo

Denny Stricklan presents visuals for his new song “Cowboy Sinatra.” The record features Juicy J and Project Pat with a guest appearance from Danny Trejo. Tap in below for more and watch the video.

Denny Strickland isn’t just a country artist who incorporates hip-hop – he’s a true innovator redefining what modern country music can be. With continued success on the charts, strong radio play, and captivating live shows, he’s not merely blending genres – he’s setting a new standard for artistic expression in today’s music landscape.

At a time when every label and country artist seems to be jumping on the blended-genre bandwagon, Denny stands out as a leader and originator of the sound. He breaks boundaries, seamlessly merging country with hip-hop. Ushered into the culture by hip-hop royalty Juicy J and Project Pat – both of whom have co-signed this genreless visionary by featuring on several of his singles – Denny has carved his own lane. One of those standout tracks, “Cowboy Sinatra,” has taken the game by storm.

Since its release, the track has been picked up by SiriusXM Shade 45, The Heat, and 101 The Beat Nashville. It has gained momentum organically, proving that hip-hop has embraced Denny Strickland with open arms.

His album, Denny Mode, has brought him instant success and made major waves in the industry. In an era where musical boundaries are increasingly blurred, Denny Strickland stands out as a pioneering force. His unique sound is more than a fusion – it’s a bold evolution that resonates deeply with audiences. With significant achievements across charts, radio, and national tours, one thing is clear: Denny Strickland has earned his place – and he’s not going anywhere.

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Philly’s Gran Centennial Drops “What’s My Name” Street-Certified Banger

One of Philly’s most celebrated emcee’s Gran Centennial drops a street-certified banger titled “What’s My Name.” Through slick bars and raw energy, Centennial demands attention and respect on his lyrical reputation. Listeners will feel a slight dose of intimidation resonate throughout the track. stream “What’s My Name” and connect with Gran Centennial below.

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Irv Gotti, Murder Inc. Founder, passes away at 54

Irv Gotti, Source: Social Media

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cause of death is as yet unknown.

Irv Gotti, a noted record executive, music producer, and entrepreneur best known as the founder of Murder Inc. Records has died, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The cause of death is as yet unknown.

Rising to prominence in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Gotti played a key role in hip-hop and R&B records of the time, working with artists like Ja Rule, Ashanti and DMX, each of whom saw massive commercial success. His signature production style blended hip-hop beats with melodic hooks, influencing a wave of rap and R&B crossover hits. Among them: the multi-platinum “Always On Time” by Ja Rule featuring Jennifer Lopez and Ashanti’s “Foolish.”

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Before launching Murder Inc., Gotti worked as an A&R at Def Jam, where he helped bring DMX, Jay-Z and Ja Rule to the label, which was considering one of the most successful imprints of Universal Music. Under the moniker DJ Irv, he produced the song “Can I Live” from Jay-Z’s 1996 debut, Reasonable Doubt.

His career faced setbacks in the mid-2000s due to an FBI investigation into alleged ties with drug kingpin Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff. Though ultimately acquitted, the case damaged Murder Inc.’s reputation. In recent years, Gotti had reinvented himself, expanding into television with the creation of BET’s Tales, an anthology series blending hip-hop and storytelling.

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PX-TNE Drops New LP ‘Who Da F*ck Is Dat N*gga In Dat Wheelchair? Pt2: The Bran Dre Story

PX-TNE brings fans a 35-track album titled ‘Who Da F*ck Is Dat N*gga In Dat Wheelchair? Pt2: The Bran Dre Story.’ Presented by the West Coast underground movement T.N.E. and P.R.E. (Paper Route Empire founded by the late Young Dolph), hits heavy with street anthems and raw energy. The project features OJ da Juiceman, Hot Boy Turk, Quavo, and more, and bridges the gap between West Coast and Southern Hip Hop. Press play and connect with PX-TNE below.

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Digital Underground rapper Shock G passes away

Tupac and Shock G | (Image: Pat Johnson/REX/Shutterstock)

On Thursday (April 22), the hip hop community was hit with yet another hard blow while it’s still mourning the deaths of Ruff Ryders legend DMX and Bad Boy recording artist Black Rob. On his Instagram, producer and Digital Underground co-founder Chopmaster J revealed that his crew member and fellow co-founder Shock G has passed away.

Posting a throwback black-and-white photo of the two, J captioned it: “34 years ago almost to the day we had a wild idea we can be a hip hop band and take on the world through it all the dream became a reality and the reality became a nightmare for some.”

He continued: “And now he’s awaken from the fame long live shock G Aka Humpty Hump and Rest In Peace my Brotha Greg Jacobs!!!”

In 1987, Shock G founded Digital Underground with Chopmaster J, real name Jimi Dright; and Kenny-K, real name Kenneth Waters in The Bay. Big fans of junk bands from the 1970s, the crew’s music would be heavily influence by that era.

One person that the crew is widely known for — and the most successful star to come out from them — is Tupac. The group is actually credited by many for launching the famed rapper’s career. One of Digital Underground’s most popular singles is 1990’s “The Humpty Dance,” which was featured on their debut album titled Sex Packets.

We aren’t aware of G’s cause of his death as of yet. He was reportedly 57 years old.

Take a look at Chopmaster’s IG post revealing his passing below. Rest in peace.

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New Music Friday!!!!

Here are my picks for new album releases for today!

1. Wale – Free Lunch

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2. Russ – Zoo

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3. Kap G – No Kap

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4. NBA Youngboy – 4Respect 4Freedom 4Loyalty 4WhatsImportant

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5. Curren$y & Harry Fraud – Cigarette Boats

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6. K Camp – This For You

7. 6lack – East Atlanta Love Letter

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8. G Perico – Guess What

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9. Tamia – Passion Like Fire

10. Trinidad Cardona – Humble Beginnings

11. Ro Ransom – Possessed

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12. Mista Cain – Big Cain

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EMINEM RESPONDED BACK TO MGK

Eminem chose to keep the rap battle going between him and Machine Gun Kelly. Just over an hour ago, he dropped a single called “KillShot”!!!!

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I swear I just listened to the interview Eminem had with Sway yesterday! When asked if he would respond back to MGK, he stated that he didn’t want to give MGK anymore clout due to the fact who Eminem is! But, Eminem did mention that he was VERY pissed and being in the position that he is in, the only response he can give is on record.

Geesh!!!!!! Eminem basically gave MGK the cock sucker of the week award!! Comment your thoughts below!