Antimusic Rock — .idk. - the artist born Jason Mills - shares a new track 'LiFE 4 A LiFE' ft. Pusha T more info

Stereogum — Jason Mills, the rapper, singer, producer known as IDK, is releasing a new mixtape at the end of the month titled E.T.D.S. – Even The Devil Smiles. Today he’s shared a preview of the new project via the single “LiFE 4 A LiFE” featuring Push... more info

Stereogum — Harvey Mason Jr. says the "toughest part" of his job as president/CEO of the Recording Academy and MusiCares is figuring out what to do about AI. "I represent 40,000 members of the academy, and we’re trying to figure out where is the best place to ... more info

Stereogum — Pusha T and Malice still talk about the Knitting Factory show. I still talk about it, too. If you were there, then I bet you still talk about it. It was a special night — a moment when you could see potential turn into cold, hard reality. It fel... more info

Stereogum — French titans Phoenix have long been tight with the dance music world, and their new project depends on that connection. The band’s most recent album was Alpha Zulu , which came out in 2022. Since then, they’ve collaborated with people like B... more info

Stereogum — A couple of months ago, the all-time great rap duo Clipse released Let God Sort Em Out , their long-awaited reunion album. As Pusha T explained during the rollout, the record took longer to come out than anyone expected because Clipse had to deal... more info

Stereogum — Pusha T has been busy with the recent release of Let God Sort Em Out , the first Clipse album in 16 years, and evil Labubus. However, the rapper made time to hop on Wale’s new song “Damage Control,” and he even fit in some disses. more info

Stereogum — Clipse’s long-awaited comeback album Let Got Sort Em Out is finally out, but the Thornton brothers aren’t yet finished with their extensive press tour behind the LP. Those guys are getting out there — press interviews, podcasts, performance... more info

Stereogum — Twenty-three years ago, Pusha T opened Lord Willin’ Clipse’s bone-classic 2002 debut, with this line: “Playas, we ain’t the same, I’m into caine and guns.” That was the thesis statement, and the past few decades have provided the sup... more info

Stereogum — The image at the top of this podcast doesn’t really have anything to do with “Chains & Whips,” the new Clipse/Kendrick Lamar collaboration that still hasn’t actually been released. Instead, it’s a screengrab from the video for “Nosetal... more info