King Push is coming! With a new album on the horizon, Pusha T decides to go back into the vaults of DAYTONA and drop “Coming Home” that features Ms. Lauryn Hill on the hook and Kanye West on the beat. Keep an ear out for Pusha’s next album.
Brady Watt and Bishop Nehru are the latest emcee and producer combination to make waves. The duo are going to drop The Real Book, Vol. 1 on August 30 and release the lead single “Made For This.”
“I heard a bunch of Brady’s production and I was drawn to it. He sent me beats pretty regularly and we met up last year and we had a bunch of dope ideas that we kept going back and forth with” Bishop commented to Complex. “We didn’t go into this looking to make an EP, but the music and vibe was there and it was very organic.”
Shabaam Sahdeeq and J57 are collaborating on a full length project coming at you soon and dish off “Razor Sharp Vernacular” featuring bars from Born Unique and Tri State.
Casanova’s ruthless aggression is back as he once again links up with Fabolous for the hard as nails “So Brooklyn.”
Top Dawg Entertainment’s Reason completely blacks out on this DJ Khalil and Vohn Beatz produced banger titled “High Hopes.”
Skyzoo over Chocolate Boy Wonda beats for an entire album? We’re sold! Pete Rock will provide the sonic backdrops for Skyzoo to bless with his brilliant rhymes when the duo drop Retropolitan on September 20. To kick things off, they drop “It’s All Good” that, surprisingly, is a beat that came from Pete Rock’s Illmatic sessions in 1994.
“The crazy thing about this beat is that I made it in ’94,” Pete Rock told Billboard. “This beat is 25 years old. I never retouched it or re-did it. It came out of the SP-1200. This was when I was making ‘The World Is Yours’ and those sessions.”
Hit play and get ready.
Chris Rivers dishes his third single from his forthcoming album G.I.T.U. (Greatest In The Universe) in the form of “In The Morning.” It’s a groovy love song from the son of Big Pun.
Dave East has been relatively silent lately. But that is about to change as his next campaign for the Def Jam album Survival has kicked off with the Harlem rhymer teaming up with the wavy one himself, Max B, for “Wanna Be A G.”
Papoose drops bars over some beats you may know with his latest mixtape “Food For Thought.” 10 tracks of verbal viciousness ready for you to stream now.
Fresh off of CrasH Talk, ScHoolBoy Q addresses fans who are already asking for a new album over some smooth and groovy Alchemist production.