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Stream The 50 Track A3C Volume 5 Compilation Now

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What's better than a compilation of really dope new hip-hop? How about a compilation the size of 5. Today, 2dopeboyz premiered the full album stream of A3C Volume 5. Hit the jump to hear new bangers from Tunji Ige, Manolo Rose, 2 Eleven, Case Arnold, U-God, Cannibal Ox, Trev Rich, ProbCause, Dee Goodz, Ramaj Eroc, WebsterX, Noveliss (of Clear Soul Forces), Max Wonders and many more.

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New Video From A3C Volume 5 + Track List Revealed

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Straight from Illadelph, the fifth single from A3C Volume 5 comes from the emerging rapper/producer Famey. Famey, who is a protege of the legendary Jerry Wonda, is quickly building a reputation as a prolific songwriter and producer. The video for his new single “Worth It” was filmed by Ed Kelly at Famey’s private studio inside New York City’s Platinum Sounds studios and gives listeners a glimpse into his creative space. Also today, iHipHop Distribution and A3C revealed the track list for A3C Volume 5. Hit the jump to check out the new video by Famey as well as the full track list.

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New Music: Case Arnold – “Way Too Far” (A3C Volume 5)

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We're proud to share the third single from A3C Volume 5, which comes from rising Southern lyricist, Case Arnold. Hailing from Clarksville, Tennessee, Case Arnold is his state’s most promising new artist. Case puts his songwriting ability on full display over Michigan producer Eclipse’s laid-back instrumental on “Way Too Far.” On the track, the Tennessee native expresses is determination to overcome any challenge and his refusal to lose, no matter the circumstance. Case, who is currently putting the final touches on his next full-length project, just opened for Earl Sweatshirt on the Southern dates of his national tour. He is currently filming a music video for “Way Too Far.” The track will appear on iHipHop's forthcoming A3C Volume 5, which you may pre-order via Bandcamp here. Check out Case Arnold's “Way Too Far” after the jump.