Covaboy ft. Abdou – “Pinky Promise” (Video)

Critically-acclaimed DMV rapper Covaboy’s new video, “PINKY PROMISE” was just released on YouTube, and will be available on all streaming platforms on December 22nd. The highly anticipated follow-up to previous singles like “Smile More” and “Hood Trophy” was produced by Rick Roman (and MoWatts), best known for his work with artists like Shy Glizzy, Ooz, and Lambo AnLo.

In a tribute to Black excellence and his hometown of Silver Spring, MD, Covaboy just dropped his new video, “Pinky Promise”, featuring Abdou, shot by ChaseMoney TV, and produced by Rick Roman and MoWatts. The song is Covaboy’s take on his upbringing and Black experience in America, spitting bars like; “Surviving in the trenches, we grew up on Section 8. All my heroes from the block, I’ve never seen one in a cape”. Expect to see more from Covaboy soon, including his debut Silver Sity project, including a song with Curren$y.

JABB – ‘Sensei’ (Album Stream)


Alexandria, VA’s finest, JABB, releases his first full-length project in years, entitled Sensei. The album showcases themes we can all relate to in the pandemic; the hustle and drive for more, romantic “entanglements”, and the struggle and stress when trying to make it. JABB shows that he can easily navigate the mainstream sound, rapping over modern Trap beats, and using Autotune easily. Organic collaborations with artists like 4Lo Drilla (free him) and VonnyFrmmDaAtm are must-listens, as well as songs like “Bentley Truck” and “Different”. The project is cohesive and enjoyable the whole way through, but each song could be a Singles by itself. Stream Sensei below.

Casanova Turns Himself In On Racketeering Charges

From TMZ:

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … the Brooklyn rapper surrendered at NYPD’s Midtown South Precinct Wednesday night at around 11:15 PM. We’re told his attorney was with him, and the FBI quickly swooped in to take him into custody.

According to docs, Casanova and 17 others are part of the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation gang that’s “committed murder, shootings, robberies, and assaults against their rivals and against fellow members of Gorilla Stone.” According to the indictment, the gang’s also accused of selling crack, coke in NYC and surrounding suburbs.

And, get this … federal prosecutors allege the gang “engaged in brazen fraud by exploiting benefits programs meant to provide assistance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.”

Casanova — who was the last alleged gang member still at large — was hit with one count of conspiracy to commit racketeering, one count of conspiracy to distribute controlled substances, and one count of possession of a firearm for drug-trafficking. If convicted, he could get life in prison.