Tracks

When are we getting some new Denzel Curry? 2013's Nostalgic 64 was one of the best hip-hop records released that year. But sadly since then the Miami rapper has barely released much. Sure, Curry has given us stuff like "Feel Like That" and "Certified" but frankly I'm waiting on some full length material. Be it an album or mixtape. I don't care. And listening to Denzel Curry's new track "Ultimate" has me hyped tenfold for whatever he has in store. Hearing Curry rap over a Dixieland type beat is truly something else and judging by that artwork above Curry isn't playin' in 2015. Listen to "Ultimate" after the jump.

Young Buck teams up with fellow G-Unit member 50 Cent and up-and-coming NYC rapper Troy Ave for the illegal activity laced track "Drug Money." Listen to the cut after the jump.

eLZhi has kept quiet for a while and that's utterly disappointing for any real hip-hop head out there. Despite appearing on some notable tracks in 2014 like Phat Kat's "All Madden" and Ghostface Killah's "Gunshowers" eLZhi has been awfully silent when it comes to his solo work. But we have some good news: that will fortunately end in 2015 with the release of eLZhi's upcoming Lead Poison album. And to tease us for the new album, eLZhi is sharing "February" the first single from Lead Poison. Listen after the jump.

Big Sean's much anticipated third studio album Dark Sky Paradise drops today and to tease at some new music the Detroit player is sharing a freestyle entitled "Me, Myself & I" (it's over Beyonce's song of the same name.) Needless to say, Big Sean goes in, dropping bars. Rumor has it Sean also disses Kendrick Lamar. Sneak dissing still hot in 2015? Hopefully not. Listen to Big Sean's "Me, Myself & I" freestyle after the jump.

Tinashe's "All Hands On Deck" single gets a remix via the down under diva Iggy Azalea. The OG version makes an appearance on Tinashe's excellent (and dare we say underrated) 2014 album Aquarius. Listen to Iggy's remix of Tinashe's "All Hands On Deck" after the jump.

Manolo Rose's violent Boyz n the Hood-inspired "Run Ricky Run!" gets a vocal treatment from New Atlanta's OG Maco. And listening to the track OG Maco's contribution is pretty spot-on, as his aggressive ad-libs add a certain level of permeating tension. Listen after the jump.

Known for his 2012 breakout single "Cashin' Out" Ca$h Out has been undergoing a bit of a shift creatively. After releasing "WYD" earlier in the month, Ca$h Out returns with "You Should Be Ready" which will also appear on his R&B-tinged project Less Stress More Sex. Listen to "You Should Be Ready" to prepare yourself for the forthcoming Less Stress More Sex after the jump.

Fashawn is continuing his monumental rollout for his forthcoming album The Ecology (due out February 24th) and after having already shared "Guess Who's Back" and most recently "Out the Trunk" he is sharing the heavyweight featured cut "Something to Believe In." And by heavyweight we mean one of the all-time rap greats, Nasir Jones. In addition, Aloe Blacc makes an appearance and the track is produced by the always excellent DJ Khalil. Listen after the jump.

Cannibal Ox' highly-anticipated followup to their 2001 underground hip-hop classic The Cold Vein, Blade of the Ronin is set to finally drop March 3rd via iHipHop (which you may preorder now courtesy of iTunes here) and with the rap duo already having shared "Iron Rose" and "Harlem Knights" they are now sharing the Artifacts and U-God featured cut "Blade: The Art of Ox" produced by none other than the great Black Milk. You may listen that after the jump. And if you're in the city March 2nd be sure to come through to Cannibal Ox' Blade of the Ronin album release party at Webster Hall with Freeway, G-Jet, and very special guests. You don't wanna miss out!

On J-Live's new cut "Red & The Kid" he takes the time to give a special shoutout to all the heads that made hip-hop what it is today. "Red & The Kid" is set to appear on J-Live's forthcoming mixtape. Listen to "Red & The Kid" after the jump.