Brian "Z" Zisook

“Would I advise a client to sign Kanye’s current deal? Yes.”

“Is it a great contract? No, but I’ve seen worse.”

"I sent her a folder of stuff and I have not heard a single word. That was two months ago. Maybe she thinks its all trash."

We unearth an interview with Crenshaw's Nipsey Hussle in the wake of his tragic passing.

"Understand, everybody didn't go to the store and buy records, but everybody's got a phone."

The pair last worked together on 2017's "Man of the Hour."

This list screams disappointment.

New week, new chart, same players.

"It’s such a poverty way of like cheating to me."

Even though it's not a video.

The future is bright for Mr. Wes, with or without Mr. West by his side.

From 'Goblin' to 'Grinch.'

And he's recorded four over the past two years.

Rest in peace, Mac.

We asked. He answered.

"He just played me a whole [K] Dot album, damn near."

Everyone starts somewhere.

This news should come as no surprise.

'Queen' is a different story, though.

"All of our favorite rappers are intelligent: Jay, Em, Wayne—you can hear it."

Now comes the hard part: staying rich.

It's official.

And a reminder that, in the Streaming Era, no artist's "window" is ever closed.

"I actually made 'APESHIT' and 'Stir Fry' in the same day and hour..."

Miller's next single is going to be an all-star affair.

No new album, no problem.

Last name Ever—first name Greatest?

The iconic producer says Rhymes' long-awaited 10th studio album will be released before the end of 2018.

Brown reveals that the decision to spend $70,000 to clear samples for 2016's 'Atrocity Exhibition' put him in debt.

'Beast Mode 2' is comprised of nine tracks, some of which were recorded as early as 2016.

The Drake co-sign is worth A LOT.

Three days.

To date, Drake has moved a whopping 148 million equivalent units as a lead artist.

Otherwise known as sample clearance.

XXXTentacion, Juice WRLD, Post Malone, and more have the most popular hip-hop songs on Spotify this week.

'Tha Carter V' is finally on the way—maybe.

In a series of tweets, the veteran singer-songwriter calls out Pusha-T, defends 40 and puts Kanye on blast.

West says he had more to say about slavery but decided to bag a few "sensitive" bars.

Hov throws one up for Rock.

Lord have mercy on Drake's soul.

"I want my album to be that one—if you’re making a time capsule you have to throw my album in there."

If only the record was as good as the single artwork.

Drake couldn't let those Pusha T bars on "Infrared" slide...

It's going to be a hot summer.

"Man, if we can't kill you in seven songs, we don't really need to be doing the music."

"Fuuuuuuk you."

Real friends.

The biggest record of Eminem's career almost wasn't.