Chicago

Chicago's best young talent teams up on Chief Keef's "Faneto" remix. DJ Pharris brings together Sosa, Lil Bibby, Lil Herb and King Louie for the seven minute "Faneto" remix. Who do ya'll think had the best verse overall? Check it out after the jump.

In case you haven't heard, 2015 kicked off with the return of Harlem's beloved Dipset. The group dropped a stellar cut in "Have My Money" and followed that up with their "Victory" freestyle, which is equally dope. Their return has sparked some nostalgia and that's all gravy because we here at iHipHop often find ourselves reminiscing about simpler times. Chief Keef, who was probably no more than eight years old when Dipset dropped their iconic Diplomatic Immunity record, is nevertheless paying tribute to the supergroup. Keef has dropped a track entitled "Dipset." The tribute to Cam and company is set to appear on Keef's upcoming DJ Holiday-hosted Dedication mixtape. Check it out after the jump!

Lil Durk's debut album Remember My Name is set to drop May 12th via Def Jam. Durk has already shared "Get That Money" and "Different." Now he's teaming up with fellow Chicago neighbor (quite literally, the two grew up on the same street) Lil Reese for a freestyle over Big Sean's "Blessings." Get at it 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.

Lil Durk has put out a steady stream of mixtapes over his short career, but the Chicago emcee is finally looking at a release date for his debut album. Remember My Name is set to drop May 12th via Def Jam and he's sharing "Get That Money" the first lead single from the forthcoming album. It features French Montana and Chris Brown. Listen after the jump.

Chicago's Tink continues to surprise with her many diverse flows and musical stylings. On this particular outing she is joined by Atlanta's Rich the Kid for "Ran Up the Check." The track initally appeared on DJ Honorz' Boss Shit Only Vol. 2 mixtape. Listen after the jump.

Lil Durk and Chief Keef were cool. Then they were beefing. And now it looks like things are cool again. That's a good thing, I suppose. The two have teamed up for "Decline" which is also produced by Chiraq drill impresario Young Chop. Listen to "Decline" after the jump.