DOM Kennedy and Hit-Boy are back with the third installment of their Half-A-Mil EP series. This 7-track collection features a couple of appearances from Quentin Miller, including the previously released “In The Hills,” as well as a guest spot from 24hrs.
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After teasing the tape with his remix of Kendrick Lamar’s “Humble” earlier this week, Chase N. Cashe delivers his new remix project, DJ Lil Vegan the Natural Selector. The 9-track mixtape features Chase’s reworks of hits such as 21 Savage’s “X Bitch”, “Bad And Boujee” by Migos, Lil Uzi Vert’s “Money Longer” and the Trick Daddy and Trina classic “Shut Up.”
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With the success of A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg, the A$AP Mob has ascended to heights that would make late founder Yams proud. He certainly got to enjoy the fruits of his labor before he passed, but his crew has only gotten bigger and more respected since he left us in the physical form. Now it’s time for the second wave of A$AP artists to spread their wings, and A$AP Twelvyy leads the charge with his debut solo project, 12. Twelvyy was very close to Yams and one of the first members of the crew, and you’ll hear his late friend’s influence throughout. The album features guest appearances from Rocky, Ferg, A$AP Ant and A$AP Nast, as well as Joey Bada$$, Flatbush Zombies, Fredro Starr and others.
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Mr. Muthafuckin eXquire is back baby. Brooklyn’s illest drops off his 5-track Braniac EP, which features a solitary guest appearance from none other than Mayhem Lauren, and was teased by the quintessential eXquire cut single “Manboy.” Stream the EP in full below now.
After dropping the Trappy Mother’s Day mixtape in 2016, Trinidad James is back to put the game under his wing with his new EP, Father Figga. The 9-track EP continues the patriarchal theme of the lead single “Dad,” and the general pimp daddy mood of its follow up, “Di$respecful.” The tape features guest appearances from Madalen Duke and Brother Joe, as well as Young Thug who shows up to go at fake “animated” niggas with Trinidad on “Anime.” On the production side, the project features beats from Sonny Digital, Honorable C.N.O.T.E, Nard & B, Ricky Racks, 30 Roc and others.
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Having rose to fame in 2016 with his hit single “Caroline,” Portland artist Aminé today premieres his debut album Good For You. The 14-track offering features guest appearances from Ty Dolla $ign, Offset of Migos, Charlie Wilson and Kehlani.
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Stalley is back with his New Wave project and while I haven’t heard it yet and I’m not sure which direction this wave is heading, early leaks and song titles indicate that he’s in a space that is both reflective and nostalgic. The 14-track project doesn’t feature any guest appearances that I’m aware of, but the Ohio-bred purveyor of “Intelligent Trunk Music” has certainly proven that he can carry a project on bars alone.
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Skyzoo returns with his Peddler Themes EP, the follow up to last year’s joint album with Apollo Brown, The Easy Truth, and the first of two new offerings Sky has planned for this year. Over 8-tracks, the Brooklyn spitter goes in over production from producers such as !llmind, Apollo Brown, Marc Nfinit and Tuamie. Stream the EP in full below and stay tuned for the full-length LP Celebration Of Us to arrive later this year.
It wasn’t too long ago that a whole lot of people were getting ready to write Meek Mill off as a lost cause. After miscalculating his strategy in a very public beef with one of the most popular rappers in the world, and then enduring a less than amicable break-up with arguably the most powerful female artist in Rap, things weren’t exactly looking fruitful for the boy. But he’s has kept the music pretty consistent since and managed to rebound and regroup, and now he’s back with his new, ironically titled album Wins And Losses. Joining Meek this go around are Rick Ross, Future, Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, Quavo, Young Thug, Yo Gotti, The-Dream and a few others.
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Nyck Caution and Kirk Knight of Pro Era deliver their fantastically titled joint project, Nyck @ Knight. The 8-track project was produced almost entirely by Kirk with Chuck Strangers contributing a beat for “No One Seems To Care.” Each of the two principals have a solo track to their names and they are joined by their PE brothers Joey Bada$$, CJ Fly, Roka Mouth, Dirty Sanchez, Dessy Hinds and Aaron Rose on the posse cut “Audiopium,” which also features a contribution from the late Capital Steez.
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