Discobelle.net — There’s not many people that can get away with remixing Kendrick Lamar these days. Then there’s Skrillex. Having barely caught his breath from dropping the Poo Bear accompanied ‘Would You Ever,’ his take on ‘HUMBLE’ builds into a heavyste... more info

Stereogum — Skrillex's long-rumored remix of Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." is here. In place of Mike Will Made-It's pantheon-level piano bounce, Sonny Moore has supplied a rapid-fire buffet of EDM subgenres. You will not be surprised to learn that the track still h... more info

DJmag — Months of waiting are over... more info

Stereogum — Two years ago, the North Carolina MC Rapsody was one of the only guest rappers on Kendrick Lamar's landmark album To Pimp A Butterfly . Tomorrow, Rapsody will release an album of her own, following up last year's Crown EP with the new full-length ... more info

MSN Music — A list of the Top 5 Facts You Didn’t Know About Kendrick Lamar more info

Stereogum — Steve Lacy, 19-year-old member of the Internet, has already had a hell of a 2017, producing for people like Kendrick Lamar and GoldLink and releasing his own solo debut Steve Lacy's Demo. And over the weekend, he shared a very cool new track, an off-... more info

Obscure Sound — iLLism are a duo specializing in R&B and hip-hop, with new track “iLL Vibes” expressing a sound reminiscent of ’90s hip-hop from the get-go, with nostalgic static of a radio dial and a DJ personality kicking things off. The initial hip-hop deli... more info

Stereogum — Last night, season 21 of South Park debuted with an episode making fun of digital home assistants like Alexa and Google Home. On the episode, we learn those programs are taking away too many jobs, so a court orders people to hire out-of-work white fo... more info

Stereogum — G-Worthy is a new West Coast rap group featuring G Perico (whose All Blue is one of this year's best albums), Jay Worthy (the rapper and producer behind LNDN DRGS, who also happens to be Grimes' half-brother), and Cardo (who has contributed beats to ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — One of the first things YG said when he walked onto the main stage at the Day N Night Festival on Sunday was a barb at President Trump. (Hint: It’s the profane hook of the song that defined the election-night protests in L.A.) People thought t... more info