Better late than never for French Montana as he delivers a star studded remix of his hit single “Ain’t Worried Bout Nothin.” Featuring Diddy, Rick Ross and Snoop Dogg, the official remix provides the perfect platform for all four artists to cut loose and drop plenty of braggadocios rhymes.
T.I. comes through with a new aggressive and bouncy track titled “My Potna.” The self proclaimed “King of the South” demonstrates he’s still got it as he effortlessly goes to work and delivers energy packed bars for a dope street anthem. ”My Potna” is featured on DJ MLK and DJ Scream’s 2013 BET Hip Hop Awards Mixtape.
Dom Kennedy delivers a new track titled “Dominic” for his latest offering off his upcoming Get Home Safely LP. Produced by Drewbyrd, Kennedy has some choice words for the haters and drops bars about his love interest over the song’s hazy instrumental. Fans can pick up Get Home Safely when it releases on October 15.
Waka Flocka releases a new diss record titled “Ice Cream Man” and aims it at his former friend and label mate Gucci Mane. Though Gucci is currently not in a position to take action seeing as how he’s locked up in jail, that clearly wasn’t a factor for Flocka as the rapper decided not let that affect his agenda. Flocka goes in over the menacing track and attempts to discredit Gucci by questioning his character and motives while using the song’s hook to suggest the rapper changed. Take a listen to what Waka has to say on the matter in full.
A$AP mob member A$AP Ant releases a new solo track called “Everyday” featuring Young Diego and Smoke DZA off his new The Big Payback mixtape. Listen as the rappers dish rhymes on their carefree lifestyles, smoking greenery and balancing their street hustles all in the pursuit of the almighty dollar. The track sports a smooth and melodic instrumental that provides each emcee the perfect home for their respective verses.
Blu and producer Nottz combine forces for a new 6-track EP entitled Gods In The Spirit. Take a listen to the first single premiered off the project with the sample based “Boyz II Men” featuring female rapper Nitty Scott, MC. The artwork provided to accompany the new single was designed by Skam2? who is responsible for the A Tribe Called Quest’s Beats, Rhymes and Life LP cover. The collaborative Gods In The Spirit EP is due to release on October 22.
1. Boyz II Men (f/ Nitty Scott, MC)
2. Creme of the Crop (f/ Versis & ScienZe)
3. Crooks in Castles (f/ ANTHM, Homeboy Sandman, Sene & Johaz)
4. End of the World (f/ Rashad)
5. God Shit (f/ Aloe Blacc, Co$$ & Definite Mass)
6. End of the World (f/ Nottz) (Remix)
Da Mafia 6ix is a new group consisting of DJ Paul, Crunchy Black, Gangsta Boo, Koopsta Knicca and Lord Infamous and this is their official new single titled “Hard” featuring Yelawolf. The menacing track doesn’t let up for a second and definitely lives up to its name as Paul and company lace the track with aggressive flows. Fans can expect to hear this and more on the group’s upcoming mixtape scheduled to be released on October 29.
For your listening enjoyment, here’s a new loosie from Future titled “No Love Your You” featuring Young Scooter and P. Sonata. Produced by Beatz Attikz, the track is featured on DJ Suspence and DJ Dynamite’s In Due Seasonmixtape. Take a listen to the auto-tune champ’s latest offering which showcases the Atlanta native venting about what it took to building himself up and lets the competition know it’s definitely no love lost.
HOT 97′s Peter Rosenberg treats listeners to a new exclusive from Pro Era member CJ Fly with his new song called “Sadderdaze” featuring TDE artist Ab-Soul. ”Sadderdaze” will be featured on CJ’s upcoming Thee Way Eye See It which I set to drop in the near future on October 4. This one here embodies a nice boom-bap vibe with its slappin’ drums and sample based instrumental.
Former State Property MC Young Chris and eOne music release the Philly native’s latest song with “I’m Alive.” The track is set to be featured on the rapper’s upcoming Vital Signs EP which is due to drop on November 19. It’s been a little while since listeners have heard anything new from Chris but from the sound of it the slick wordsmith still has what it takes to impress. Over a melodic and smooth instrumental, Young Chris drops his familiar tough guy bars and breaks down the every day woes of street life.
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