Tagged The Game

A couple of weeks after promising his new single, West Side, would be dropping today, Compton emcee The Game comes through with his hard-hitting new street single.  Kicking off the campaign to his eighth a...

21 years after his untimely death, Hip-Hop and Westcoast, as well as music legend, poet and activist, Tupac Shakur, still resonates with many still till this day. Whether through his music, interviews, ear...

A little over a week after dropping one of the more anticipated tracks, Cold Summer, off his upcoming new album, The Big Brother, legendary DJ, DJ Kay Slay is back at it again. This time giving us the lyri...

We here at TheHipHopDemocrat are obviously a mostly Hip-Hop based website, but obviously cover a lot of R&B and Soul, as well as some other genres like Jazz, Funk and Reggae at times to name a few others. Â...

Westcoast emcee The Game has always been one of the most vivid at painting pictures of his environment growing up in Compton, California. Whether it be with his globally critically acclaimed debut album, Th...

Singer/Rapper and multi-instrumentist, as well as musician Anderson .Paak entered 2016 riding the wave of his big break as one of the most significant contributors on Dr. Dre’s opus 2015 album, Compton: A...

Almost exactly two months to the day of giving us his latest album, 1992, earlier today The Game premiered through Vevo, the Benny Boom-directed video for Baby You featuring Jason Derulo.  Inspired mostly ...

Compton emcee The Game is now tied with one of his idols and another Westcoast legend, 2Pac, after his brand new album, 1992, debuted at No. 1 on the Rap/Hip-Hop Chart, as well as No. 1 on the Independent C...

Boy it has been a busy past few 24 hours for Westcoast emcee, The Game.  As after having the pre-order put up for his highly anticipated new autobiographical album, 1992, last night and in conjunction with...

Westcoast emcee, The Game has been on fire for the past year plus with his many releases, from The Documentary 2 last October to his soundtracks for Streets of Compton this past June and Block Wars just thi...