Jeezy Gets TM103 Release Date

After celebrating the release of his watershed major label debut album, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101, over ten years ago -- Jeezy has announced a new album that will drop later this year. So far the album doesn't have a title, although it will drop in November (the 13th is the date being passed around right now) and he's sharing its first single in "GOD." "GOD" is produced by exciting new Atlanta producers TM88 and Southside, so you know it's gonna thump. Listen to Jeezy's "GOD" 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.

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.

Lil Durk's debut album Remember My Name is set to drop May 12th via Def Jam and he’s already shared “Get That Money” the first lead single from the forthcoming album. It features French Montana and Chris Brown. You can listen to it here. Now Durk is sharing another Remember My Name cut in "Different." Listen to it after the jump.

Hot off her successful hip-hop collaborations, contemporary R&B songstress Tinashe is sharing the official remix to her A$AP Rocky cut "Pretend," which now features a verse from Atlanta's heavyweight trapper Jeezy. Listen to it after the jump.