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With Atlanta's annual A3C Festival just a mere days away it's only fitting that we return to the streets with SD's "No Sleep" featuring Domino. The track is on iHipHop Distribution's A3C Volume 4 compilation, which may be purchased through iTunes here. Check out the track after the jump!

When Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N***a" music video went viral over the summer many detractors took aim at the striking similarities between the Brooklyn rapper's aesthetic (both in sound and visuals) and the burgeoning Chicago drill scene. However, the negativity quickly died down, especially when nobody from Chicago's scene seemed to take issue with it. Now, Chief Keef and Fredo Santana drop "Beetle Juice", a track with a questionable lyric that appears to take a jab at Shmurda. "You know you ain't catch no body bout a week ago," raps Keef, which is a lyric directly lifted from Bobby Shmurda's "Hot N***a" in which Shmurda mentions his pal Mitch catching a body. You decided for yourself if that is a diss, after the jump.

Fredo Santana's been keeping awfully quiet lately. But his new track "How You Want It" loudly breaks the silence. Produced by Hurtboy AG, "How You Want It" finds Fredo in his classic form: trappin', trappin', trappin'. Check out the track after the jump.

"Still screaming 'Fu*k rehab' right now!" proclaims a drowsy, nasally Chief Keef on his new track "In It". And you believe him. Whether or not this track will appear on the much delayed, endlessly pushed back Bang 3 album is as good as anyone's guess. But all we know from the recent tracks he's shared is Keef is sounding as menacing and uncompromising as he did when we first heard him on Back from the Dead. Peep the track after the jump!

Lil Durk keeps on feeding the streets with banger after banger. Despite dropping Signed to the Streets 2 over the summer Durk hasn't slowed down since then, releasing plenty of new material. After serving up "Shots Fired" he returns with "Jack Boys" featuring frequent collaborator and fellow OTF patron Lil Reese. The track is also produced by Young Chop. After the jump!

Here's a treat for hardcore hip-hop heads out there. Saigon, one of Brooklyn's finest, has dropped a jewel on ya'll. "Mechanical Animals" is a beast of a track, featuring a stacked lineup which includes the legendary Kool G. Rap, Marcy alumni Memphis Bleek, and Chiraq's Lil Bibby. Safe to say you better brace yourself because all four MCs deliver stellar verses. Get at it after the jump.

"I'm savage, my teacher always told me I ain't average/ She said Lil Durk he'll shoot I remind them of the Mavericks" Lil Durk professed on the first installment of his "52 Barz" series back in 2012. Now fast forward to 2014 where Durk brings to mind those aforementioned lyrics, snapping all over his new track "My Money", dropping many notable, street wise lines and delivering a catchy hook, to boot. Oh, and the Migos are on the track, as well. Listen after the jump.