• Junk Mail: Big Sean 'Dark Sky Paradise' Album Review

    I think Dark Sky Paradise was a solid effort for Big Sean. I don't think it puts him in the same league as Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole, but I definitely see a lot of Drake similarities as far as the way his style has developed. I think this is just the beginning of a strong career for Sean, who had been floundering for sometime in the hip-hop world, trying to make a name for himself. He can spit with the best of him and his sound has definitely matured. There are a handful of solid hits that I think will help propel him to the next level and give him a new audience.

  • Big Sean 'Dark Sky Paradise' Listening Party: Rapper Talks Ariana Grande, Kanye West, John Legend, Grandmother's Death & More

    Rapper Big Sean released his third studio album "Dark Sky Paradise" and gave a special listening party for Hot 97 and some die-hard fans in New York City. The Detroit native opened up about his track, "One Man Can Change The World" where he dedicates the emotional single to his late grandmother, Mildred V Leonard, who passed away in December and his relationship with singer Ariana Grande who is also featured on bonus track "Research."

  • Big Sean Drops Video For "Dark Sky (Skyscraper)" Off New Album [WATCH]

    Big Sean dropped his third studio album Dark Sky Paradise today, and along with it he has shared a video for the effort's opening track "Dark Sky (Skyscrapers)." The song sees Sean on a number of different flows as he talks about his come up, breaks ups, his father's advice, and being on top. The video clip follows Sean as he walks through Detroit at night then wanders around a different rooms of a warehouse.

  • Big Sean Breakfast Club Interview: Detroit Rapper Talks 'Dark Sky Paradise,' Kanye West, Ariana Grande, Family & More [WATCH]

    Big Sean dropped his third studio album Dark Sky Paradise today, and in support of its release, he stopped by The Breakfast Club for an interview. During his appearance, he talked about where he stands among his rapper peers, the stories behind the songs, his family, his girlfriend Ariana Grande, signing to Roc Nation, collaborating with other artists, his relationship with Kanye West, Naya Rivera showering, how he's improved on this album, and much more. Here's some of what we learned.

  • Big Sean Drops Beyoncé "Me, Myself, and I" Freestyle on Eve of 'Dark Sky Paradise' Release [LISTEN]

    With only a few hours until the release of his third artist album Dark Sky Paradise, Big Sean has shared a new freestyle of Beyoncé's song "Me, Myself, and I."Sean opens the song by saying that "Me, Myself, and I" is one of his favorite tracks. The Beyoncé single originally appeared on her first album Dangerously In Love in 2003. According to a few tweets, he recording the freestyle last night for his fans without sleep because of a busy schedule.

  • J. Cole Adds US Tour Dates, Announces European Tour: Big Sean, Pusha T, Jeremih, YG, Jhené Aiko Supporting

    J. Cole has announced the second and third phases of his Forest Hills Drive tour in support of his critically acclaimed third album '2014 Forest Hills Drive,' which will take him to Europe and to the big markets across the U.S. Titled "The Journey" and "Hollywood," he will be bringing along support that includes Jhené Aiko and Pusha T in Europe and Big Sean, YG and Jeremih in the United States, which almost deserves a concert of its own.

  • Big Sean Talks New Album 'Dark Sky Paradise,' Says "There's Not A Lot Of Good Rap Music"

    Big Sean has shared a lot of new music this week, including "All Your Fault" featuring Kanye West, "Research," featuring his real-life girlfriend Ariana Grande, and "Win Some, Lose Some" featuring Jhené Aiko. But one new song in particular aims to make a statement about his legacy, "One Man Can Change The World," which also features John Legend and once again Kanye West.

  • Big Sean Drops New Song "One Man Can Change The World" Feat. Kanye West & John Legend [LISTEN]

    Big Sean is set to drop his third studio album Dark Sky Paradise next week. Ahead of its release, he's now shared his highly anticipated track "One Man Can Change The World," featuring Kanye West and John Legend. The song surfaced online via early pre-orders, which gave fans two new songs to listen to ahead of the album in addition to the previously released "IDFWU," "Paradise" and "Blessings."
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