To start 2018, we're going to spend some time looking backwards. We will continue to post new music and music news on a daily basis, but each week, we're also going to highlight some interesting ...

What would hip-hop be without Lil Wayne? Let’s just say, it’d be a lot different. Mans literally influenced a generation or two with his G.O.A.T.-level lyrical abilities, crazy flows and versatility.

Lil Wayne hasn't even been locked up an entire month yet, but we'd be lying if we said we didn't miss him. Well, maybe not him smashing off our favorite starlets, but we miss him annihilating beats ...

Lil Wayne shared his new mixtape, “Tha Fix Before Tha VI,” which looks set to serve as a prelude to the highly anticipated “Tha Carter VI.” On the week he turned 41, Weezy also dropped his new mixtape ...

After years of being confined to mixtape websites, YouTube uploads, and SoundCloud re-uploads, Lil Wayne’s iconic “Da Drought” mixtape series has finally arrived on all major streaming platforms. Long ...

Tha Fix Before Tha VI follows a similar trend Wayne has employed all throughout his career with multiple mixtape series like Sorry 4 the Wait and Da Drought, where he routinely drops a mixtape to hold ...

Fans can now stream Lil Wayne’s Da Drought mixtapes on Apple Music and Tidal. The series, released between 2003 and 2007, showcases Lil Wayne’s lyrical dominance and early collaborations. This drop ...

Lil Wayne has unveiled his brand new mixtape Sorry 4 the Wait 2. The collection serves as an apology to fans while they wait for his long-awaited Tha Carter V album, which has been delayed due to an ...

The much delayed The Carter IV is supposedly coming out in August, but Lil Wayne wants to make amends for trying the patience of his fans right now, so he's released a new mixtape, Sorry 4 The Wait, ...

On Monday (July 10), Lil Uzi Vert celebrated their Pink Tape album debuting at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart with a post on their Instagram Story. "Sitting here thinking bout how I just went 1 on a ...

The future seldom arrives on time. Proclamations that a certain technology is about to radically alter our everyday lives are almost always proven wrong: There are no flying cars or robot maids; our ...