Wale just dropped two INCREDIBLY short heaters for fans to enjoy. The above clip is an offshoot from his Cherry Blossoms Foamposite campaign and features plenty of D.C.’s finest artists and creators. Below, Folarin tapped T-Minus for an equally dope drop.
Please, PLEASE: Let there be more where this came from (and we’re not counting his upcoming tour and MGM extragavanza, either).
A quick lil’ two-pack from St. Louis’ finest. In related news (and we can’t stress how late this question is): What’s going on with Sexyy Red’s tour?
Produced by the legendary Nottz. You can also check out an OffBucks clip below.
The legendary DJ Money got a club banger that’s perfect for either side of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (and all of the spots in between). Co-produced by Chad Paul.
Damn, bro. Our whole generation is in straight turmoil. From NBC News:
Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan, who burst onto the hip-hop scene in 2013, died in Georgia, authorities said.
The Fulton County Medical Examiner said in a statement that Atlanta’s Grady Memorial Hospital notified its personnel Thursday of the rapper’s death.
He was 33, the office said.
A cause and manner of death was not released. An autopsy has been scheduled for Friday, the medical examiner said.
The artist, whose given name is Dequantes Devontay Lamar, scored a big hit more than a decade ago with the song “Type of Way.” He followed it up in 2015 with “Flex (Ooh, Ooh, Ooh).”
Rapper Boosie Badazz posted about his friend’s death on social media.
He said the two had “GOOD ASS MEMORIES TOGETHER N THAT GO ALWAYS BRING A SMILE TO MY FACE. #restupquan.”
Boosie Badazz said the two artists were collaborating together before Rich Homie Quan’s death.
Rich Homie Quan’s family and his management representatives could not be reached for comment Thursday afternoon.
Let’s keep it a buck: Chris Allen, KA$, Eddie V., U-S.BEE, and all other BELIEVERSONLY. affiliates have been crafted some of the best music in the D.C. area. Below, they deliver a 16-song body of work that should keep their exponentially growing fanbase well-fed for the colder months.
Fire. UPDATE: You can also check out a few clips of Frank Blunt performing the self-produced track (courtesy of Gerald Hatch) below.
The one who might be the illest lyricist in this city delivered a full-length project with 17 dope cuts and assists from Navy Blue, Willie The Kid, Domo Genesis, Fly Anakin, and — wait for it — Inspectah Deck. Press play below, along with an OffBucks-directed clip for “Dreaming.”
This might be Noochie’s biggest guest appearance yet. The freakin’ LOX paid a visit to the “Front Porch” for a quick-strike performance.
Virginia’s own Kali Uchis tries her hand at hot (!) wings alongside City Girl JT.
Kali Uchis and JT are powerhouse talents in the music industry. But today, these friends and collaborators have two choices: Tell the truth, or suffer the wrath of the Last Dab. Whoever eats the most wings, loses!
From Kali rating her past fits to JT ranking female rappers, these artists will either need to be honest or go head-to-head with the Wings of Death. Will Kali beat JT in a compliment battle and take home the golden chicken wing trophy? Watch an all-new episode of Hot Ones Versus and find out!
The ever-prolific Xanman gives fans an appetizer (mere months after Fent Faiyaz, mind you) before his next full-length effort. Check out his new five-song EP below.
Shot by A+ Crew and directed by LB199x and D. Forest (below). You can also stream the Starkamand-produced track here.
Bro really found a pocket that’s like retro and futuristic at the same time. Check out his latest single and visual, which is taken from his upcoming LP Coyote (out Sept. 27). You can check out the trailer — and some upcoming tour dates — in support of that below as well.
DMV’s own Yung Maaly decided to flip Cash Cobain and Laila!’s star-studded hit. Directed by ShotByStot.
Hey, man — we’re all about that ’90s type of love, too. Check out a four-track EP from the breathtaking Janae Music, complete with a couple of assists from 3ohBlack and XL The Scholar.
For those who missed it, you can check out Logic’s latest album of the same name here.
YungManny and Nino Paid’s early month drop gets a dope visual. Directed by PinkFiftiess.
Produced by TrapMoneyBiggie and directed by Kiiru.
Live from the Motor City. Shot by Jerry Production.
Chance The Rapper sits down for Noochie’s “Front Porch Talk” series. If you missed it, you can enjoy Chance’s Front Porch performance here.
Alabama rising star YhapoJJ links with DMV frontrunner Nino Paid for his latest drop. Shot by VitaBoy.
