Papoose drops 10 tracks of heat with his “Back 2 the Streets” mixtape. With DJ Kay Slay hosting, Papoose drops venom with special guests including Dave East, Sheek Louch and Meet Sims. Hit play above and stream the project in its entirety.
The duo of Joell Ortiz and Apollo Brown release their third song from their upcoming Mona Lisa album titled “Reflections.”
“It’s a super relatable chill joint. Gotta have a card like this one in every deck,” Apollo Brown told AFH. “I’m pretty sure this was the first song we recorded, so it set an amazing tone for what was to come. Reminiscent thoughts, the feelings of today, and the idea of tomorrow… ain’t no more hungry nights.”
Anderson Paak is getting set to drop his next album Oxnard soon and cuts loose this collaboration with Kendrick Lamar with the groovy “Tints.”
KXNG Crooked and his brothers have the “Grand Opening EP” on the way but they’ve gotta rip apart Kanye West and Lil Pump’s “I Love It” instrumental first.
Alchemist hasn’t failed us yet with these random drops of dope music. The latest is the sinister “94 Ghost Shit” that features the lyrical stylings of Westside Gunn and Conway.
The emcee formally known as The Bad Seed has joined forces with Nottz for a full length album titled No Way In Hell. The ten-track project features Rock, Tiye Phoenix, Sauce Money and more. Fire this up now.
Smoke DZA and Pete Rock lend the assist to G. Huff’s remix of “Bills” where the two emcees address the financial grind of an indie artist over some groovy Pete Rock production.
More dopeness from Ghostface’s The Lost Tapes project as Tony Starks is joined by Big Daddy Kane, Cappadonna and Styliztik Jones for the smoothed out “Done It Again” produced by Big Ghost.
DJ Critical Hype comes correct yet again. After blessing us with Chance the Dropout (Chance & Kanye), The DAMN Chronic (Dr. Dre & Kendrick Lamar) or More 9th (Drake & 9th Wonder), Hype delivers an ill mashup of 2 Chainz lyrics and Wu Tang Clan beats on Wu Chainz: 36 Trap Houses. 23 minutes of dopeness for your listening pleasure.
“When A3C approached me about Wu-Chainz, I thought the concept was sick and was instantly curious about how it would sound,” Critical Hype says. “Grinding the project out over the last few months, it became clear pretty quickly 2 Chainz witty southern raps sounded right at home over the incredible RZA/Wu production. I always enjoy the process of blending two different sounds together to create something new – so having the opportunity to do it with a legendary act like Wu-Tang and one of my favorite artists in 2 Chainz has been an amazing experience.”
The vicious verbal stylings of Apathy are backed by Vanderslice with this new joint “Knuckle Sandwich.”