• Rae Sremmurd Hosted First Hip-Hop Festival in Hometown of Tupelo

    Much to many people's suprise, Rae Sremmurd has become quite the hit! The brotherly duo's fanbase grew overnight after releasing their singles, "No Flex Zone," and "No Type." Two years into their musical career with the debut album, Sremmlife, and multiple collaborations, the group wanted to give back to their hometown. So what do they do? They decided to host the first hip-hop festival in Tupelo to show their appreciation.

  • Travi$ Scott Pleads Guilty to Reckless Conduct for Stampede at 2015 Lollapalooza

    Back in August, during his set at Lollapalooza 2015, Travi$ Scott caused quite the riot. The rapper got on stage 30 minutes past his set time and only stayed for four minutes. Once he got on stage, he told fans to jump the barricade and rush the stage. Fans followed his encouragement and security quickly shut the show down. Now, the rapper has just pleaded guilty to reckless conduct charges.

  • MF DOOM & Ghostface Killah's Collaborative Album is Dropping Soon?

    Since 2005, MF DOOM and Ghostface Killah have been teasing fans with a collaborative album but with much disappointment, it has not come out yet. But don't freight good people! The project may be coming sooner than later. Ghostface sat down with Let's Link Radio and talked about the album's upcoming release.

  • Cal Scruby Premieres Chris Brown Featured Video for 'Ain't Sh*t Change' [WATCH]

    You may not know the name Cal Scruby but you are going to want to learn it soon. The up and coming rapper has been making his way into the industry as the first artist with a management deal with Riveting Entertainment. But his deal shouldn't be the main focus. His music should be and he's proving that once again with the new visual for "Ain't Shit Change," featuring Chris Brown.

  • Kesha Performs ‘Timber’ and ‘Blow’ With New Band Yeast Infection [WATCH]

    Just when Kesha's career seemed destined to remain forever at a standstill thanks to ongoing legal battles with producer Dr. Luke as well as Sony, the singer-songwriter performed an intimate secret show in Nashville over the holidays. With her new backing band, Yeast Infection, she powered through psyche-rock renditions of her hits "Blow" and "Timber."
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