Def Jam rapper Logic is currently prepping the While You Wait EP for a forthcoming release. From it, fans receive a new track called “Alright,” featuring Big Sean.
Keeping up Hit-Boy on social networks is essential if you’d like updates on he and HS87’s upcoming We The Plug LP. A new song titled “Grindin’ My Whole Life” gives further reasoning as to why fans should keep up with the West Coast collective.
If that uptempo Bay Area energy is what you seek, we suggest that you stream IamSu!’s new single “What You About,” featuring Wiz Khalifa and Berner. The cut appears on the HBK Gang rapper’s upcoming debut album, Sincerely Yours, due out May 13.
Iggy Azalea joins Future and Asher Roth in the race for dominant rap album on the Billboard charts with her debut The New Classic.
A$AP Rocky has a history of rhyming over a very eclectic palette of music. Because of that, it’s no surprise that he’d be comfortable with kicking a few bars over Lykke Li’s “No Rest For The Wicked.”
Other than loose releases from A$AP Ferg and more recently A$AP Rocky, A$AP Mob have been rather quiet while working on their L.O.R.D. compilation LP. But that changes today with a song titled “Xscape” by A$AP Twelvy.
On this week’s episode of The Combat Jack Show, the gang connect with one of Hip-Hop’s most prolific MCs, Pharoahe Monch. Representing Queens to the fullest, the veteran poet elaborated on the inspiration behind his P.T.S.D. album and more.
This year, April 20 was more festive than your average Sunday. Considering the day’s dual connotation, the secular side missed the support of proud marijuana smoker Mac Miller, but that changes today with three new tracks.
Over the weekend, Hip-Hop Wired was live at the Broccoli City Festival in Washington D.C. While there, attendees sang praises of local newcomer Goldlink, who’s “Wassup” track is gaining traction.
Atlanta rapper K Camp has been one of the more consistent newcomers this year. Last night, he continued his string of song releases with the “Off The Floor (Remix),” featuring Wale.
First and foremost, it’s dope to see how many New York City MCs are collaborating these days. That said, Vado returns with a new tune titled “Zoo Muzik,” featuring Coke Boys’ own Chinx and veteran Mobb Deep member Prodigy.
Much of the hoopla has been around Cam’ron as of late, but Dipset’s own Jim Jones has been cooking up tracks in the studio as well. Today, he returns with a track titled “Way The Game Goes,” featuring Future and Young Scooter.
