Wale just dropped two INCREDIBLY short heaters for fans to enjoy. The above clip is an offshoot from his Cherry Blossoms Foamposite campaign and features plenty of D.C.’s finest artists and creators. Below, Folarin tapped T-Minus for an equally dope drop.
Please, PLEASE: Let there be more where this came from (and we’re not counting his upcoming tour and MGM extragavanza, either).
Produced by the legendary Nottz. You can also check out an OffBucks clip below.
The legendary DJ Money got a club banger that’s perfect for either side of the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (and all of the spots in between). Co-produced by Chad Paul.
Let’s keep it a buck: Chris Allen, KA$, Eddie V., U-S.BEE, and all other BELIEVERSONLY. affiliates have been crafted some of the best music in the D.C. area. Below, they deliver a 16-song body of work that should keep their exponentially growing fanbase well-fed for the colder months.
Fire. UPDATE: You can also check out a few clips of Frank Blunt performing the self-produced track (courtesy of Gerald Hatch) below.
The one who might be the illest lyricist in this city delivered a full-length project with 17 dope cuts and assists from Navy Blue, Willie The Kid, Domo Genesis, Fly Anakin, and — wait for it — Inspectah Deck. Press play below, along with an OffBucks-directed clip for “Dreaming.”
The ever-prolific Xanman gives fans an appetizer (mere months after Fent Faiyaz, mind you) before his next full-length effort. Check out his new five-song EP below.
Shot by A+ Crew and directed by LB199x and D. Forest (below). You can also stream the Starkamand-produced track here.
Bro really found a pocket that’s like retro and futuristic at the same time. Check out his latest single and visual, which is taken from his upcoming LP Coyote (out Sept. 27). You can check out the trailer — and some upcoming tour dates — in support of that below as well.
DMV’s own Yung Maaly decided to flip Cash Cobain and Laila!’s star-studded hit. Directed by ShotByStot.
A late summer banger from one of Baltimore’s finest. Shot by Aesthetic Visuals and Clockwork Productions.
Taken from Boosa’s Keeper, out now. In related news, Trel seems to be doing just fine in lieu of recent events.
Despite reported legal issues, Fat Trel has his foot on the gas with his latest drop, Boosa’s Keeper, named in honor of his fallen brother. The project comes with 17 tracks and contributions from the likes of Skilla Baby, IDK, EST Gee, and NSC Kai. As he explained via press release:
“This album is dedicated to my lil brother Boosa, who passed away when I was locked up. I put a lot of time into this album and was going through a lot while making it. I got sober and went to therapy as well. So you will hear a lot of pain and just a better version of me throughout each song. I’m introducing the world to an older, better, and evolved version of Fat Trel.”
With that, you can press play below.
Hey, man — we’re all about that ’90s type of love, too. Check out a four-track EP from the breathtaking Janae Music, complete with a couple of assists from 3ohBlack and XL The Scholar.
These two might as well create a full project together as this point. Cordae and Anderson .Paak’s latest collaboration — which was produced by J. Cole, no less — is expected to appear on the former’s upcoming release The Crossroads. Samba Diop behind the lens.
YungManny and Nino Paid’s early month drop gets a dope visual. Directed by PinkFiftiess.
Produced by TrapMoneyBiggie and directed by Kiiru.
Fat Trel has been keeping things very consistent on the singles front as of late. Following recent collabs with Tracy T, Millyz, and Sada Baby, he connects with Detroit’s Skilla Baby for “Can’t Stop Stuntin’,” which you can stream in full below.
“Get Back To Me” is the latest visual from Reesa Renee’s fourth studio LP, Don’t Be Broken 4Eva.
Please note there is some footage of Reesa’s personal health journey. The consumption of flower, with discipline, can indeed be a health benefit. There is no intention to communicate otherwise.
As we get closer and closer to No Savage’s first day back outside, the SE representer continues to keep his fans fed with hard-hitting drops. Check out his latest, “Diamonds,” below.
