Today’s Wired Tracks highlights a pair of songs from newcomers who are quickly becoming the voice of the streets on their respective coasts.
The boys are back in town. Despite rumblings of beef within the MMG camp, Rick Ross, Meek Mill, and Wale unite on a new track titled “Make It Work.”
A pair of Young Thug records have surfaced on the Internets: a jamming new record in “Gangster Sh*t,” and the full version of a previously leaked song called “Friend of Scotty,” now featuring Ty Dolla $ign.
Producer The Alchemist has created some of his best, albeit most slept on material with ScHoolboy Q. Proof can be heard in the original version of “Hoover Street,” which originally appeared on Quincy’s 2015 debut Oxymoron.
In a month’s time, Def Jam wordsmith Logic will have delivered his sophomore effort The Incredible True Story. In anticipation of the project, he deliver a second track called “Like Woah.”
Talking heads have championed Mac Miller’s new LP, GO:OD AM, but all of the heat he created during the album sessions didn’t land on the 17-song tracklist.
OVO Sound made its debut on Apple’s Beats 1 in style, premiering three records, including a remix of Wizkid’s “Ojuelegba,” featuring Drake. The track’s other guest, Skepta, releases a CDQ of the collab today.
Tan Boys representative Bodega Bamz keeps it all in his New York City family on his new track “Bring Em Out,” featuring Flatbush Zombies.
Maffew Ragazino may or may not be your personal rap savior but he’s certain to preach from his lyrical pulpit no matter how much recognition he gets.
There’s big expectations for the Brooklyn Nets this year. Not only do they have future Hall of Famer, Jason Kidd at the helm (irresponsibility aside), they obtained two fully capable veterans in Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, who still have a lot of life in their legs.
Today, The Incomparable Shakespeare drops #InvincibleDream, the appetizer to his forthcoming new album By Any Dreams Necessary. The Brooklyn MC serves us a mixtape loaded with fourteen tracks of freestyles and recent releases.
A few budding MCs are keeping Brooklyn’s brand of gritty, street rap alive. One of them is Maffew Ragazino, who returns today with “Business As Usual.” The track will appear on the All Is Fair mixtape from Frank the Butcher and BAU.
