Wiz Khalifa promised his latest studio album Khalifa today, but instead pulled an audible. With the project now releasing on February 5, he offers up his previously teased single, “Bake Sale,” featuring Travi$ Scott, as a consolation.
Curren$y is an one man factory, churning out music in massive amounts during an era where the artists we remember today are easily forgotten tomorrow.
Last weekend’s edition of OVO Sound Radio featured new music, not only from A$AP Rocky, but from another special guest DJ Mustard.
Anderson .Paak, one of the most enigmatic rising artists to impact music in some time, has finally delivered his long-promised album Malibu.
Freddie Gibbs, during an appearance on NPR’s Microphone Check podcast, said he’s lyrically comparable to highly lauded MCs Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole. The ESGN spitter didn’t hesitate to release new bars to back his claims, returning today with two new tracks.
The Game delivered The Documentary 2 and The Documentary 2.5 a week apart back in October, providing fans with 36 tracks to feast on (not including an iTunes bonus cut).
With the new year underway, Mike WiLL Made-It releases Rae Sremmurd’s new track “By Chance,” the first single from his upcoming Ransom 2 mixtape.
YG has been mum in recent months, allowing only FADER access in a candid interview detailing him getting shot, how that’s affected his movement in LA, and what his new album, Still Krazy (due 2016), will sound like. Fans can gauge the latter by getting an earful of three new songs released by the Compton rapper.
Things are a lot more menacing this time around, and we can thank Ab-Soul for that. The TDE rapper returned with a new cut from his upcoming These Days album called “Stigmata,” featuring Action Bronson and Asaad.
Philly’s own Asaad has an admitted chip on his shoulder, but rather than let those feelings fester, he vents on his new mixtape, Flowers II. As a result, fans receive a true life update on the rapper’s hiatus that makes for a solid listening experience.
It’s been a while since we’ve heard from North Philadelphia’s own Asaad. But fret not, he created Flowers II in his absence and returns today with “Alejandro Jodorowsky Flow,” featuring Ab-Soul.
A new culture of MC is brewing in Philly, and at the forefront of this new wave of talent is recent Fools Gold signee GrandeMarshall. Just shy of 20 years old, the young MC/producer displays bars that span beyond his years on “Boathouse Row,” featuring fellow Philadelphian and frequent collaborator Asaad. Check out both rappers […]
