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Atlanta's iLoveMakonnen is teaming up with Los Angeles' super producer DJ Mustard for "Second Chance," the first single from his forthcoming iLoveMakonnen 2. Arriving November 20th, Makonnen's latest project -- and follow-up to last year's breakthrough EP, iLoveMakonnen -- will be his first commercial release after signing to Drake's OVO imprint. Check out Makonnen's "Second Chance" after the jump.

It was just yesterday when Atlanta rapper Young Thug and frequent collaborator, producer Metro Boomin, were embroiled in a rap beef, of sorts. The two have since patched things up to release a new song called "Hercules". A las, Atlanta can sleep soundly knowing everything between Young Thug, Metro Boomin, and (inadvertently) Future is A-ok. Listen to Young Thug's "Hercules" after the jump.

Your Old Droog drops off a new track in "Basketball & Seinfeld", a song about, well, basketball and Seinfeld. Who doesn't love both? Droog drops a bevy of non sequiturs pertaining basketball interspersed with more than your fair share of Seinfeld references on his latest track. Do you like basketball? Do you get hyped on Seinfeld whenever you hear the words "Drake's coffee cakes" be used? If you answered yes to both questions, then Your Old Droog's "Basketball & Seinfeld" is just for you. Hit the jump to hear Your Old Droog's latest loosie, "Basketball & Seinfeld".

While Waka Flocka Flame attempts to figure out his current label situation, he's looking to keep fans satisfied with new music. Teaming up with Southside and Metro Boomin, Atlanta's most in demand production duo, Waka shares "Blue or Red" from his forthcoming Flockaveli 1.5 mixtape. Sure, it's not quite the ad nauseam promised Flockaveli 2 -- which is intermittently delayed -- but Flockaveli 1.5 is looking to hold us over until Waka gets all this label nonsense sorted. Hit the jump to hear "Blue or Red" from Waka Flocka Flame.

Earlier in the week, Pusha T announced the release of his forthcoming studio album -- and followup to 2013's excellent My Name Is My Name -- King Push. Furthermore, the new president of Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music record label shared the lyrics from the album's first single, "Untouchables", which has references to Netflix’ hit show “Narcos”, CrossFit, and even presidential hopeful Donald Trump. Today, Pusha T is sharing the audio for that track, produced by Timbaland. Listen to Pusha T's "Untouchables" after the jump.

A new Future song has been shared, and it's set to appear on the forthcoming Creed film. The song, which is played during the trailer (watch it here), finds Future going full Rocky Balboa -- except he's not running up no damn steps, he's doing push-ups on a stack of money. It's an incredible bit of exhilarating rap music, backed by a sample of Bill Conti's classic Rocky theme song "Gonna Fly Now". In addition, "Last Breath" is produced by frequent collaborator Metro Boomin, and Ludwig Goransson. Check out Future's epic "Last Breath" from the Creed soundtrack after the jump.

After sharing "Fuckin' Up the Count" last month, Indiana's first rate emcee Freddie Gibbs -- returning under the Gangsta Gibbs moniker -- is sharing two new cuts from his forthcoming, highly-anticipated new mixtape, Shadow of a Doubt. The pair of tracks, "Extradite" (featuring Black Thought) and "Packages", showcases Gibbs' rough around the edges sound -- all the way down to the banging, menacing production -- which is a welcome return following his excursions with Madlib on Pinata. Both tracks, along with "Fuckin' Up the Count" will appear on Gibbs' Shadow of a Doubt, arriving November 20th via ESGN. Listen to "Extradite" and "Packages" after the jump.

[caption id="attachment_152031" align="aligncenter" width="634"] Processed with VSCOcam with hb2 preset[/caption] "I used to give a fuck," reads iLL Chris' Twitter bio -- a sentiment we all surely relate to. And with his latest song, "Pull Up", the Seattle transplant is in full reckless bad boy mode. Additionally, iLL Chris is joined by RudeassMogil, who contributes to the uncompromising debauchery Chris takes part in, which includes, but is not limited to, "fucking your bitch on the low". Check out iLL Chris' exciting turn up cut "Pull Up" after the jump.

Legendary hip-hop outfit, A Tribe Called Quest (Q-Tip, Phife, Ali Shaheed Muhammed and Jarobi), is gearing up a 25th anniversary celebration of their landmark album, People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm with an brand spankin' new, mastered reissuing of the album. In addition, the reissue is looking to deliver with bonus treats -- a trio of tributes from some big names: Cee-Lo Green remixing "Footprints", Pharrell with "Bonita Applebum" and J. Cole remaking "Can I Kick It?" Tonight, we have Dreamville's J. Cole doing a rendition of "Can I Kick It?" and, well, you have to hear it be believe it. Check out J. Cole's reimagining of A Tribe Called Quest's "Can I Kick It?" after the jump.

After sharing her take on Drake's "Hotline Bling" (entitled "HOTLINE BLING BUT U CAINT USE MY PHONE MIX") from her forthcoming But You Cain't Use My Phone mixtape -- arriving around Thanksgiving -- Erykah Badu has returned with "Phone Down", another new cut from the project. Continuing with the telecommunication device angle she initiated with "Hotline Bling", Badu delivers a serious banger with "Phone Down" -- something surely nobody was expecting. Check out Erykah Badu's excellent "Phone Down" cut from her But You Cain't Use My Phone tape after the jump.