
QP KO is back with 12 dope cuts for fans to enjoy. You can also check out an “official film trailer” for the project along with the music.

QP KO is back with 12 dope cuts for fans to enjoy. You can also check out an “official film trailer” for the project along with the music.

One of the DMV’s more unique talents delivers a heater of a project, complete with seven dope cuts and a single assist from Travy Nostra. Press play on Save Me below.

DMV talent YungManny continues to show his musical versatility with his latest drop. Check out the five-song Akata below.
Presented by 4QKP and Clockwork Productions and produced by Baby Hefner.
“Good things happen to those who hustle” – Anaïs Nin
You know, there’s something about successful people that tends to intrigue us. I’m sure you can think of several examples in your head where this is true. However, we have a different kind of infatuation/love for people who are self-made, and it’s even stronger for those who get it out of the mud! That’s the exact case with DC-bred artist, Young E Class.
On E Class’ new release, ‘Dirty Money’, you get that great feel of the grit and doggedness taken in order for E Class to get to his current status.
There’s an enticing musical juxtaposition within this record. The piano and drums are engineered crisply, but from a melodic/rhythmic standpoint, they’re a bit calming and subtle. If you look deeper into that, one could assume that some of what E Class is rapping is reflective. Not only that, the instrumentation also provides a space that lets you focus solely on Class’ lyrics and delivery. The repetition of “Dirty money, can you count that?” also gives the audience insight into E Class’ lifestyle. This is evidently one of his more introspective pieces.
“When someone judges what you do, you ask them if they can count it up. You know how people count pockets or worry about how you feed you pockets. That’s why I said: ‘I’m tired of people asking why I’m not on yet, I saw 100k before a rap check,’ I was just talking my talk you hear me,” E Class explained while referencing his approach to recording a new track such as this one.
“I want people to have a sense of pride in their hustle, however you get your money. Because only you understand what you went through to get it,” said E Class.
When you’re ready to get on your grind, this is the song for you. On your way to work? The gym? Your next class? E Class has some words for you…
The track is expected to appear on the forthcoming third installment of Frizz’s Rich College Dropout series.

Despite his current circumstances, Walkdown Will continues to deliver tunes to the masses. Check out his latest below.
Yaddiya is on a role. Check out his latest drop, produced by Lo and shot by Off Bucks Films.
As usual, King Los takes a hot record and obliterates it with little to no effort. This time, it’s the lead single from Rick Ross and Meek Mill’s upcoming release, Too Good To Be True.

Baby 9eno delivers eight dope cuts for fans to enjoy. Check out 389 Days Later below.
Noochie spoke to HustleManFatz about his upbringing, the wildly popular “Front Porch” series, the D.C. area scene, and much more.

This one goes pretty crazy. Four frontrunners just came together for a dope collaboration, which can be streamed below. UPDATE: You can now enjoy a matching visual courtesy of Sebastian Beltran.
Produced by DrewStar. You can also stream the track here.
Live from New York. Brought to you courtesy of JayJay Thaker and Moshpxt.
Alright — this is nuts. One of the greatest hip hop groups EVER take to Noochie’s front porch to deliver a dope live performance. Don’t let it go to your head.
Shot by Capitol Cinema and produced by S Class. More on the way from the Uptown veteran.
Live from the studio. Check out Migo Lee’s latest drop above.