Rick Ross continues his giving streak, gifting fans with a new Jahlil Beats-produced track titled “Work.”
The Game delivers a visual for “Ryda,” featuring Dej Loaf, from is upcoming The Documentary II album.
Mike WiLL Made-It’s Ear Drummers Records houses two groups. One is a dynamic duo who prefer bad women, while the other, a troop of rappers called Two-9, return today with “Full House.”
Newfound freedom is just what the doctor ordered for Trinidad Jame$, who returns with free album for your consumption called No One Is $aFe.
Earlier this month, up and comer Scotty ATL delivered his On the Road 2 Spaghetti Junction mixtape in collaboration with Scion AV. From the project, he delivers a visual for his standout track, “Pray Alone,” featuring Killer Mike and Trouble.
Trinidad Jame$ is very much a part of Def Jam, but it’s unclear what his strategy is in regards to releasing new music. Nevertheless, he returns with a track titled “B*tch Plea$e” featuring Scotty, Goldyard, and 2$ Fabo of the “illustrious” D4L.
Southern MC Scotty ATL got some things off of his chest on the Illmind-produced “Doin My Thang.” Free of any form, the up and comer’s verses are strung together by a simple chorus that chants “F**k it, I’m doin’ my thang.”
Noteworthy up and comer Scotty returns today with a visual for his smooth tune “Game.” The bubbling ATLien takes us to church in a proverbial sense here alongside fellow southerners Trinidad Jame$ and Big K.R.I.T.
First and foremost, “Conversations On That Brown” is an awesome title for a song. It also perfectly describes the vibe on up and comer Scotty‘s latest track, featuring Trinidad Jame$. Built on the premise that dark liquor brings out the truth, Scotty raps “respect is all I ask, something brown in my glass” to kick off […]
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