Urban Daypop Archives

The fourth edition in the Run The Jewels album series has been dropped early online. RTJ4 was released two days early, with a statement from members Killer Mike and El-P. “F*** it, why wait?” they said in a joint

After his “Wunna” album earns him the #1 spot on the Billboard 200, Gunna has also made it to #1 on the Billboard Artist 100 chart. The artist climbed an astounding 83 places to the top, ranking

The Weeknd has donated $500,000 to Black Lives Matter Global Network, Colin Kaepernick’s Know Your Rights Camp and National Bail Out. The artist is urging his nearly 23 million Instagram followers to follow his lead, saying, “Keep supporting our brothers and sisters out

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Record Store Day 2020 will look dramatically different this year. Typically a one-day event, this year’s Record Store Day will be spread across three days: Aug. 29, Sept. 26 and Oct. 24. As

Tyler, The Creator took a stand after his GOLF shop was damaged during recent protests in Los Angeles.  The Fairfax District in Los Angeles was hit by protestors and looters, leaving shops like Flight Club and others

Conway the Machine has been moved to support those protesting during the recent rallies taking place across the U.S., and now he has released a new single called ‘Front Lines’.  Conway said: “In the middle of the

The music industry is standing in solidarity after the death of George Floyd with a “Blackout Tuesday” initiative.  Floyd is the black man who was killed while being restrained by Minneapolis police. Atlantic Records’ senior director of

After George Floyd lost his life last week due to asphyxia by way of sustained and forceful pressure to his neck and back, cutting off his airway, protests have taken place across North America and several artists

Faith Evans was reportedly arrested for a domestic violence attack against her husband earlier this week. According to TMZ, police were called to the home of Evans and producer Stevie J following the incident. Law enforcement claimed

In the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of a Minneapolis law-enforcement officer, protests broke out in at least 17 cities across the United States, and artists including Lil Yachty, J. Cole, Halsey, Nick Cannon