Omarion is pretty white-hot right now musically (at least on the West Coast, right?); today, he continues the momentum with the new track ‘Game Over’, which features BJ The Chicago Kid. The song will appear on Omarion’s upcoming project Care Package 3.
Taken from the Chicago rapper’s upcoming mixtape 300 Degrees.
No word on if this appear on IAMSU!’s upcoming album KILT 3 or not.
Produced by Bobby Kritical, Nard & B and XL. In related news, K Camp has three projects about to drop: K.I.S.S. 3, King Slum and You Welcome…no clue which one the above track will appear on.
Just shortly after releasing Chuuurchonometry with co-conspirator UPT Killa, CBE’s Lil Tay is back with Anticipation, a solo mixtape compilation of what Tay has been up to lately; hard-hitting, catchy trap tales (produced by Rick Flare, mixed by Tweeze, hosted by Saysay.) Features from the rest of CBE/Pac Mob, Glizzy Gang and ShaqJames. Do I need to say anything more?
Big Flock has been on our radar for a while but for whatever reason, we missed Glockism when it dropped two weeks ago. If you missed it too, check out the aggressive raps, catchy hooks and thumping beats on this short (but to-the-point) project.
YSL’s most underrated, Lil Duke drops a brand new project. Hit Hard, Move Silent is exactly what he did with this project. Duke has been in the same circles as the biggest rappers in Atlanta for some time now. Instead of using them for their names or status, he has been working hard and stands on his own two feet. If you are looking for some big names in Southern Rap, you’ll definitely find them (Migos, Thugger, Birdman, etc.) But you might find yourself sticking around to listen to Lil Duke himself.
After Pablo Juan, White and Guapo killed DC this weekend, the three of them link up for the video to “Brick Wrapper.” Except this one to go places…
Lil Durk let’s go of his AutoTune-heavy ‘My Beyonce’, which features rumored “boo” DeJ Loaf. The track is said to appear on the Chicago emcee’s upcoming project 300 Days, 300 Nights.
Produced by POMO and (also) featuring additional vocals from Omarion. Purchase your copy via iTunes.
Mila J has been flooding the internet lately; her latest drop gives Bryson Tiller’s ‘Don’t’ a spin.
Two news tracks from the Memphis rapper-producer. Still no word on The Hustle Continues.
Virginia rappers DP and D.R.A.M. once again join forces for ‘For The Love Of’, which is taken from DP’s upcoming album Designer Casket. Produced by Ducko McFli.
Chief Keef puts his own spin on Gucci Mane’s Atlanta Zoo. Back From the Dead 3 and Finally Rolling 2 are on the way.
UPDATE: Full EP stream added below.
Berner and Cam’ron let go of another track from their upcoming project Contraband, which drops tomorrow — the Wiz Khalifa & Young Dolph-assisted ‘Dope Spot’.
Free TC drops this Friday.
Producer Young Chop turns on the AutoTune and jumps on the microphone (pause) for the new single ‘That’s All’, taken from the upcoming project Finally Rich 2.
Produced by (and courtesy of) Chopsquad’s DJ Bandz.
Rozay puts his spin on Future and Drake’s track ‘Where Ya At?’
Featured image source: Christopher Captain via Mass Appeal
Dr. Dre protege Anderson .Paak will soon to making his way to the front of the front of the line as his music continues to garner more interest. Yesterday, the good doctor premiered an unreleased number — ‘The Season/Carry Me’ — on his Beats 1 radio show.
This was premiered on Dr. Dre’s The Pharmacy radio show on Apple Music’s Beats 1. We beat Meek Mill’s wishing he went for a Pusha verse on that track instead of Drake…
