Here’s a new song that’s surfaced from Juvenile called “They Love Me” featuring Skip and Cali. The rappers take turns to question the characters and motives of some of the people trying to surround them after being on the receiving end of a little thing called success. The track’s hard-hitting bass and haunting keys play right into the bouncy vibe of the instrumental. Take a listen to Juvie’s latest offering with “They Love Me.”
Boi-1da’s infamous “Pound Cake” instrumental gets another remix courtesy of Memphis Bleek. The New York bred rapper takes the opportunity to drop some introspective bars over the laid-back production and demonstrate he hasn’t lost a step when it comes to his lyrical abilities. Bleek takes listeners back to the block and reflects on some of his past dirt while growing up in troubled conditions all in the pursuit of a the almighty dollar.
Grafh links up with Wiz Khalifa for his latest single “Like Me” which will be featured on his upcoming Pain Killers: Reloaded. Listen as Grafh and Khalifa turn the energy up on their street anthem with cocky lyrics about their respective skills, lavish lifestyles and women over a bouncy instrumental.
Timbaland releases a new snippet for “This Track Is Stoopid” featuring Pusha T. Not revealing too much of the specifics behind the song, the super producer did clarify the collaboration took place in 2012 and that there are numerous versions of the song which feature various artists from Virginia. However, earlier in the year Timbaland and Missy Elliott took to Twitter and made mention of the song and for a moment it appeared fans would be treated to an early leak but unfortunately it never surfaced. Take a listen to the latest offering from Timbo which showcases only a verse from “King Push.”
Killa calls into DJ Scream and Cory B’s Hoodrich Radio on SiriusXM and touches on his current business endeavors. Cam’ron touches on his Ghetto Heaven Vol. 1 mixtape , the inspiration behind his “Instagram” skit featured on the project and his new series titled 1st of The Month. Killa cam also clarifies that with each new episode fans can expect an EP of new music that will accompany each monthly release. Scream also gets the details from Cam on a potential Dipset reunion album while the rapper also fills listeners in on the albums he’s currently listening to and more.
New York’s Papoose is back and once again he proclaims himself the “king of New York” on his latest offering over Drake’s “Pound Cake” instrumental. Delivering a freestyle rendition of his own, Pap spits politically driven lyrics while taking the time to remind listeners of his impressive track “A to Z,” clarifies he makes music strictly for the love of the art and much more.
Project Pat is back with a new remix for his street banger “Be A G” featuring Taylor Gang’s Juicy J and Hustle Gang affiliate Doe B. Produced by Mike Will Made-It, the track comes equipped with some serious bass and haunting keys as Pat and company keep it straight raw with tales of puttin’ in work on the streets. Listen as the rapper’s break down exactly what it takes to be a “G” in the streets.
DJ Ill Will liberates some new Lil Wayne music with “Original Silence” featuring Mack Maine. In typical Weezy fashion, the Cash Money rapper spits familiar bars about his lavish lifestyle, love of money, blood gang affiliation and lets it be known his heat comes equipped with a silencer for the haters. Mack backs Lil Tunechi with “killer” raps of his own. No word yet on where the new leak will end up but for now take a listen to “Original Silence” which also comes with a download option.
Maybach Music Group artist Meek Mill links up with fellow Philly native Spade-O for an official freestyle remix of Drake’s “Pound Cake.” Mill and Spade-O hop on the smooth instrumental and kick slick street raps about life in the hood, hustling to make ends meet and enjoying the perks of their new found success. Take a listen to the latest rapper’s to hijack Drake’s instrumental.
Termanology is back with another standout track called “Take My Turn” featuring Action Bronson and singer Jared Evan off his his new album titled Goya (Guns or Yay Available). Produced by Shorty Fuz, the smooth track finds Term dropping braggadocios rhymes on his female interests, living the high life and hitting the streets to put in work while Bronson follows suit but finds the time to include raps about different cuisines. Evan takes the wheel on the track’s melodic chorus.
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