Skyzoo returns with the third installment of his Penny Freestyle Series Pt. 2 with the Illmind-produced “A Fool’s Lullaby” — the beat comes from an 8thW1 song.
“Feds Watching” is slowly climbing the charts, but that didn’t stop 2 Chainz from returning with a new heater titled “Where U Been?,” featuring Cap 1.
A shortened version of the OVO Fest is just days away. So, Drake drops “All Me,” featuring 2 Chainz and Big Sean, the latest single from his forthcoming new album, Nothing Was The Same.
Those privileged enough to hear Travi$ Scott‘s “Quintana” in a party atmosphere can attest to its livening effects. And that was before this remix, featuring bubbling Atlanta rappers Migos, hit the Internets.
Just one new cut in the last month and change? Curren$y is having a relatively slow summer but nevertheless closes out July by dropping a joint (no pun) called “Ox.”
After delivering a few quality tracks, Pete Rock and Camp Lo return with the full 80 Blocks From Tiffany’s Pt. II project as promised.
It’s tough not to root for Stalley. The MMG representative and Ohio native drops a new cut called “A-Wax.”
Black Milk decided to preview some of his latest work in a creative way via a track titled “The Kraft.” In fact, calling this drop a song wouldn’t be fitting, because it’s actually a compilation of multiple beats.
DJ Sourmilk and Justin Credible (b.k.a. L.A. Leakers) have pretty much cornered the market in regards to getting exclusive west coast releases. Last night, the duo debuted a new track by Nipsey Hussle called “Summertime In That Cutlass.”
Childish Gambino aka Donald Glover returns from a short hiatus and releases a new cut called “Centipede.”
Lush beats and catchy choruses are cool, but there’s nothing like pure, uncut rap over a grimey beat. If you share our sentiments, this new EP from Willie The Kid and Alchemist called Masterpiece Theatre is for you.
Rappers have a knack for dropping songs to celebrate their birthdays. Case in point, Casey Veggies turned 20 yesterday (July 18) and was so excited that he premiered a track called “Baby Don’t Cry.”
