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Original ContentOur "Classic Rotation" series revisits classic albums on the anniversary of their release. Today we take a look at the Beastie Boys’ classic album, "Licensed to Ill", which dropped twenty-eight years ago on November 15, 1986.ByKahron Spearman320 Views
NewsJose Guapo announces "Osama Bin Guapo," a tape with artwork that superimposes him over a picture of Osama Bin Laden.ByPatrick Lyons11.7K Views
NewsNo I.D. is now the head guy for Def Jam's A&R department.ByKevin Goddard6.8K Views
NewsTrinidad grabs some big features for the remix to his early 2014 single.ByLloyd Jaffe112 Views
NewsThis short documentary follows Rick Rubin back to his dorm room in which he founded Def Jam.ByTrevor Smith146 Views
NewsJhené Aiko was slated to perform on Thursday night at Def Jam's 30th anniversary show, but didn't, saying she left because a member of her team was "assaulted."ByPatrick Lyons19.3K Views
NewsKanye West's new album sounds "incredible" according to the CEO of his label.ByRose Lilah43.3K Views
InterviewsKhalil chops it up with us about his major label deal and befriending "Bizzle," AKA Justin Bieber.ByPatrick Lyons331 Views
NewsOn September 23rd, Vince Staples will release a new EP entitled "Hell Can Wait," which will feature guest spots from Teyana Taylor and A$ton Matthews. ByPatrick Lyons5.9K Views
InterviewsTrinidad James explains why he's no longer signed to Def Jam.ByPatrick Lyons193 Views
NewsDef jam announces a 30th anniversary show with performances by Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, DMX, Fabolous, Foxy Brown, Jhené Aiko, Onyx, Method Man, Redman, Ashanti, Ja Rule, Warren G, EPMD, and Jeremih.ByPatrick Lyons7.0K Views
NewsTrinidad James continues to do him on "Doin' Me."ByRose Lilah204 Views
