Remember My Name

It almost never got to this point. Two years ago Lil Durk was in jail, charged with unlawful use of a weapon by a felon, staring down a $100,000 bail and watching as his promising rap career evaporated in front of him. But sometimes the brightest sparks of creativity come from the darkest places, and on June 2 Durk finally released his long-awaited major label debut album, Remember My Name, via De

Antsy, yet eager fans gathered around 10:30 p.m. in Irving Place in New York City between 15th and 16th streets to witness Chicago native Lil Durk celebrate the release of his highly anticipated debut album Remember My Name. However, little did fans know, there would be mass hysteria while waiting to enter Irving Plaza...

Fans can stream Lil Durk's debut album Remember My Name. The 12-track project features Jeremih, Logic, Hypno Carlito and King Popo. Young Chop, Boi-1da, Vinylz, Metro Boomin’ and more stepped in to handle the beats. He already released two singles off his album—“Tryna’ Tryna’” and “What Your Life Like"—previously...

  Though Lil Durk recently laid his friend and manager, OTF Chino, to rest, he is drawing nearer to a more positive milestone: the release of his Def Jam debut, Remember My Name. The promising Chicagoan will fall in line with the label's current tendency toward leaner albums; clocking in at just 10 tracks, Remember should be a good primer on Durk, one of the city's most dynamic vocalists and one

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On March 27, the hip-hop industry suffered a tragic loss with the passing of Lil Durk's manager, OTF Chino. The 24-year-old was shot and killed in Chicago's Avalon Park while sitting in his car. Aside from several emotional social media posts, Lil Durk has remained understandably mum on the topic in the media...

Lil Durk links with fellow Chicagoan Jeremih on his new single “Like Me,” which is produced by Vinyl and Boi-1da. Durk—with some assistance from autotune—rap/sings about being a boss over head-pounding bass. Jeremih lays down smooth vocals that is sure to turn you up...