Snoop Dogg says Death Row Records “should be in my hands”

Snoop Dogg has paid tribute to the artistry of Black creators in his official music video for ‘Make Some Money’, one of several collaborative cuts from his latest album, ‘The Algorithm’.Dropping on November 19, ‘The Algorithm’ marked Dogg’s 19th studio album.

Snoop Dogg has shared his first project for Def Jam Recordings, ‘The Algorithm’ – you can listen to it below.The legendary rapper, entrepreneur and cultural icon, who was appointed Def Jam’s executive creative consultant back in June, announced the collaborative compilation last month alongside the Mount Westmore (Snoop, Ice Cube, E-40 and Too $hort) track ‘Big Subwoofer’.The singles ‘Like My Weed’, with Jane Handcock, and ‘Murder Music’, featuring guest rappers Benny The

Snoop Dogg has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming 19th studio album ‘The Algorithm’, which is out on November 19.The forthcoming record is Snoop’s first for Def Jam Recordings since he was appointed as the label’s executive creative consultant back in June.The rapper announced the project with new single ‘Big Subwoofer’ on October 20, which marked Snoop’s 50th birthday.

Griselda‘s Benny The Butcher has inked a new record deal with legendary rap label Def Jam Recordings.Snoop Dogg – who was appointed Def Jam’s executive creative consultant back in June – shared the news during his interview on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast yesterday (November 12).“I’m on Def Jam Records right.

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Snoop Dogg's smooth Pastor Swift has a sermon in his heart!50 Cent's latest Starz series  returns on Sunday with its seventh episode, «All in the Family,» and ET has an exclusive clip of the rapper's appearance in the upcoming installment.

of Barstool Sports’ Million Dollaz Worth Of Game to discuss the hip hop legend’s current and future ventures — in particular, with the record label that launched his career back in 1992.In June, Death Row Records made Snoop their new Executive Creative and Strategic Consultant, a role that gives the 17-time Grammy nominee a chance to discover and shepherd promising new acts through the label, as reported by Complex this week.“I think all of Death Row should be in my hands,” Snoop told mic

Snoop Dogg has argued that aging rappers should garner the same respect as icons of rock and metal do.The rapper – who turned 50 last month – touched on the topic during the November 5 episode of the Rolling Stone Music Now podcast following a discussion around the deaths of The Notorious B.I.G. and Tupac in the 1990s.As reported by Loudwire, Dogg put that there aren’t many older rappers today because the genre is still in relative infancy.

Snoop Dogg has shared the latest preview of his upcoming new album ‘The Algorithm’ – you can listen to ‘Murder Music’ below.The legendary west coast rapper takes more of a backseat on the Nottz-produced track, appearing only on the hook, while guest rappers Benny The Butcher, Jadakiss and Busta Rhymes do most of the heavy lifting.The tough-talking single hears Busta issue a warning to his adversaries: “I’m not an advocate for violence, but push me, I’ma push it further/ The script, hand on my

The feud between Jay-Z and Damon Dash has been long-running and bitter. Could it be that all that was required to end it was a short big-up from the stage at a significant music industry event? Turns out, maybe.

Drake has returned to Instagram, sharing a series of posts in which he calls Eminem an “underappreciated” artist.On his Instagram Stories this week Drake shared photos of himself appearing to watch footage from the legendary ‘Up In Smoke Tour’ from 2000, which featured Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Dr Dre and more.Drake wrote alongside sharing photos of Eminem’s performances on the tour: “Man this guy is underappreciated,” tagging Marshall Mathers’ official account.In the same series of posts he

Snoop Dogg has opened up about his past feud with Eminem in a new interview, saying he has since apologised to the rapper.The pair got into a row last year when Snoop explained why he didn’t think Eminem was one of the top 10 greatest rappers of all time in an interview.Eminem later responded on ‘Zeus’, which appeared on the deluxe edition of ‘Music To Be Murdered By’. “As far as squashing beef I’m used to people knocking me,” he rapped.

Dr. Dre is working on songs for the next instalment in the Grand Theft Auto series, according to Snoop Dogg.Rolling Stone are reporting that in an upcoming episode of their Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, set to air on October 29, Snoop reveals that Dre is currently in the studio.“He’s making great fucking music.

Snoop Dogg and Eminem have put their feud to rest ahead of their highly-anticipated Super Bowl Halftime Show, so all is right with the world. The “Drop It Like It’s Hot” rapper, 50, said he apologized to his “brother” Eminem, 49, while on The Breakfast Club on October 27, explaining that he let his music colleague know that he was “bettering” himself.

Snoop Dogg‘s mother Beverly Tate has passed away. 

Snoop Dogg paid tribute to his late mother – Beverly Tate, who passed over the weekend at age 70 – with a venue-wide singalong to the Ben E.