YSL’s North Carolina-bred signee Strick just dropped his second full-length project, The Machine Vol. 1. Featuring YSL CEO Young Thug, as well as labelmates T-Shyne, HiDoraah, Young Jordan, and Zelly Vibes.
Above, you can also check out a visual for project cut “VEVO.”
Mooda is coming in through the “Front Door” in his latest video, a quick, 2 minute heater directed by 1drince.
YG Addie delivers with his latest project, Addie Calipari. Widely regarded as “the best out of the Mob right now”, at least according to Twitter, this Ant project is full of catchy tracks (“Tyson’s Corner”, “NBA Live 2005”, “Bri Bri Keep Playin”, etc.) Stream above.
Despite being locked down, Fat Trel released a new project, 1901, named after the address of D.C.’s jail. With plenty of features (Kevin Gates, Bandhunta Izzy, Z-Wayne, Tate Kobang, Travis Porter’s Quez) and plenty of buzz about Trel’s return, 1901 is a project worth listening to.
Pablo Juan drops some new heat. “No Safety” was produced by Quay Global, and the video was shot by Juddy Remix Dem.
UPDATE III: TIDAL, Apple, Spotify, Youtube, Pandora, Amazon and Google Play are all available to stream
UPDATE II: Stream the whole album via the Youtube playlist above
UPDATE: Just Apple music (below) and Google Play are streaming the album for now, will update with other services soon.
After an acclaimed documentary and a huge amount of hype, Dreamville Records Revenge of The Dreamers III compilation album is here. If you saw the REVENGE doc, you know what to expect. The record label’s entire roster of J. Cole, Bas, Cozz, Omen, Lute, Ari Lennox, EarthGang, and J.I.D, with guests from all over. The biggest standouts from the long list of features including T.I., Dreezy, and SmokePurpp are Buddy, who stole the show in the documentary, Young Nudy, and Guapdad 400. Those last three are the only non-Dreamville artists to be on the album twice. The full credits are included below, as well as album streams from multiple platforms. Enjoy.
Marr Drops a new heater with “Slimey Part 2”. Shot in the studio by Juddy Remix Dem, who is killing the videos lately.
D.C.’s own Cheecho drops off a new project with 13 dope cuts and zero features.
Felipe and the Boiz return with a new video, “Crash Dummy”, shot by Damien P.
Z Money drops the visual for a favorite from the Shawty Paid mixtape. Shot by Juddy Remix Dem.
After releasing back to back singles in the past couple of months it’s safe to say Bucky has something big he’s about to roll out! Here he his with another banger titled ” Gunnin’ ” this time produced by Marino Infantry’s Lord Fubu. Bucky Malone delivers a hard auto-tuned hook over a smooth melody by Fubu.
VA native Rari Flips Melly’s “Murder on my Mind” into something a little more uplifting for Radio Ready’s new freestyle series.
Lil Nas X really changes the fashion game out here.
Jeezy and his cowboys boots has a new single out titled “1 Time,” which is hopefully taken from his long-awaited TM104 project.
Mike Brown drops two freestyles in one for his latest video, shot by Capitol Cinema.
Shy Glizzy drops a video for “How I’m Coming”, from his latest project, Covered N’ Blood. This video was shot on his home block of 37th Street, after Shy’s unfortunate beef with Young Jose.
As soon as Xanman touched down in LA, he met up with Adam 22 for a No Jumper interview. The DMV rapper talked about growing up in Maryland, how he got his artist name, facing jail time for a gun charge, label meetings, and many more. I’m calling it now, this kid is blowing up, the next big artist to blow up from the DMV.
To celebrate his new found independence, after separating from Warner Records, Phora (@PHORAONE) liberates the introspective visual for “Forgive Me.” Last seen sharing the small screen with 6LACK for Love Is Hell cut “Stuck In My Ways,” the 6th Element-directed clip finds the Cali-based rap act coming face to face with his demons – shedding light on past transgressions while embracing the pain of growth and transformation. This release signifies Phora official departure from Warner Records (fka Warner Bros. Records) as he will solely be recording music under his indie label Yours Truly Records going forward.
New loose single from Shabazz, who teased an upcoming project on IG the other day. “Trap Jumpin Jacks” is available on all platforms.
Guatemala-to-Maryland super-DJ/producer Carnage is back with a Summer rave cut titled “Wait For Me,” which features assistance from fellow party-starters G-Eazy and Wiz Khalifa.
Three of DC’s most talented link for “Opposition,” their new video shot by Uncle Curt. J5 on the beat!
Tee Grizzley drops off the visual for “More Than Friends,” off of his current project Scriptures. Directed by 20K Media Group.
Megan Thee Stallion sat down with Rap Radar’s Elliott Wilson and B Dot to talk about her latest project, Fever, her upbringing, artists she looks up to, being embraced by her idols, and much more.
Gray, MoeMoneyCam and Reggie Regg were live in Landover for Gray’s latest video, “Used To Be Broke.” When you gonna shoot a video for that Brodinski song, Gray?
After announcing the release date to the documentary “Revenge”, Dreamville releases two singles in preperatin for their upcoming compilation album, Revenge of The Dreamers 3. “Lambotruck”, featuring Cozz, REASON and Childish Major is out, as well as “Costa Rica”, featuring Bas, J.I.D., Guapdad 4000, Reese LAFLARE, Jace, Mez, Smokepurpp, Buddy and Ski Mask The Slump God. Enjoy these two tracks until we get the full project on Friday.
