Feminine energy as present and thriving as Rapsody and KenTheMan collaborate for “Love Answers” from Roc Nations 2023 mixtape “Humble Soles.” Representing North Carolina and Houston, Rapsody and KenTheMan tell two tales. Rapsody laments her pain after her cousin’s death while KenTheMan talks about her come up in the industry.
It’s been four years since Rapsody dropped the incredible album Eve. The Snow Hill, North Carolina emcee is back and announced that her next album is completed with the release of “Asteroids” produced by Hit-Boy. She’s coming for necks on this one and has us buckled up for what the new album will sound like.
Two of Hip Hop’s illest female emcees in the game drop a video for the DJ Premier produced “Remy Rap.” Remy Ma and Rapsody are absolutely ferocious on this joint and we want more.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you already know that DJ Premier released the Hip Hop 50 Vol. 1 EP. So this is for those who have actually been living under a rock and missed the femme fatale tag team of Rapsody and Remy Ma absolutely annihilating Preemo production on “Remy Rap.”
Rapsody never fails. As one of the most consistent emcees in the game, she shows up on the Femme It Forward project to drop off a new joint titled “Iconic.”
Stevie Wonder is so sick of the civil unrest in America and has decided to release his first single in fifteen years titled “Can’t Put It In The Hands of Fate.” The living legend recruits today’s finest as Rapsody, Busta Rhymes, Cordae and Chika assist Wonder with his go-go infused protest music.
Never one to shy away from issues that plague the Black community, Rapsody drops a new single titled “12 Problems.” It’s a potent joint about police brutality from Roc Nation’s Reprise compilation.
D Smoke jumps on the remix for Rapsody’s “Afeni” from her stellar Eve album. With 9th Wonder’s smooth production and PJ Morton’s vocals, the duo salute women in this welcome revisitation of a standout off of Rapsody’s album.
To kick off the 2020 BET Awards, Public Enemy properly read the room and brought in Nas, Black Thought, Rapsody, YG and Jahi to revamp their classic song “Fight The Power.” As relevant now as it was 31 years ago, each emcee brings their own flavor to the 2020 version of the song.
Although unfairly snubbed from the Grammys, Rapsody keeps chugging along with her excellent Eve. An ode to the late mother of Tupac Shakur, Rapsody praises black women with the superb video for “Afeni.”