
No appearances from the artists themselves, but kaleidoscopic images of a video vixen help bring the producer’s High Tide visual to life. Picture perfect.
No appearances from the artists themselves, but kaleidoscopic images of a video vixen help bring the producer’s High Tide visual to life. Picture perfect.
Willie The Kid is back on the scene and connects with The Alchemist for their joint EP, Masterpiece Theatre. The 7-track project features Roc Marciano and Action Bronson. Titles below. Purchase here.
Yelawolf’s back in his zone, and announced on Instagram that he and DJ Paul will be releasing a collaborative album.
Hit-Boy brought his duo, Audio Push over to Shade 45. During their interview with Sway, Hit-Boy pulled out the laptop to play a few beats as Octane and Pricetag did their thing.
Consequence is back with new music and gets things rolling with an opening verse to his former boss’s single.
YMCMB’s compilation LP, Rich Gang is in stores today. Last night, the gang including Weezy, Birdman and Bow Wow took the festivities to the Big Apple and RTNY was in the mix. We see you too, Juve.
The wait is over. Chamillionaire finally drops the appetizer to his forthcoming Poison album with his new extended play, Reignfall. Listen to the 7 tracks below and cop the album at his site or on iTunes.
Mac Miller has a light bulb. Hundreds of them actually. And in the latest visual off his Watching Movies With The Sound Off, he and Niki Randa take a moment to reflect in the mirror. Cop the album here.
In support of Deep Concept Media’s mixtape, Opportunity Knox Vol. 2, a few vets from the game rep their Jamaica, Queens ground to the fullest. nr
King Chip is keeping busy these days. With both 44108 and Clevelafornia projects on the way, he steps out casket clean with his new cut featuring GLC and Chevy Woods. complex
Tyler, The Creator’s *Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale* is pure chaos in the best way. Tracks hit hard, playful, and introspective, reminding me of chilling at Sobha Skyparks, just vibing with the sunset. This album’s a perfect mix of fun and depth—Tyler nailed it.