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Based off the free music lately, TM3: Victory Lap is definitely anticipated. Until that moment arrives, Nipsey is back with the production team 1500 or Nothin and is living with no regrets.
Kid Ink ain’t got time for frontin’. Produced by Soundz, the Alumni representer sees right through it all on his new record with Casey Veggies. It’s okay.
Rah Digga takes a dip in house music upcoming EP, Hood House. With a Dennis Ferrer “Hey Hey” sample on deck, here’s her first release.
At the stroke of midnight, the freak comes out on Kat Dahlia’s new track produced by Salaam Remi. In other, but disturbing news, she caught a D.U.I. last week in Miami. Her debut My Garden, coming soon.
In their effort to stop domestic violence, Mark Morrison returns with a new track featuring the Slaughterhouse MC and Slip-N-Slide songstress Shonie.
After getting “Straight For the Summer” with Loso a couple weeks ago, Vado comes right back with another collabo. With French on the hook, Vado, Pusha and Chinx talk whipping until they can’t whip anymore. Sounds like carpal tunnel to me. Look for Slime Flu 4 soon.
Sittin’ on nothing but red leather, Jahlil Beats puts the top down and pulls off on his new track featuring Re-Up Gang’s Ab-Liva and Akhen. Jahlil Beats’ Genius drops September 10.
Juicy J’s Stay Trippy is finally dropping on August 27th. And to help push the album, he drops off a new track dubbed after it’s release date. Fuck wit it.
Dreamville’s Omen is set to release his Elephant Eyes project come November 14 and is back this evening with a new track produced by J. Cole.
Plies joins the art club and caters to the ladies on his brand new recording. His album Purple Heart is coming soon.
Joell Ortiz brings racial profiling for discussion by adding a verse to Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ platinum hit. Yaowa!
In case you’ve been looking for 2 Chainz, he arrives today with a new track featuring T.R.U. University alumnus, Cap 1. Chainz rhymes are less than desired, but lyrically, Cap represents. B.O.A.T.S II: Me Time drops September 10th.
In his rap moniker, D-Boy Fresh, Drumma Boy gets on his paper chase on his new collaboration with Future and Young Dolph.
It seems as if everyone’s acting on their emotions. And today, Brianna Perry gets all up in hers on Rich Homie Quan’s track.
It’s all about Drake. And with the 4th annual OVO Fest days away, Drizzy delivers the second single from his upcoming album. Nothing Was The Same available Sept 17th.
MTV’s RapFix Live invited Busta Rhymes and Flo Rida during today’s session. Stalley swung by the set and closed out the show with an a cappella. His Honest Cowboy drops August 8.
Everything from drug issues to crooked cops, Angel Haze tackles some of the world’s ongoing issues on her personalized edition of Kanye’s track. Listen up.
Keeping Mason on board with a verse of his own, Count and Moonie up the ante even further with Jeezy, T.I., and Spenzo. And you thought I overuse my commas. Ha! Don’t Feed Da Killaz Vol. 4 August 16.
With his fellow Houston natives riding along, Kirko lets the top down and puts his drank to the sky on his new track off The Progression III. Mixtape coming soon.
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