The assault on beats that Royce Da 5’9″ has been on is nothing short of legendary. Once again, the Detroit emcee is out here trying to catch a body and teach all of you emcees a lesson. With a stranglehold on Migos’ “Bad & Boujee” and French Montana and Kodak Black’s “Lockjaw,” you will be in awe of the torment that Nickel delivers to these instrumentals.
O.C. drops another jewel from his forthcoming album Same Moon, Same Sun dropping on January 30. Check out “The Good Man” produced by Soultronik.
Pro Era’s Kirk Knight celebrates the life of A$AP Yams with A$AP Ferg on “Setup.”
Legendary DITC emcee O.C. announced a new album titled Same Moon, Same Sun dropping on January 30th and cut loose a new single titled “Serious.”
Westside Gunn provides a scene of violence on “Don’t Trust A Soul” off of his Riots On Fashion Avenue dropping February 10th.
Alchemist continues his Craft Singles series by tapping Mach Hommy for the dark “Brand Name.”
It appears that Royce Da 5’9″ is all over this jacking for beats thing as he hijacks DJ Khaled’s “I Got The Keys” for his latest freestyle.
Fabolous and Jadakiss eschew the frightening overture of their “Freddy vs. Jason” mixtape and smooth it out with Tory Lanez on “Rapture.” Don’t worry, there will be vicious bars to come soon enough. For now, you’ll just have to endure the silky smoothness of the song.
The title is definitely going to cause some commotion as Your Old Droog releases the first joint from his forthcoming Packs project. “G.K.A.C. (Gotta Kill A Cop)” finds Droog dishing a narrative that culminates in the song’s title.
Although he just dropped his album 4 Your Eyez Only back in December, J. Cole continues to churn out music. “High For Hours” is a politically charged ramble about the hypocrisy of America that coincidentally drops days before Donald Trump takes office as the next POTUS.