FBG’s underrated member Casino and Memphis Trap Star Young Dolph might have a hit with “Make It Work.” It’s no wonder, the song was produced by Sonny Digital, Metro Boomin and Southside. DJ Outta Space, DJ S.R. & iAmGambinoATL premiered it on their new Space Jams 6 tape, out now on LiveMixtapes.
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Glizzy Gang’s youngest, newest members toast to their success on the new single “I Made It.”
After many delays, setbacks and hold-ups, Tokyo Daimo (the best rapper in DC that you never heard of) is dropping two new projects. No, really, an EP and an LP (the unreleased Red Scare) are both set to be released in the month of August. For his first single from the LP, Ghostwritten by Wayne Perry, Daimo takes it to the trap with producer Rick Flare on “Ms. White.” Wish Daimo a happy belated, his birthday was yesterday.
Tootie Ro leaks a song he did with ASAP Ant before their recent falling out.
OC Hermo blesses us with a solid new single, “Cancel That Bitch” with his producer, Trapstar and homie Roc Solid. This guy might be my favorite “Street Rapper” from DC right now.
Mike Brown Da Czar and Clipstar let loose a dope new video for “What You On,” a favorite from Brown’s Trappin & Traveling mixtape with J5.
DC-area artist Jay IDK, proudly announces his SubTrap (Suburban Trap) album, set to be released 8/25/15. Jay has come a long way from the Maryland suburbs. Check out a teaser below if you aren’t familiar with “King Trappy.” Pre-order here.
Chugaloo goes in over a Kendrick classic. Video shot by Clipstar.
DJ Torch and Capitol Cinema present the video to “Lulboy” featuring Mike Brown and Money Montana, produced by Jonny5. Crankage.
DJ Champ lets loose a crazy new record from White, Yak Gotti and Duke. This appeared on the New Trap City 4 mixtape.
Issa J puts his own touch on Future and Drake’s standout track. The MUD BRUVAz mixtape with Fat Trel is on the way.
In April, Future filmed his “Trap N***as” video in an East Atlanta trap house known as “The Zoo.” After the video was filmed (but before it was released) the house was raided by Dekalb County police. All occupants except ManMan Savage were arrested. Later, after some, like Key! were released, Savage sifted through the wreckage and announced the end of “The Zoo.”
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Big Shaad drops the “Dirty Game” video from his recent project. You know what this is about.
T. Boogie, DC’s most underrated goes Future on his new track “56 Joints.” I’m also posting two other songs. One is from a week ago that I missed somehow, over Chief Keef’s “Where.” The other is his new, self-produced single “Yuh8n?” Dolan needs to send him some more heat.
Live from the basketball court, Lightshow drops the video for his freestyle over Shy Glizzy’s “Score,” shot by Chop N Shoot.
Last week, months after Tootie Ro left Marino Gang, the artist formerly known as Juvie Ro took aim at his ex-labelmate Tootie in “Wassup.” Today, Ro responded with his own track, “Bluffin Ass N***A.” Again, we aren’t here to take sides, we’re here for the music.
WSHH drops another exclusive video, this time from Johnny Cinco’s Trap Religious mixtape.
Baraq and Peewee talk about the “Struggle” in their new video, shot by FoolwiththeCamera and WhoNeedzSkool.
I forgot to post this Lightshow track from last week. “Made Man” is produced by Lil One. Life Sentence 3 coming soon…
Sonny Digital drops a dope instrumental that might end up on, or was intended for Key!’s upcoming Screaming Dreams.
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