Music was in a pretty good place this week by our standards. The Internets received new material from some of Hip-Hop’s biggest artist and most talked about up-and-comers alike.
We saw a surprise drop from a familiar southern autotune crooner. In the same breath, we had to select from a quartet of new releases courtesy of a YMCMB superstar. Thirdly, a legend and an artist with a great chance to live up to those standards connected on wax, as well.
Check out this installment of The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Songs Of The Week after the jump. Let us know if we missed anything in the comments.
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Future – “Sh¡t” (Prod. By Mike Will Made It)
Future Vandross ditched the crooning for some aggressive chants. It works.
Action Bronson – “Heel Toe” (Prod. By Harry Fraud)
Bronsolino is certainly one of the illest rhyming right now.
Wale ft. Dom Kennedy & YG – “Hella”
In a perfect world, “Hella” could have been a worthy single. Listen to hear why.
Fabolous – “Young OG”
It’s always good to hear some quality bars from Loso. This is no different.
Daft Punk ft. Pharrell – “Get Lucky” (Remix)
As if “Get Lucky” wasn’t already a perfect song, the Robots returned with a 10 minute remix for your listening pleasure.
The Bullitts ft. Jay Electronica – “Murder Death Kill”
We’re at a crossroads with this track, because Jay Elect still hasn’t dropped a proper album. It’s definitely an ill piece of work, though.
Gourdan Banks ft. Meek Mill – “Where Are You”
Meek provided a platform for his Dreamchasers artist, and the Philly crooner knocked it out of the park.
Drake ft. J. Cole – “Jodeci Freestyle”
Raw lyricism is all Aubrey and Jermaine had to give on this heater.
Migos ft. Drake – “Versace”
Drizzy has a known history on hopping on remixes and demolishing them — especially tracks of a southern variety.
J. Cole & Nas – “Let Nas Down” (Remix)
Two generations met in the middle and the end result was a truly beautiful moment in Hip-Hop.
