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Joining us on Sway in the Morning as part of her New York promo tour, is the baddest b*tch, Trina! While in-studio she opened up about her past relationships and gave great insight on why she’s so focused on her career, rather than entertaining a man. While in-studio, she also spoke about her upcoming untitled album – which features friends of Sway in the Morning, Tory Lanez, Trick Daddy and Lil Wayne.
Read moreHere’s the second video off Aspect’s upcoming sophomore album “Lost Masterpieces”.
Read moreFor National DJ Day, Enuff interviews DJ Scratch about how he got started and what motivates him. Scratch of course shows off some of his skills.
Read moreSouth Florida rapper Wifisfuneral joins forces with Kembe X on his new single “Lost My Mind”. Press play below.
Read moreWith their highly anticipated collaborative album coming soon, Saga & Thelonious Martin drop their gripping and lyrically rich lead single, “Yesterday,” featuring a compelling guest verse from Fashawn. The track truly exemplifies why so many heads are eager to hear the duo’s album, “Molotov”. Musically, you have Martin showcasing his production wizardry by combining slapping percussion with a crazy sample flip. It’s really yet another example of why the Chicago producer is one of the best doing it right now. And the same goes for Saga, the Brooklyn-based rapper whose career continues to blossom. With that in mind, there’s extra potency to his rhymes on “Yesterday,” a track that dives deep into growth—both as an artist and as a man. Whereas Saga digs into the former with his book-ending verses, Fashawn passionately raps about being a young father who finds truth and power in his role as a parent. It makes for a truly engaging listen, and one that’ll leave you wishing Molotov was dropping tomorrow. “Yesterday” can now be streamed through all major streaming outlets, and is available for download as the first instant grat track off the iTunes pre-order for “Molotov”, which drops February 17 through all major digital retailers via Saga 718/EMPIRE. The album will be released on vinyl early 2nd quarter through Coalmine Records, just in time for the duo’s European tour.
Read moreAs promised, Hus Kingpin drops off his new mixtape, “16 Waves”. The tape is 17 tracks deep and features guest verses from Ali Vegas, SmooVth, Rozewood, SageInfinite, Junelyfe and more. Production is handled by Bronze Nazareth, Madlib, Giallo Point and Marco Polo. Stream or download below.
Read moreFrom Eric’s new album, “The Local Cafe”, due out January 27th. Pre-order now.
Read moreRalo and Gucci Mane team up for a new track called “They Can’t Stop Us”. “In life we have minor setbacks to open our eyes to see the big picture and this experience was one of them,” Ralo told The FADER, who premiered the song. “All I can say about the crash is I’m thankful for God’s protection and I’m delighted in my faith. I want to stay focused on this project; this is my best one yet. My collaboration with Gucci was epic, I always wanted to work with him.” Listen below.
Read moreOff the upcoming GTA remix EP, “Good Times Ahead”. Slated to release on January 27th.
Read more“Body” is taken from Syd’s upcoming debut solo album, “Fin”, in stores February 3.
Read moreThis can be found on Terrace Martin’s 2016 album, “Velvet Portraits“.
Read moreMaxo Kream is back with his new single “Grannies”. Hear it below.
Read more“Like Really” will appear on Oddisee’s upcoming album, “The Iceberg”. Pre-order your copy here before it drops on February 24th. The Iceberg by Oddisee
Read moreProduced by ID LABS. Taken from Riff Raff’s “Aquaberry Aquarius” project, due out on January 30th.
Read moreConsequence stops by Hot 97 and freestyles on the Funk Flex Show.
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