Uncle Murda On Blackmailing Married Woman

New Yorkers Maino and Uncle Murda have a longstanding relationship; in 2015 alone, they've appeared together on the "Real Niggas Back (Remix)," "Love My N*ggas," DJ Kay Slay's "Straight Outta Brooklyn," Cassidy's "MMM (Remix)," and Rob Cash's "Welcome to New York." So it's no surprise that they're back again, collaborating on "Thugz Cry" with Manolo Rose. The track is set to appear on Maino and Murda's joint project, Yellow Tape, which is dropping December 4th. Check out its offering, "Thugz Cry" after the jump.

The Future stimulus is real. Uncle Murda is teaming up with Fewtch for "Right Now" which is also produced by Metro Boomin -- one of rap's biggest and (pun intended) booming producers in the game. If the name "Uncle Murda" doesn't scream "Listen to this track" then Fewtch's appearance here will. Listen to "Right Now" after the jump.

Vince Staples will be dropping his highly-anticipated debut album Summertime '06 on Def Jam on June 30th. And we've already been treated to some fresh ish with "Senorita" (backed up by excellent production and a killer Future sample.) But now we're getting some bonus material here with "Get Paid" featuring Desi Mo. Other guest appearances on Summertime '06 include Jhené Aiko, Joey Fatts, A$ton Matthews, Snoh Aalegra, Kilo Kish, DJ Dahi, and more. Check out "Get Paid" after the jump.

Maino has his third King of Brooklyn project on the way, so he's blessing your ears with some new heat. Here he goes over some dope shit with a "Real Niggas Back" remix. Check out the track from Maino after the jump.

Lil Durk's major label debut album is finally out this year, as it arrives less than a month away. June 2nd marks the debut of Lil Durk's Remember My Name and here he's reunited with fellow Chicagoan Young Chop for "What Your Life Like." Listen to the track after the jump.

Damn, now this is what I'm talkin' about! Vince Staples snaps on this. Also, the added Future sample is perfection. This entire track is pretty much the epitome of dope ass contemporary hip-hop. A classic in the making. Check out Vince Staples' "Señorita" after the jump.