Shine bright. Millyz brings cuffing season in the latest music video off his Blanco 4 album. Directed by Dom Bruno, Millyz raps the highs and lows of a relationship while bunned up at the crib with his lady. Here, they canoodle on the couch, argue and fight before making up in the bedroom. [embedded content]
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Morning movies. Curren$y makes it look “So Easy’ in his Pilot Talk 4‘s new music video. Shot by Kewe Ukpolo, the simple clip centers Spitta rapping effortlessly while showcasing his sneakers and model cars as well as chowing a bowl of grub on his front porch and cruising town in one of his many droptop
Leaving all his troubles behind, Tyga’s going all the way up to his new single. Backed by Mike Crook’s bouncy beat and vocals from a choir, T-Raww and his clones bring their West Coast swag to a desert where they unleash their supernatural powers before levitating into the sky. [embedded content] [embedded content]
You a dead bwoy. Popcaan has released countless music throughout 2021, and caps off the year with “El Gringo”. Shot by Chadd Kreative, the OVO’s Unruly artist belts his gritty vocals throughout his hometown of Jamaica alongside his crew, drinks, flame throwers, and rifles. Out of towners beware. [embedded content]
Latto celebrates a win with a new freestyle. Fresh off earning her first chart-topper with “Big Energy‘ taking the No. 1 on the Rhythmic Radio charts, Latto gets busy over Kodak Black’s track. The track is accompanied with a video which finds the Georgia-bred rapper in the studio, the strip club, and a series of
From Pooh Shiesty. 1017’s Pooh Shiesty breaks silence from prison on his new track, “Federal Contraband Freestyle”. Via phone, the Memphis rapper weighs on his incarceration, release status, Young Dolph’s passing, and his feud with Kodak Black. In June, the 22-year-old rapper was arrested for a shooting and indicted on a robbery. Since then, he’s
Russ and Capella connect. Still hot off his Chomp 2 LP, Russ revisits one of his weekly drops, Russ with his new video featuring Capella Grey and Tamae. Accompanied by Tamae’s sultry vocals, Capella Grey opens the !llmind-laced track with his opening verse, while Russ follows suit in the midst of synchronized swimmers. [embedded content]
Ayy, check it out. Masego takes the festivities outdoors on his new single featuring JID and Big Boi. Rounding up some of ATL’s finest, Masego makes his grand entrance to Iman Omari and Jack Dine’s jazzy horns and keys. JID indulges in the night cap with his hot bars, while Daddy Fat Sax laces the
Escobar season continues. Justs four months after his previous album, Nas pulls his second album out of his hat with Magic. Back with Hit-Boy behind the boards, Nasir releases 9 new tracks to vibe to including “Speechless”, ‘Meet Joe Black”, “Wu For The Children”, “Dedicated”, and “Wave Gods” featuring A$AP Rocky and DJ Premier. In
Doot doo. After many years in the making, J.Cole recently had his follow up interview with Nardwuar. During last month’s Day N Vegas, the two chopped it up inside Windmark Recording studio where Nardwuar gifted Cole rare tracks the rapper sampled. Cole discussed music, origins of his first rap name, and a shocking recommendation of
Lighters up. Wiz Khalifa checks his sobriety in his new music video. In the hazy clip, Wiz delivers an introspective rhyme over Cardo, Duke Beats, Foley Beats’ production while lighting up throughout the crib. The track is off Wiz Khalifa, Cardo, and Sledgren’s recent album, Wiz Got Wings. [embedded content]
Don’t get it fucked up. Moneybagg Yo’s balling out in his A Gangsta’s Pain: Reloaded‘s new video featuring Big Homiie G. Directed by Ben Marc, the two stunt and floss their racks throughout the flashy clip. They hit the studio, a garage full of luxury cars, a pool party, and the strip club. [embedded content]
Kid Ink’s Alive (Deluxe) coming soon. Kid Ink’s not to be played with on his new drop, “Hoe Games”. Produced by Ism, the Batgang Bully boast his success and laments on the female’s tricks and trades that come with it. “Hoe Games” is one of the eight new tracks off his upcoming Alive (Deluxe), dropping
Sorry, not sorry. Polo G shows no mercy on his opps in his new video featuring NLE Choppa. On a random night in the city amongst their crews and cars burning rubber, the two unleash their savage raps and their remorseless flows over Smatt and Southside’s production. The track is off Polo G’s Hall Of
Pull up. DJ Kay Slay’s rolling with Sauce Money in the video to his The Soul Controller album’s opening track. Accompanied by Kay Slay and a few honeys, the Richie4k-directed clip trails the Brooklyn veteran cruising a white Rolls Royce through the city while delivering a fiery verse over Trackateering Music-produced beat. [embedded content]
D-Block! To coincide with fashion brand KITH and Nike’s new collection for the New York Knicks, The Lox drop an exclusive freestyle and showcase the upcoming line. Taking center court of Madison Square Garden, Jadakiss tips off the acapella cypher with a hot opening verse. Sheek Louch follows suite with his charismatic flow before Style
Rap Radar unites for the top 10 rappers of 2021. B.Dot ruffles a few feathers with his annual top 10 rappers of the year. Reunited with his Rap Radar colleagues, Tidal’s Elliott Wilson and Sony Orchard’s Naji Grampus, the three run through their list including Drake, Freddie Gibbs, Conway The Machine, Nas, J.Cole, Lil Baby,
Hov vs Nobody. If you are looking for a Verzuz with JAY-Z, better rule it out. On Tuesday (Dec. 21), JAY-Z was a guest speaker on Rob Markman’s Twitter Spaces conversation with Alicia Keys, where the rapper and recent Rock & Roll Hall of Famer touched on a ride range of topics including a potential
Listen up. Termanology lets the bars do the talking on his new album, Shut Up & Rap. Right off the heels of owning all his masters, the Lawrence, MA lyricist provides 15 new tracks on to his resume and also accompanied by friends throughout the project. Guests include Inspectah Deck, Chris Rivers, Willie The Kid,
Filler up. After eight years since its original release, Jhene Aiko re-gifts her holiday tune with a revamped version. Taking it back to 2013’s “Wrap Me Up” featuring James Fauntleroy, Aiko flies solo with tones down the production and flies solo with her romantic holiday rendezvous. Merry Christmas indeed. [embedded content]