Grand Hustle

Death And Hip-Hop: A Sad End To 2013
It was the morning of Christmas Eve, 2012, when news slowly began spreading across the Internet that Capital STEEZ, promising up-and-coming rapper and first lieutenant for Brooklyn's Joey Bada$$-led Pro Era crew, was dead. It was shocking, jarring—another young rapper dead, this one to a reported suicide—but, unfortunately, not new to a world that has lost too many for a genre of music too young..
T.I. And Grand Hustle Sign Deal With Columbia Records
T.I. and Grand Hustle have found a new home. Today Tip announced that he's signed a deal that will place him and his Grand Hustle imprint under the umbrella of Columbia Records. He also revealed that his follow up to 2012's Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head, tentatively titled Trouble Man: He Who Wears The Crown, will be released in early 2014 via Grand Hustle/Columbia and executive-produced by Pharr
B.o.B Is Following In T.I.’s Footsteps
With Breaking Bad coming to an end on Sunday (Sept. 29), I've been thinking a lot about the series finale of The Wire, the greatest 94 minutes of television of all time. The main takeaway from that episode is the concept of circles, or regeneration; Marlo becomes the new Stringer Bell, Jimmy is staring down the barrel of a career spent on the back burner like Lester, Chris Partlow enters the frate

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