Along with  Mac Miller, Earl Sweatshirt, and Chance the Rapper will be performing here in B-lo’s Outer Harbor July 21st. Tickets are available on ticketmaster!!

Once in a while, a film, an album, or an artist comes along and by pointing out the idiosyncrasies of everyday life, creates something that we are all forced to recognize from that point forward. In this tradition we present the first, one and only Progressive Street brand, MIGHTY HEALTHY.

Through the vehicle of Progressive Street, MIGHTY HEALTHY explores both the tragedy and comedy of daily life in the metropolis. With a diverse audience and witty eye, MH engages the customer through hidden meaning, coded language and raw-New York sarcasm. All filtered through the prism of Classic All-American ideals.

MIGHTY HEALTHY is a fresh, modern incarnation of a classic young men’s apparel brand. Good, bad and unapologetic, it embraces the tried and true spirit of Progressive Street. Taking a modern, optimistic approach to basic fabrics and silhouettes, MIGHTY HEALTHY t-shirts, jeans, sweatshirts and jackets are outstanding pieces for everyday wear. In an age of “look-alikes” and music-video-inspired uniforms, today’s young man seeks distinction. MIGHTY HEALTHY is the answer.

Jordan Brand gives grade school wearers a gift with this pair of Air Jordan 11 Low GS. We haven’t seen this version of the sneaker release since about 2001. The base of the sneaker’s upper is infused with pink snakeskin, while white is applied to the top of the upper, as well as the midsole. Completing the look is an icy blue, translucent outsole. There’s still no word yet as to a release date, but stay tuned in for more information.

article was written By Kevin Poux

Singer The-Dream announced last week that his upcoming release IV Play will be pushed back three weeks to May 28. Chris Brown confirmed last week that he will be releasing his sixth studio album and that Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar will be featured on it. X has no release date set yet but many believe the album will help repair the singer’s damaged image.

Leimert Park, California native Dom Kennedy announced that he will release what has become a yearly summertime album. Get Home Safely will be next on the docket for Dom and should to be out in time to accompany your summer barbecue. Tech N9ne confirmed June 25 as the drop date for his next album, Something Else. Finally, Rittz chooses April 30 as the release date for his next album, The Life & Times Of Johnny Valiant. The album will feature Big K.R.I.T., Tech N9ne, Mike Posner and Yelawolf.

April 2

Tyler, The Creator – Wolf
Kidz In The Hall – Wishful Drinking EP

April 9

Tyga – Hotel California
Rich Boy – Break The Pot
Silent Knight – Busy Is My Best Friend II

April 16

Illogic & Blockhead – Capture The Sun
Ghostface Killah & Adrian Younge – Twelve Reasons To Die
N.O.R.E. (as P.A.P.I.) – Student Of The Game
Ryan Leslie – Black Mozart

April 20

Styles P & Scram Jones – Float

April 23

Talib Kweli – Prisoner Of Consciousness
Kid CuDi – Indicud
Snoop Lion – Reincarnated

April 24

Mitchy Slick – Feet Match The Paint

April 30

Chrisette Michele – Better
LL Cool J – Authentic
R.A. The Rugged Man – Legends Never Die
Rittz – The Life & Times Of Johnny Valiant

May 7

The-Dream – Fourplay
Havoc – 13
Gene The Southern Child & Parallel Thought – Artillery Splurgin’

May 14

Eve – Lip Lock

May 21

French Montana – Excuse My French
YMCMB – Rich Gang: Flashy Lifestyle

May 28

Aceyalone – Leanin’ On Slick
The-Dream – IV Play

June 25

Serengeti – Kenny Dennis
Tech N9ne – Something Else
Wale – The Gifted

July 2

Gucci Mane – Trap House III 

July 16

Ace Hood – Trials & Tribulations
Statik Selektah – Extended Play

TBA

Chris Brown – X
Future & Rocko – TBA
Dom Kennedy – Get Home Safely

ScHoolboy Q’s Oxymoron is slated to be the next release from Top Dawg Entertainment’s camp.

Following up Kendrick Lamar’s good kid, m.A..A.d city is no easy task. However the Black Hippy emcee believes he’s up to the task.

“It’ll probably be out in a few months,” said Q to MTV News. “We gon’ get these singles right, get ‘em together and place everything in order. Then we gon’ get it crackin’ from there. I haven’t leaked a record yet, so I don’t wanna say too much yet until I leak the record. But Oxymoron is definitely coming this year and we gon’ have some fun.”

ScHoolboy Q explained that he essentially played it close to the vest in terms of collaborations. “I worked with Pharrell on the album, I worked with Kendrick on the album, you know, like the homies, A$AP Rocky, Danny Brown,” he said. “I just kept it real in house with my homies. This my first album; it’s real special to me. I don’t wanna be messing with this dude, with this dude, this dude. It’s all in house, it’s the same Q. Like the fans, I’mma give ‘em what they want.”

Q elaborated, explaining that the lyricists he grew up listening to inspired him. “We caught that era in the ’90s where people was rapping like Jay, Big Pun, Big L, Pac, Biggie, we was there in that era, so we like heard a lot of that stuff. We just studied the game. Like, I’m 26 years old — I can’t be out there rapping no weak stuff. I gotta go out there and be serious. You gotta paint that picture, you gotta see the music. We actually see the music like paintings and pictures, like for real, not just saying that. When a beat come on, it’s like a color in your head and it’s like a movie or some shit, a camera just guiding you through what you need to say. That’s just how it is.”

Article was written by Roman Cooper