Marino Infantry continue to deliver quality tunes for D.C., Maryland (and Baltimore) and beyond. MD’s Lulu P deliver his latest project, BIG 16 (All American P), which sees 16 new tracks and features from A$AP Ant, Soduh, Baby 9eno and Money Montana. Check it out below.
Atlanta legend Gucci Mane teams up with Louisiana’s NBA YoungBoy and NC’s DaBaby for his latest.
UPDATE: New visual added above.
Probably one of the biggest reunions this year. Lil Wayne reunites with Birdman and fellow Hot Boy Juvie on the new single “Ride Dat.”
DaBaby shows why he’s one of the best rappers out with his addition to Lil Nas X’s second big hit “Panini.”
D.C.’s Baby 9eno delivers his new project Trap God 9, which sees 13 tracks and features from Soduh, A$AP Ant and Rah 2xx. Press play below.
It looks like dopeSMOOTHIES is hitting a sabbatical in lieu of all of the fake s*** taking place in the city. First, he blesses up with a new offering titled BYE!, which features 3 tracks for his fans to enjoy. Check it out below.
More new tunes from Wiz. Definitely sure something new is on the way at this point.
This is dope: Renowned D.C. artist-producers Tone P and Crack Lucas join forces on the new single “Miracles.”
Riff Hendrix keeps the momentum coming, with a brand new single, produced by noted Alabaman Al Geno (best know for his work with Lil Baby, NoCap, etc.)
Danny Brown is officially done with his musical hiatus. The Detroit born-and-bred rapper just released his new video “Dirty Laundry”. His Viceland show, Danny’s House, is doing quite well, so Danny has announced a new album, uknowwhatimsayin, scheduled to be released December 4th. The album will be exectuive produced by Q-Tip, who also laced the beat for “Dirty Laundry”.
Danny himself said;
“This is [Q-Tip’s] album. I can’t take no credit. I’m just an actor in his movie,” he continued. “Which was so much less stressful for me, working on albums and stuff. A lot of sleepless nights working on songs and stuff. Now, I ain’t have to worry about it. I had just had to show up and rap which made it back fun for me again.”
Source: 2Dope
Big Riff releases a best-of compilation, Where Was This, just for the fans.
This is just a way of showing my fans that i love them all. – Riff
Wiz Khalifa is either 1.) unloading vault music for the hell of it or 2.) preparing us for a new project. Either way, it’s a win…check out his latest drops below.
If anyone’s had a worthy rebirth of sorts, it’s Yung Berg. Now known as Hitmaka, the producer-former artist links with Meek Mill, 2 Chainz, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Tyga and YBN Nahmir for the super-infectious cut “Thot Box.”
Featuring appearances from all of your favorites: DaBaby, Meek Mill, Travis Scott, Ozzy Osbourne, Future, Young Thug, Halsey, SZA, Swae Lee and Lil Baby. Press play below.
Lil Gotit surprises us with an impromptu full mixtape. The Real Goat has guest features from ATL favorites like Gotit’s brother Lil Keed, and Slimelife Shawty. Production from Zaytoven, AR, Rio, Southside, Wheezy, etc.
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New Rico, produced by Jetson Made.
Take a look behind-the-scenes at Lil Durk’s thought process for making Love Songs 4 The Streets 2, arguably the most influential album of this year (at least from a sonic perspective.)
If you’re reading this watch this video…its Future and Thugger.
New Money Mon, hopefully that tape is dropping soon. “MOVIES” was produced by YB on da Beat and shot in LA by the Music Cinema. Glad to see Lulu P in the video…
New day, new Pablo. Good day then. “This Fly” was shot by Juddy Remix Dem and produced by Ronny J.
JG Riff and Lil Ty went out into the sticks to shoot Riff’s latest video. Check it out, find out why Riff is the “BIGHOMIE2x”.
