BARS. Bars for days. Too many quotables in Ankhlejohn’s “Donald Trump” song. H.N.I.C. AKA “Spook Waffle” on the beat. Shaapithegoat behind the camera. Although a line is a line, and a title is just that, for the record, we aren’t down with any “pussy grabbing”, or sexual assault, Fuck Trump.
After her “Iggady” remix this summer, Bali Bay is the latest female artist to get a buzz, both in the DC area and Atlanta. Alongside collaborations with Lotto Savage and Hoodrich Pablo, she worked with locals G $tar Giorgio and Too Easy black. Check these projects out, more on the way soon
The Return Of East Atlanta Santa drops next month.
Featuring Famous Dex, Jeremih, Migos, Young Thug, Desiigner and more. Stream below.
We presume that this is all the actions of a man trying to remain in the spotlight for the next season of whatever reality show he’s on. Soulja Boy did eventually drop his diss as promised (above), and then he did this (below):
WTF?
Produced by 1500 Or Nothin’ and taken from the We Can Do This Together movement. Support by purchasing the track via iTunes.
Featuring Fat Trel, Dave East, Red Cafe, Black Youngsta and more. Stream below.
Taken from Rich The Kid’s Keep Flexin’ mixtape, out tomorrow.
Despite being temporarily behind bars, the show must go on for Big Flock, who has had a whirlwind of a year. The Great Depression is a reflection of his growth in this past year, with a wide array of songs, styles and features. All around, Flock and everyone involved put their hearts into this music and it shows (review coming soon.) Check out The Great Depression below, via Audiomack. For those of you wondering, yes downloads are on, although you may have to go to Audiomack directly to be able to do so. For a DJ-free version, you can stream on Tidal or support Flock and the team and buy the project on iTunes.
Streetrunner decided to unearth (and polish) a classic Lil Wayne record from the (leaked) Carter III sessions. Remember those days?
Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Rae Sremmurd’s Slim Jxmmi, Trouble, Dae Dae and Young Dolph. Check out K Camp’s latest below.
An updated version of a track originally released by DJ MLK.
Bronx rising star A. Boogie Wit Da Hoodie drops off a new EP titled TBA.
One last one for #FuckitFriday, Bucky Malone recruits Lil Dream, Jake Sinatra, Teeko and twntysevn for the syrupy, extended cut “Wit Me.” Quality music as usual, Bucky keeps rising.
Flock, 21, Fox 5 Gang, enough said. Great Depression tomorrow (tracklist below.)
T-Pain and Lil Yachty channel the iconic party guy/playboy Dan Bilzerian for their new collaboration. This is said to be appearing on T-Pain’s super long-awaited album Stoicville: The Phoenix.
Also: T-Pain reattached his dreads?
Courtesy of DJ Amaris, we get to hear a reunion between former GBE members Chief Keef and Lil Reese titled ‘Loose’ (produced by Chief Keef himself).
