Jeeyz drops off a new track with “No Pressure” featuring Atlanta based artist Rich Homie Quan who contributes with a catchy hook. The CTE boss talks his shit and reminds listeners of his hustle and past accomplishments. Young Jeezy makes it clear he feels no pressure from the competition and showcases another standout track off his upcoming #BYLUG (Boss Your Life Up Gang) compilation project dropping on August 13.
Karen Civil gets the pleasure of liberating some new Nipsey Hussle music with “Change Nothing”. Produced by 1500 or Nothin, the bouncy track features some exceptional synth work as Neighborhood Nip delivers raw and street savy lyrics. Strictly based off the quality from the generous freebies Nipsey has been releasing since May, it’s clear to understand why fans are excited about his forthcoming TM3: Victory Lap project has been in high demand since its announcement.
Future debuts his new single “Honest” which will be showcased on his new album that shares the same title. Produced by Metro Boomin and DJ Spinz, Future delivers an uptempo track laced with his signature lazy auto-tune flow and lavish lifestyle rhymes. The club song anthem comes about just after Future decided to rename his album from Future Hendrix to Honest. Take a listen to Future’s latest offering below.
Ab-Soul finally delivers something new for the fans with a controversially titled track “Christopher DRONEr”. The artwork for the track also sports a well recognized photo of former LAPD officer Christopher Doner who declared war on law enforcement a few months ago, with hints of familiar characteristics from Ab-Soul such as his signature glasses and wild hair. During Doner’s rampage against police, the TDE artist made it public knowledge that he was in support of Doner’s efforts and believed his infamous manifesto which attempted to justify his questionable actions. Produced by Willie B, “Christopher DRONEr” showcases Soulo’s socially conscious subject matter and attempts to enlighten listeners by encouraging them to think for themselves and not to simply behave as mindless drones. Equipped with an aggressive delivery, Ab-Soul drops bars over a military-like track packed with slappin’ drums and ominous bells.
Philadelphia lyricist Cyssero releases a new diss track titled “One Shot Kill” aimed at Meek Mill and joins Gillie Da Kid on the growing list of active beefs for the young MMG rapper. Cyssero wastes no time in calling Meek’s character into question as well as his street credentials. Overall, Cyssero drops bars that point to the idea that Meek has changed since signing with MMG. “One Shot Kill” never slows up and showcases Cyssero’s aggressive and effortless flow for nearly seven minutes.
MMG boss and Miami native Rick Ross releases a new single with “I Wonder Why”. It isn’t clear just yet if this end up on Self Made Vol. 3 dropping September 17 or his forthcoming Mastermind album. Nevertheless, the boss goes to work over some hard hitting bass and haunting synth work provided by Beat Billionaire. Though Ross raps tales of overcoming street life and ending up a legitimate business man, the boss’ flow comes off a bit paranoid and cautious of circumstances that could potentially end his reign or his life. Ricky also goes out of his way to include references to Trayvon Martin and Miami’s controversial stand-your-ground law.
Nicki Minaj recently called into HOT 97 radio to speak with DJ Funkmaster Flex to clear up the now infamous DJ Khaled marriage proposal. Though clearly a publicity stunt, some fans took the proposal seriously which promoted Nicki to address the issue as she reassured fans live on the air with Flex that it was simply a tactic to promote Khaled’s new single “I Wanna Be With You” which is off his upcoming Suffering From Success album. Khaled’s new radio smash features Nicki Minaj along with Future and Rick Ross. Funk also takes the opportunity to ask Nicki about her recent instagram video she posted which briefly showcased her twerking skills while taking a dip in her pool. Minaj also shares with fans the motivation behind all her hard work and says that Drake is her baby while Lil Wayne means the world to her.
Big Sean links up with Samsung to finally unveil his newest track “Fire” in its entirety from his upcoming Hall Of Fame LP. Produced by DJ Camper, it was only a few months ago when the G.O.O.D. Music artist treated fans in London to the song during his set at the Yahoo! Wireless Festival. Though Sean was only generous enough to preview the song’s hook and first verse, it was definitely enough to intrigue fans everywhere to want to hear it in full. Driven by a dominant “fire” vocal sample and slapping drums, Big Sean’s latest offering finds the Detroit native dropping introspective and humble bars with intentions of inspiring and motivating listeners to find and use their “fire” to make their dreams a reality. Sean’s sophomore effort with Hall Of Fame is set to release on August 27.
The Cool Kids reunite for Chuck Inglish’s latest single “Swervin” which will be featured on his upcoming debut LP Convertibles. Never one to disappoint on the production end, Inglish provides some signature thumping drums and infectious synth work while both artists effortlessly ride the laid-back beat and construct an impressive track. “Swervin” is certainly catchy and will leave any listener uncontrollably nodding their head.
While fans patiently wait for Chevy Woods to release his highly anticipated Gang Land 2 mixtape, the Taylor Gang artist delivers a new song off the project with “Wit It”. Chevy pledges his allegiance to his crew over hard hitting bass and aggressive keys courtesy of producer Cardo. Check out the latest offering from Chevy below via the audio/video stream and be on the look out for Gang Land 2 which is set to drop soon.
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