TALIB KWELI FEAT. STYLES P – LAST ONES
1/3 of The Lox links up with 1/2 of Reflection Eternal to create “Last Ones.” The title reflects the duo’s dedication to consider the culture in everything that they do.
KXNG CROOKED – ALTERNATIVE FACTS
This is how you turn a country that’s in turmoil into a song. KXNG Crooked wraps a song around the idea around Donald Trump’s concept of “Alternative Facts.” With a situation so murky, Crooked turns into something a little more lighthearted.
CASANOVA FEAT. FABOLOUS, YOUNG M.A., DAVE EAST & DON Q – DON’T RUN REMIX
Casanova goes to get hired guns Young M.A., Dave East, Fabolous and Don Q for the remix to “Don’t Run.”
FAITH EVANS & THE NOTORIOUS B.I.G. FEAT. SNOOP DOGG – WHEN WE PARTY
Another drop from Faith Evans posthumous collaboration with The Notorious B.I.G. “When We Party” features the West Coast stylings of Snoop Dogg. How do you feel about this?
RANDY REIMER FEAT. SLAINE – ROLL UP (PRODUCED BY STATIK SELEKTAH)
Randy Reimer returns with another Statik Selektah produced joint that features the vocal linguistics of Slaine on “Roll Up.”
FAITH EVANS & THE NOTORIOUS B.I.G. FEAT. JADAKISS – NYC
That Biggie and Faith project that Faith Evans talked about a few years ago is finally coming to fruition as the first single from The King & I comes in the form of the Jadakiss-assisted “NYC.”
ROYCE DA 5’9″ – LET’S TAKE THEM TO WAR
Royce’s jackin for beats tour continues as he completely abuses Big Sean’s “Moves” and Dave East, Don Q and G Herbo’s “No Hook.” Is anybody touching Royce right about now?
KXNG CROOKED – REAL FRIENDS FREESTYLE
KXNG Crooked is on his “Malcolm X shit” as he destroys the instrumental to Kanye West’s “Real Friends” with a vicious freestyle.
PRODIGY – MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN: MAF–KIN’ USA
Add Prodigy to the list of those who have grown restless with the state of American under the iron fist of Donald Trump. The Mobb Deep emcee drops “Make America Great Again” just to get some issues off his chest.
ODDISEE – LIKE REALLY
With Oddisee’s The Iceberg around the corner, the DMV producer and emcee drops “Like Really” as he asks questions that would appear to be obvious, but are not.