Tracks

Young Dolph is joined by fellow Memphis rapper Juicy J and Atlanta's 2 Chainz for an updated version of "Pulled Up." The track, produced by Chill Go Hard, chronicles the aforementioned rappers and their love for luxury automobiles. Check it out after the jump.

Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y are no strangers to jumping on a track together. The two have made full length projects together before. And here, for "Uber Driver," the two spitters reunite. "Uber Driver" is set to appear on the duo's upcoming new project #2009. Bump that new track after the jump.

There's been a lot of throwback ish lately and Tony Yayo's "Southside" may be added to the growing list of retro-inspired hip-hop. Here he goes over Eric B. & Rakim's seminal cut "Paid In Full." Check it out after the jump.

Wale's highly-anticipated fourth studio album The Album About Nothing hits stores four days from now! And today a new track has been leaked onto the world wide web. Here Wale teams up with Dreamville's J. Cole for "The Pessimist." The two have collaborated in the past so this track is a welcome return. Check out Wale's "The Pessimist" after the jump.

Fabolous' ongoing #FridayNightFreestyles has been a relative success thus far but with this new one right here it's either make it or break it for how you feel about Loso. Sure, he's already gone over an undisputed classic in his "B.A.S." freestyle but Mobb Deep's 1994 cut "Shook Ones Pt. II" is a milestone/watershed moment for hip-hop. It's such a statement in hip-hop culture that even one iconic Detroit rapper Eminem has stated numerous times that its had a profound impact on him. In fact, you may recall Eminem's "B-Rabbit" character from 8 Mile rapping over the track during his final freestyle battle. Anyway, if Loso doesn't deliver and do this classic instrumental justice then his whole #FridayNightFreestyles is moot. You be the judge after the jump.

Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart have a new movie out today. Go Hard is currently in theaters and T.I. is providing some music for the official soundtrack. It's worth noting that Tip is also part of the cast as Russell, a family member of Kevin Hart's character Darnell. Check out T.I.'s "I Go Hard" from the Go Hard soundtrack after the jump.

Styles P just can't stop giving. I guess the "P" stands for Presents because this man has all the gifts, even when you're least expecting 'em. After dropping some serious gems a week back with "Still Bangin'" and "Don't Fade Em" P returns with a remix of Drake's If You're Reading This It's Too Late cut "Energy." Check it out after the jump.

It was just yesterday where Young Thug released two new tracks in "Halftime" and "Beat It." The set of tracks was produced by Thugger's go-to producer London on da Track. Today Thugger is sharing another new one in "Just Might Be." This one is produced by one Wheezy. Kind of an ironic producer name/association given Lil Wayne's recent discrepancies with YMCMB, the label Young Thug is currently signed to. Any who, check out "Just Might Be" after the jump.

Joey Bada$$ teams up with L.A. Leakers for a wicked freestyle. Brooklyn's Joey Bada$$ goes over some West Coast production on the "Badmon" freestyle. Check out the freestyle after the jump.

Rihanna is dropping some new music, as promised. "B***h Better Have My Money" will show up on the follow-up to 2012's Unapologetic. That as-yet-untitled album is being executive produced by Kanye West and includes the previously released single "FourFiveSeconds" and "American Oxygen", which was previewed during a NCAA commercial for March Madness. Check out Rihanna's "B***h Better Have Money" after the jump.