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R. Kelly fans braved the cold to get intimate with him for the 2013 season finale of CRWN, hosted by Rap Radar’s Elliott Wilson. The music icon kept it real in front of a sold-out live audience in New York, and this teaser just scratches the surface on an epic night. Expect impromptu singing, candid observations on Lady Gaga and Jay Z, and personal stories about hitchhiking from Chicago to L.A. and writing his biggest hits at McDonald's. Tune in for Episode 1 on Monday, December 16, and Episode 2 on Tuesday, December 17. It's the sexiest CRWN yet, and it's right here.
El-P and Killer Mike’s Run The Jewels project is dense and psychedelic, but it’s fun, too. In this exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the recording of their debut album, the duo heads to the woods to lay down tracks, ingest some, uh, creativity enhancers and argue about turkey burgers like they’re a married couple. Alone at last.
With a hand in records by Jay Z, Daft Punk and Robin Thicke, no producer had a more dominant—or exciting—year than Skateboard P. But that’s nothing new. Pharrell’s killer catalog stretches back over 22 years. What better way to honor music’s man of the year than with an exhaustive look back on his catalog? Dive in.
The rap superstars and trap stars all come to this Atlanta superproducer for hits. Getting comfortable isn’t an option, though. This year found Mike WiLL executive-producing Miley Cyrus’ album, scoring a LeBron James commercial and even launching his solo career. The scariest part: his bucket list is still miles long.
'Tis the season for good vibes and merry tunes, like the kind Fool's Gold Records brought to Miami during Art Basel on December 8. The Day Off event included live sets by Trick Daddy, Danny Brown, A-Trak and Young Thug, who all shredded downtown's Mana Wynwood Soundstage. Here, FilterlessCo's Misha Vladimirsky captures the party's hijinks.
With a hand in records by Jay Z, Daft Punk and Robin Thicke, no producer had a more dominant—or exciting—year than Skateboard P. But that’s nothing new. Pharrell’s killer catalog stretches back over 22 years. What better way to honor music’s man of the year than with an exhaustive look back on his catalog? Dive in.
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