The right tune can make you feel awesome. That’s what this new A$AP Ant number does: it boosts confidence over the trillest, most leant-up beat you can imagine. Haters got you down? Here’s a sure remedy. A$AP Ant’s Perks and Lean coming soon. Track after the jump.
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DJ and producer extraordinaire Tittsworth drops this new dance track with high quality raps from Q Tip the Abstract and Theophilus London. Listen after the jump.
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King Chip offers this amazing single about sloth. It seems like an ironic endorsement of visionary laziness. The Cleveland king may have another competitor if a certain Talent returns from South Beach but, until then, he might have that midwest swing on lock.
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The only thing this video is missing is Meek Mill as a muppet. I’m sure he would have refused that idea in the name of keeping it “real” though. There are a lot of muppets in it anyway, and that makes an infidelity song way more weird. Take a look for yourself after the jump.
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Jimmy Fallon’s a comedian with everything. He raps and sings and tells clean jokes. Iggy Azalea is a new rapper who also does stuff, I’m told. He makes her song a lot better by doing it in Neil Young’s voice with his old band. Watch after the jump.
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Lil Reese drops the remix single to his song “N*gga Wat” with the Keef melodies that bake up the pie just right. Track after the jump.
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TDE signee SZA drops this hollowed out, heavy haunting tune as a preview of her Love The Free Vol II project dropping in a few weeks. Listen after the jump.
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Bodega Bamz and The Martinez Bros drop this free EP to re-introduce the uptown star. Take a listen after the jump.
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There’s a fine line between the sh*t you say in your raps and the sh*t you do in real life. And rappers are habitual line-steppers. Young Scooter makes no mistakes about his line, a literal one, where he only does what he raps about. Expect a song about his tooth brushing and dry cleaning pretty soon. Video after the jump.
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MMG is Rick Ross’s solid contribution to the rap game because it extends the power of his influence to recruit other great street artists to urban radio rotation. His two marquee acts are in a feud that Meek Mill set off on social media by calling Wale corny. Check the tweets after the jump.
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B.O.B. confront some important questions on “Many Rivers,” driven by the classic Jimmy Cliff chorus in his song of the same name. In a way, No Genre Pt. 2 signifies a return to his roots as an artist, someone who’s emphasizing awareness of social conditions while declaring personal freedom from them. It’s the same moral barometer that helps him to sign million-dollar deals and still give us civic-minded messages. Check out the premiere on Revolt TV after the jump.
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Waka levels the playing field by giving the fans his best bars ever. His new project “I Can’t Rap” features amazing rhymes and rhythms from the Southern bully himself. “Blatlanta” is one of the best works on it. Listen to stream after the jump.
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Big Sean laces Common with a great hook and refrain for another single on his Speak My PieceRead More
This Hit-Boy special is brought to you by his pet project Audio Push, the Cali duo who started the “Jerkin” dance craze a while back. His production buoys the two on this single that celebrates returning to the Left Coast from tours. Watch the new vid after the jump.
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Usher and Nicki Minaj over this disco-era MJ track produced by Pharrell is a sugary dance number. It’s half as lewd as their first collab “Lil Freak” and about twice as potent. They achieve more without oversexing it and hint at some better musical chemistry overall. Listen after the jump.
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