Several months after its promised release, the official follow-up to the equally delayed VULTURES 1 arrives with 16 songs and assists from Playboi Carti, Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Desiigner (!), Lil Wayne, Future, Kodak Black, and more (no Young Moose?). Check it out below and expect mixing and mastering updates over time at the minimum.
Fans of Joony’s October 2023 release, Memento, just received a deluxe upgrade with seven additional cuts — including a collaboration with Blxst. Check out the updated body of work and a visual for “I Know” below.
…and now we gotta hear this version live. Check out Drew Keys’ Go-Go twist on Muni Long’s latest hit above.
Los Angeles talent KJ Conteh recruits Cali peer Syd and DMV’s own DB Bantino for his latest collab.
Because why the f*ck not?!
One of those collaborations that you wish were much longer. Hopefully, there’s an extended version on Sango’s upcoming album.
Respect to the Nuwo movement. Produced by Dpat, MannyVelli, and Sparkheem.
Arkansas talent ASTN teams up with DMV’s own Alex Vaughn for his latest drop.
Houston and the DMV come together on a soulful new offering for fans of both artists to enjoy.
Produced by the legendary Tone P. You can find the original version of “Hoodie” on Ari Lennox’s latest album age/sex/location.
We’re simple people: we see new music from Tiara Thomas (formerly of the legendary Board Administration), we press play. Produced by Ron Gilmore.
Cleveland rising star Nelccia connects with the D.C. don for her latest single. Check out “Smoke, Drink, Break Up” above.
Taken from Buddy’s new album Superghetto, which you can enjoy in full here.
Produced by P-lo, Dtb, and Ekzakt.
DMV rising star Eli Derby connects with ATLien and fellow LVRN artist 6LACK for his latest single.
Hit the court with the dynamic trio above. Hopefully, Murda Beatz has a lot more coming.
Taken from Walker’s new album Still Over It, which can be streamed in full here.
The collaboration is taken from Kawhi Leonard’s Culture Jam Vol. 1, which can be played in full here.
Taken from Meek Mill’s new album Expensive Pain, which can also be streamed in full below.
Originally featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR, two of the baddest in the game — including one of DMV’s own — join forces for a seductive release that willk have you pressing play more than a few times over. Bonus if you don’t need a translator to catch the dope subject matter.
Moneybagg Yo upgrades his Gangsta’s Pain standout with some assistance from Weezy F.
Ghanaian-American rising star Amaarae connects with Virginia’s own Kali Uchis for a remix of her latest single.
