Glizzy Gang Drops New Mixtape ‘Be Careful’ (STREAM)

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UPDATE: Thanks to Spinrilla, you can now enjoy the mixtape in full below.

Much like Lil Wayne did today with his new single (via TIDAL), Shy Glizzy’s Glizzy Gang collective have released their new mixtape Be Careful — the only way you can hear it (right now) it exclusively through MyMixtapez…you can download the app and check out the new music here.

Again, congrats to Shy on making it on this year’s XXL Freshman list…big things for D.C.

A$AP TyY – OWell

As the weather starts to heat up A$AP TyY comes through with his DR. Manhattan produced banger “oWell”. The erie-sounding, 90s reminiscent track brings takes things back to the Cam’ron’s “Horse & Carriage” days with a touch of Busta’s “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See”. This tracks solidifies TyY is here to stay and scores another one for Harlem and the A$AP Mob Camp.

Manolo Rose – HipHopSince1987 Interview

HHS1987’s E-Money and Rick Dange sat down with rising New York rap star Manolo Rose.

Manolo Rose, the rising talent from New York sat down with HHS1987’s EMoney to talk about an array of topics. The man behind “Run Ricky Run,” “Super Flexin,” and Troy Ave’s “All About The Money” talks about his creative process. He briefly discussed the story behind that “All About The Money” record for those who don’t know. Then he talked about how he comes up with some of the concepts for his records.

He talked about his upcoming ‘Concrete Rose’ album and tour. The album drops on June 2nd and will feature the late Chinx Drugz, Vado, Dave East, Rodwy Rebel (GS9), Problem & more. Following the album is the tour, where Manolo will be hitting damn near every city from July 2nd through August 28th.

He talked about working with other New York City artists, and shares his thoughts on the NYC rap scene. He talked about having worked with Chinx shortly after “All About The Money” was released last year. He talked about being at French Montana’s “Off The Rip” video shoot in NYC when the police shut down the set with a few arrests. He talks about having multiple tracks with Vado as well. When it comes to the NY rap scene he wants the area to stop focusing on one aspect of their rap because NY rap gets categorized as Jay Z, Nas & Biggie. He feels like the DMX, Busta Rhymes, Onyx, MOP, and more have always brought more energy to NY’s rap scene. With that being said he talks about the train of thought that complains about the current state of NY rap. He said the internet made the world flat, so connecting with young producers who only know how to produce that “trap” sounding drum pattern is not his fault.