We are witnessing the maturation of Chicago’s SAVE MONEY collective in 2016. Today, Vic Mensa and Joey Purp, two of their most compelling members, team up on a new track titled “773 Freestyle.”
Amid a phenomenal musical run back in 2010, KiD CuDi and fellow Cleveland native King Chip were set to release a collaborative project under the group moniker The Almighty GloryUs. Unfortunately, said body of work never materialized; but a track called “Chillen While We Sippin” from those sessions has surfaced.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Certified Fresh alum Overdoz., but the foursome return today with “7,000 Girls.” Not literally, of course.
Everybody’s preferences are different. Some guys like women to be prissy and feminine. Others like their ladies rocking Jordan’s and smoking weed.
King Chip (formerly Chip Tha Ripper)is always good for a mellow song or two. This time, he teams up with Odd Future’s Domo Genesis on “Cherish The Day.”
Despite having just released an LP earlier this year, KiD CuDi fans near and far are anxiously awaiting his next project, Man On The Moon 3. The former G.O.O.D. Music artist spoke on the album and announced plans to drop an EP as a prelude very soon during a recent “Cudder” tour show.
King Chip has been sporadically releasing tracks over the last few months to support his 44108 mixtape, which finally hit the Internets today.
King Chip (formerly Chip The Ripper) is good for a smooth tune or two. He returns today with yet another track that’s perfect for any car playlist called “Fresh At My Funeral.”
Tony Williams, a vocalist that was once one of his first cousin Kanye West’s greatest assets, drops the remix to his Bink! produced cut, “Another You,” featuring the Chicago MC, King Chip and Freddie Gibbs.
If Hip-Hop had an award for most playalistic tunes, King Chip would definitely be a consistent nominee. Today, the Cleveland rapper makes another case for himself with a new track titled “Deion Sanders.”
Well, damn. This is a long way from jerkin. The HS87 boys, Audio Push, come correct with a hard hitting video for “Yes Lord.”
The self-professed inventor of the drunk tweet, Kid Cudi, took to his Twitter account to reveal details for his third solo album, Indicud. Cudi’s music, especially on his first two albums, were very slow and moody.
