
This was apparently taken from Frida, which Angel Haze hinted at releasing this week (she then stated that she’s starting over).

This was apparently taken from Frida, which Angel Haze hinted at releasing this week (she then stated that she’s starting over).

Rick Ross releases his ninth album Rather You Than Me, which features appearances from Meek Mill, Yo Gotti, Future, Ty Dolla $ign and more. You can stream that below; we also included the new video for ‘Trap Trap Trap’ (featuring Young Thug and Wale).

Seemingly backing away from the “Jefe” name change, Shy Glizzy is back with a new banger titled ‘No I.D.’, which features Atlanta rapper 21 Savage. Check it out below.

Something to hold the fans over until SHINE finally drops. Featuring previously heard tracks ‘Heisman Watch’, ‘Groundhog Day’ and Wale’s remix of Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape of You’. The D.C. rapper’s ‘Nas Is Like’ freestyle and his addition to WillThaRapper’s ‘Pull Up Hop Out’ also make an appearance.
Jefe and 21 don’t need “No I.D.” as they flex over a sample-based beat by Ceej from Two-9.

St. Louis rapper Smino delivers his new project blkswn, produced by Monte Booker. As far as why he chose today to drop it:
March 14 is my hometown holiday. St. Louis sounds like midnight at the River Front at all times to me. It’s slowed down but turned up. People here speak from the heart, even our trap rappers speak that blues.

New D.C. For his latest, Tino Loud drops off a huge posse cut titled ‘Chase A Check’, which features fellow DMV peers 3ohBlack, JJ By The Wayy and WillThaRapper. Check that out below…
…in related news, Tino is also releasing his new project titled Second Chances on March 25th, which will feature appearances from Big Flock, Rico Nasty and more. Check out the artwork and tracklisting for that as well.



UPDATE: Goldlink has responded (below).
So, we were in the middle of posting GoldLink’s new — and very dope — track ‘Meditation’, which features Jasmine Sullivan and sees production from KAYTRANADA, when an artist named Smilo revealed a track of his own that has clear similarities. Check out both below…did Goldlink steal these lyrics? Or worse — is there a ghostwriter situation at play a la Drake?
Y'all heard dat new GoldLink? Lol pic.twitter.com/p65uKBdQkJ
— blkswn 3/14 (@SminoBrown) March 10, 2017
“I still see ya, I still see ya
Doin’ everything that we said we gon’ do
Girl I still see ya, I still see ya
Puttin’ all my pride and my girls to the side
‘Cause I still see ya, I still see ya
Smokin’ all my weed, bend the corners in the streets
I can still see ya, I still see ya
You wanna be me, I wanna eat ya
I wanna meet your ex, so I can beat him
And have a daughter, and be a teacher
And never follow, and be a leader
And baby girl, I still see ya
I got a light-skinned bitch who look like Beige Loaf
And she fight and fuck me in the same clothes
But when I put that daddy, baby daddy, papa stroke
She curl her toes and close her eyes
I finish up, she adios”


If you haven’t heard, Young Dolph experienced some, er, conflict during CIAA weekend when an unknown assailant shot up his (bulletproof) SUV. Well, the Memphis emcee addresses that on his new track ‘That’s How I Feel’, which features Gucci Mane and is taken from the upcoming project Bulletproof (he really doesn’t GAF; the tracklisting reads like an actual response to what happened).
So….what’s Yo Gotti thinking right about now?

Dreamville’s newest signee drops off a new 12-track project titled The Never Story, which features appearances/production from EarthGang, 6LACK, Childish Major, J. Cole and more. Stream below and pick up the project via iTunes.

Following an earlier release, Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti drop off a second track titled ‘Woke Up Like This’, produced by Pi’erre Bourne.
Young M.A looks to create another ‘Ooouuu’ with her latest banger ‘Hot Sauce’, taken from her upcoming EP HerStory.

Two generations of Memphis Hip-Hop unite. Taken from Pat’s upcoming Cheeze N Dope 4.

Rather You Than Me drops this Friday. You can also check out the album’s tracklisting below the audio.


For 25 years, Raekwon has been one of the most sought out voices in music; a true originator of lyricism, street fashion and inventive music. On 3-24-2017 the legendary emcee will release his seventh solo album The Wild. Released through his own IceH20 imprint along with EMPIRE, the album is a stark commentary on both the world and the music industry–everything is wild, Rae notes, alluding to his new album’s symbolic title.
With so much uncertainty in the world, it’s never been more apparent that this jungle needs order; and as the apex predator within hip-hop’s jungle, Raekwon plans to restore order with The Wild.
Today, via an exclusive premiere with Rolling Stone, Raekwon releases the second single from The Wild, “My Corner,” which features Lil Wayne.
“Wayne is a charismatic individual and his flows are dumb delightful” Raekwon commented to Rolling Stone. “I studied him way back and appreciated the opportunity to trade bars with him. I always heard his voice on this and I was very pleased hearing him tap dance on a different style of production. “My Corner” is a flashback to them good ole terrible blocks and we take you back to all black outfits. This record must be played at high volume.”

Rising star Kris Kasanova liberates a new EP titled Always Something, available for streaming below.

Two dope new tracks from the man formerly (still currently) known as Tity Boi; stream below via Apple Music. Pretty Girls Like Trap Music is on the way.

Ace Hood is back with a new cut titled ‘2 Fux’, produced by Reazy Renegade.

Another cut from Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands project (which T.I. and DJ Skee executive produced, which is dope).