California’s Kid Ink serves up a new kush inspired club smash titled, “Fired Up,” and brings along weed veteran Styles P. Though the song is dedicated to Ink’s love for the fine greenery, the rapper decides to turn the energy up rather than giving listeners something to vibe out to. “Fired Up” also showcases both rappers having some fun as they lace the Marvel Hitz instrumental with plenty of boastful rhymes.
A$AP Ferg delivers a new remix for his Trap Lord single, “Shabba,” and this time the Harlem rapper links up with not only Shabba Ranks but Busta Rhymes and Migos as well. Take a listen as the catchy and energetic song also gets a new verse from Fergenstein.
Gunplay has been staying busy in the studio as of late as he gets things ready to release his upcoming album, Living Legend. In the meantime, the MMG rapper has been showcasing his street inspired bars over different instrumentals and “Open Letter Freestyle” is no different. Gunplay’s latest audio offering finds the rapper going to work over JAY Z’s “Open Letter” instrumental as he laces the track with his signature tough guy talk.
Chevy Woods and Smoke DZA link up for a new hypnotizing banger titled “Gracias Malverde.” Produced by Pro Era’s Kirk Knight, the mellow joint finds Woods and DZA showing off their lyrical skills as they kick rhymes about fine greenery, makin’ moves on the streets and disregarding the competition to get to the money. Take a listen to the duo’s new collaboration for plenty of that slick tough talk you can ride and burn one to.
Houston’s Trae The Truth is gearing up to release his new album, I Am King, on November 25 but before that happens the down South royalty laces fans with a little taste of what’s to come. Trae’s latest offering, “Old School,” features West Coast legend Snoop Dogg and showcases both artists dropping rhymes about cruising in their old school rides. The smooth instrumental provides the perfect backdrop for Trae and the Doggfather as they give listeners something mellow and hard-hitting to vibe out to.
The auto-tune champ, Future, is back with a new song club smash titled “Regular Party.” The Atlanta native does some boastful celebrating and lets listeners know that his parties are in a league of their own. No telling if his latest audio offering will be featured on the his upcoming LP, Honest, or if it’s just a new freebie.
Taylor Gang rapper Chevy Woods is back with a new banger titled “Kilmer” featuring G-Unit’s Lloyd Banks. The Sledgren produced instrumental comes equipped with pounding bass and haunting keys. Each artist effortlessly laces the hard-hitting track with boastful bars about leaving the competition in the dust and staying on the grind all for the love of the paper chase.
With all this talk going around as of late concerning Trinidad James and New York City, Fred The Godson decides to get in on the action and throw in his two cents over Cam’ron and JAY Z’s “Welcome To New York City” instrumental. “N.Y.C. (You’re Welcome)” finds the pudgy emcee defending the city’s honor as he aims a few bars in James’ direction. However, Fred’s latest offering comes off more as a warning than anything else.
Production duo, Cookin’ Soul, tackles Kanye West’s “Bound 2” for their latest remix song. The remix features some added drums and claps that really add to the track and help to turn the tempo up a bit. Take a listen to the impressive remix as the Spanish production team delivers that special soul flavor.
Juicy J delivers a new official remix for his strip club smash, “Bounce It,” which is originally featured on the rapper’s Stay Trippy album. The updated version includes a crazy new verse from Taylor Gang head honcho, Wiz Khalifa.
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