SNN & Hitman Hunna link up once again to drop a very deep track about love, trial & error.
Written & Produced by Hunter Kieserman, Carlos Hood and Fernando Moore for Good Company Recordings / Thrillseekers / East 120. Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at Good Company Recordings, Olney MD.
WillTheRapper delivers his latest release, House Arrest, which features a single feature from Tino Loud and production from KingLeeBoy, Omeezy, 130, Hozay Beats and more. Stream below.
JT is finally free, and — as is customary nowadays — has delivered a new track in celebration of.
Rostrum Records and DMV’s own Lambo Anlo returns with “Blac Chyna” — the perfect single to kick off Howard Homecoming weekend. Press play on that below.
Maryland’s Travy Nostra delivers a new six-track EP for the masses. Stream in full below.
Uptown’s own Ben Rockin returns with a self-produced party-ready cut titled “Twerk In The Mirror,” which you can stream in full below.
D.C.’s own Ari Lennox joins BJ The Chicago Kid for one of 1123‘s standout tracks.
Young Borleone keeps pushing while Swerve and Flock are locked up (for now.) His latest project, Young Lord was released at the turn of the month. Young Lord, released as Borleone reaches 1 Million streams on Apple Music, finds the P.G. rapper introspective and scattered. Most songs are two minutes or less, with the Young Lord spitting in his signature, guttural style over sad, bouncy production. Borleone growls, snarls and whispers lines in equal parts, rapping lines like “Ain’t have no court, had to shoot in the crate” and “When you killing n****s it’s hard to repent”. He seems equal parts sinister and dejected, threatening murder while reflecting on a life of struggle and hardship, catching plays while thinking about friends locked away. But pressure makes diamonds, and as Borleone expands his art, his fanbase follows.
Young Lord is out now, Lil Syl is the only feature.
As can be seen below, the video should be arriving shortly. Woptober II drops October 17th. UPDATE: The video is now below.
Featuring 15 new cuts and appearances from Quando Rondo and NoCap.
Today is definitely Folarin day, and DC Hip-Hop legend Wale delivers his sixth album Wow… That’s Crazy, which sees 15 tracks and appearances from Ari Lennox, Boogie, Meek Mill, Rick Ross, Megan The Stallion, 6LACK, Bryson Tiller, Jeremih and more.
Check it out below, along with his latest visual for “BGM” and recent interviews with Hot 97 and The Breakfast Club.
MONTANA is on the way, and — from the way it looks — every song’ll probably be a hit record.
Read more on Pusha T’s latest heat (and the HBO series it’s meant for) here.
Heartbreak keeps the pressure on with a new Zeal DMV video, for “Stain.” It’s heat as always, I hear a full-length project is coming soon?
New flames from the multi-faceted Black Alley…check out their new single, “Kemosabe,” below.
The Jet Life trio is back with a new project titled Plan Of Attack…you can enjoy the 12-track offering below.
Some new heat from T.I. in lieu of his new show on Netflix. In related news…
No day is greater than finding out that Backyard Band has a new tape out on the streets. Get your copy of Street Drip one of two ways — through their official website, or at one of their upcoming shows.
UPDATE: It looks like we have an equally impressive round 2, as Dame delivered a back-to-back before receiving more lyrical slander from Shaq. The new tracks can be found below.
And this all started from Dame stating he was better than Shaw during a recent episode of Joe Budden’s podcast. Diss tracks below.
Fran¢ delivers a new 15-track project titled Free Agent, featuring appearances from 3ohBlack, Rico Nasty and more. Stream below.
Featuring appearances from Drake, Bryson Tiller, Usher, 6LACK, Jhené Aiko, PartyNextDoor and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. Stream below.
Chris Brown’s already track-heavy album Indigo gets 10 new cuts, which you can stream below.
More music from Wiz — this time, featuring DMV (we ain’t forget) artist 24hrs.
