Ooh, that’s the mood. Arin Ray brings the romantic vibes on his brand new single featuring D Smoke. On the sultry ballad, the Cincinnati crooner takes it to the bedroom, while his Inglewood collaborator opens the track with his racy raps.
Aight now. For his first release of the year, Westside Boogie turns up with Shelley FKA DRAM on their collaboration, “Aight”. Accompanied by DRAM who assists on the hook, the Compton rapper unapologetically unleashes his savage raps addressing his opps and these hoes.
The Ice Cream Dreams are coming. Watch DreamDoll bring her frosty treat all up in your guts with her brand new single featuring French Montana. Scooped with a sample of Raekwon’s 1995 classic, “Ice Cream”, the New York rapper delivers heaping servings of cockiness and raunchy bars, while Montana sprinkles the track with his Uptown … Read moreDreamDoll Ft. French Montana “Ice Cream Dream”
Tory Lanez likes what he likes and tones it down on his latest weekly release. Backed by Chazzz, Dylan, and Sidereal’s smooth instrumental, Swavey details the qualities of his lady interest and his naughty requests during her company. “I Like” follows Tory’s previous release, “Murky James“.
Another Elcamino alert. Elcamino is preparing the release of his Let There Be Light, due May 13, and sheds light on its first single, “Angels”. Over ILL Tone Beats’ cinematic soundbed, the Buffalo rapper spews a sermon of soul searching and endless gritty bars.
D Smoke coasts into the second quarter with his new single, “Glide” featuring Andre Harris. For the first release since last year’s War & Wonders LP, the Inglewood rapper coasts over an Andre Harris and Tariq Bright-production with his confident and effortless flow.
Life is good. In celebration of Easter weekend, Kota The Friend rings in “Good Friday” with his latest recording. On his self-produced record, the Brooklyn lyricist unleashes his God flow with two introspective verses.
No “Cain”, no gain. Fresh off the release of his “Toxic” with Rowdy Rebel, Money Bag Boyz’ Trav keeps it moving with “Cain”. Produced by Juvy Catcher and Reon, Trav narrates street tales and getting money with his melodic flow.
Dear mom. G-Eazy celebrates his late mother’s birthday on “Angel”. The song is written for his latest mother, Suzanne Olmsted who passed away last Fall. The background vocals are Devon Baldwin and Vida Simon, as well as the same choir, led by Tim Davis, that was used on his previous song “Faithful.” Additionally, Goody Grace … Read moreG-Eazy “Angel”
From L.A. to N.O. It’s a Innerprize and Jet Life affair on G Perico’s new drop featuring Curren$y. Giving a first taste of their upcoming JetBlue project, Jeremy Nash and Spitta coast over a soulful production by C Beats.