A lot of new music dropped this Saturday (Oct. 25), eh? Rick Ross drops a cut called “Black Bottles” featuring Atlanta group Migos.
Fights break out everyday; but the likelihood of throwing down in fisticuffs seem to increase when Migos are performing. After the trio notoriously put hands on an attempted chain-snatcher, group member Offset got into a similar altercation with a fan at a Springfield, Mass. show.
Mounds of new Migos content will roll out in the upcoming weeks, as the trio ready their Rich Ni**a Timeline mixtape for a November 5 release. As anticipation for the project increases, Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset drop their new track, “Story I Tell.”
Rap trio Migos built their brand as a unit, but we’ve seen members fly solo or alongside fellow Atlanta rappers on recent tracks. That said, Take Off drops off a thumping tune titled “What Move Would U Make,” featuring PeeWee Longway.
Expect the sounds of Atlanta sound off in speakers near and far at the end of October. With Future readying his Monster mixtape to release on the 28th of this month, fellow ATLiens Migos reveal that their next body of work arrives just days later on Halloween (October 31).
Migos return bearing an audible jewel called “Fake Watch Busta,” which is named after a site dedicated to exposing rappers who wear phony time pieces.
With “Fight Night” and more recently “Handsome and Wealthy” getting traction on the charts, Migos are very confident in saying they’ve earned their spot in rap. Hip-Hop Wired spoke with the southern trio at the 2014 BET Hip-Hop Awards, where they discussed their influence on the culture, new acquisitions by their label, Quality Control Music, and more.
Migos have created an inarguable momentum in recent weeks, having released new material, contributed guest verses to increasingly popular tracks, and even delivered a short film. Today, the trio continue their run with a freebie cut called “Trouble,” featuring T.I.
Operating under the assumption that “U Guessed It” and its video would be a hard act to follow for OG Maco was a major mistake. Today, the Atlanta rapper returns with that same energy on his new track, “F*CKEMx3,” featuring Migos.
Just when we thought we’d seen it all, Migos come out the woodwork with a trap musical titled Bando. Yes, you read that right.
After impacting rap with a successful run that included tracks like “Versace,” many wondered how Migos would follow up. The trio in turn answered with the No Labels II mixtape, which housed an eventual party starter in “Handsome And Wealthy.”
Every festival has its rain year. It’s inevitable, but how the inclement weather affects the day speaks volumes to how the powers that be can acclimate to the unforeseen conditions. Considering that, we’d say that the Trillectro Music Festival in Washington D.C. has a very promising future.
