Suego (@IAMSUEGO) - "Yah Yah Yah"

Brooklyn rapper Suego has released a new single titled "Yah Yah Yah." Suego's audacious rap tune and the hook is catchy and guaranteed to be stuck in your head for days. This latest single proves that he's got his finger firmly on the pulse of what the urban listeners want from hip-hop. As an emcee with a knack for freestyling, Suego is known for spitting over-your-head, witty raps that get listeners excited about what comes next. Stay tuned for the premiere of an equally captivating music video soon.

Get Ready for the DeLorean Alpha V

 

The DeLorean electric car has finally been unveiled. The DeLorean Alpha V, as it’s officially known, looks absolutely nothing like the original DeLorean DMC-12. That's no big surprise, considering its design was pretty painful, even by ‘80s standards.

Fastmoney Sunny (@fastmoneysunny), Troublemaker & Joselito Dapuppet - "Jit" (Juvenile In Training) (Video)

Press ▶️ Play to see and hear what happens when the Underground Drill King from Chiraq(Chicago) "Fast Money Sunny", connects with the Drill King from N.Y.C. "Trouble Maker" with a Cameo from Joselito Dapuppet you get the new anthem - JIT (Juvenile in training) where they trade bar's on how slidin, getting to the bag💰 an being lit, is nothing new for these two Drill King's 👑..... Who hail from different cities but the struggles, the grind, the come up's, remains the same..... 

Boosie Says Jay-Z Isn't Relevant Today for His Music!

 

Boosie and DJ Vlad engage in a debate about Jay-Z's relevancy in terms of recording and releasing new music right now. DJ Vlad argues that Jay-Z is the only 50-year-old that could drop an album that would create just as much of a buzz as an LP by Lil Baby, while Boosie argues that Jay-Z is no longer relevant as a recording artist. 

Ana Kiri - "Beat Of Freedom" (Lyric Video)

Thanksgiving weekend is a time for family and pondering our roots. Ana Kiri returns with the perfect song for the occasion. "Beat of Freedom" is a vulnerable, inspirational song by Ukrainian born and raised, Ana Kiri. 

Young Cardi (@youngcardi444) - "DRAMA" (Video)

Young Cardi is the first and only rapper born and raised in Monaco who’s making buzz all around the world. Without a doubt with his new song "DRAMA", he showcases mad potential and is ready to bring this song to everyone's favorite playlist. 

Ernie Wayne & LITFRANK - "444" (Video)

The rap scene in Indiana is on the rise as new artists emerge and attempt to make new sounds for the Midwest. One artist who has perfected his own sound is actually someone who is not so new. 

Rockness Monsta f/ Ron Browz, Bo Blakk & Milly Dod - "Feast" (Video)

Heltah Skeltah's own Rockness Monsta returns with his latest album single, “Feast” featuring Bo Blakk and Milly Dod. Produced by Harlem hitmaker, Ron Browz—who's produced for the likes of Nas, Big L, Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent, Fat Joe, Lil Wayne, Jim Jones and many more—this high-powered street anthem marks the third official focus track taken from the Boot Camp Clik affiliate's forthcoming album, Ether Rocks. “Feast” hits DSPs on June 3rd via American B-Boy Records in partnership with Fat Beats. On American Bboy records @thelastamericanbboy Since making his mark in the '90s through the early aughts as a part of the legendary Boot Camp Clik and one half of "Da Incredible Rap Team" and duo Heltah Skeltah, Rock (also known as the Rockness Monsta) has been conservative with solo efforts. With one of the most distinct voices in hip-hop, the Brooklyn emcee released his full-length debut solo album Rockness AP in 2017, and now looks to step back into the spotlight with his sophomore album, Ether Rocks. Produced entirely by Harlem, New York's Ron Browz (Nas's "Ether", Jim Jones's "Pop Champagne", etc.), the project sees Rock's ominous tone and sharp flow transposed from the traditional Boom-Bap beats of Da Beatminerz and others, into a sonic backdrop that retains grit yet bolsters an updated and more sophisticated style from the legendary emcee. The 12 track LP boasts guest appearances from Method Man, Steele (Smif-N-Wessun), Ruste Juxx and more, and is out through American B Boy Records in partnership with Fat Beats. "Dope is dope. I'm trying to break out of the underground rap box and ease into 'grown man rap'. This album is basically my way of showing y'all more sides to myself musically and conceptually. A lot of our culture wants you to do the same thing over and over. That's understandable but not realistic as we are forever evolving as human beings. So, while I continue to serve jedi level barbarian bars, I'm adding some things to the menu." - Rockness Monsta

Rorshax - "Bars Behind Bars" EP

RORSHAX is a hip-hop enigma. He is a lyrical doomsday scenario NASA scientists and religious prophets failed to foresee. Every track he records is an onslaught of hard bars and punchlines. There is no mercy. May God help us all. Something is not right with this dude. He needs to be studied, and so do his lyrics. What we do know is he is mixed race (German mother, Pakistani father). And him being raised in a multicultural environment could be why his approach to music seems to blur together different styles. He loves America, served in the US Army for 14 years (five years Active, nineyears Reserve) and worked in Federal Prisons as a Correctional Officer for almost six years. He is extremely impulsive, and quit his federal job with great pay and benefits to record rap music even though he had no experience. Rorshax ran out of the gate and into the studio like a rabid dog. His introduction to the world of Hip-Hop with his first EP titled Bars Behind Bars, includes six tracks, over 490 bars, and features by M-Eighty and Canibus. On the track titled Why’d You Do That, A&R; Extraordinaire M-Eighty rips through twenty-four bars coming at the throats of established billionaires, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, as well as all his haters.He is followed by a very clever verse from Rorshaxacknowledging M-Eighty took a huge gamble dealing with him. The Final Test featuring Canibus is the first time Canibus ever recorded a 100 bar verse for a feature. And is followed by another 100 bar verse from Rorshax, totaling 200 bars from US Army Veterans for a 9 minute 24 second rap epic. Every track on Bars Behind Bars has Rorshax lashing out at the world over topics such as the need to execute sex offenders, the Afghanistan disaster (Rorshax served in Afghanistan in 2017), and even his disappointment with the Fast and Furious franchise. As angry as he is with the world, it's abundantly obvious he loves to rhyme, and demonstrates an amazing skill of syllable compounds and lyrical endurance. Rorshax is still writing and recording music, and if he keeps ripping through tracks the way he does, he will be cemented as an all time great.

2 Door Gzzly f/ Billionaire Black (@Billion_Ballout) - "I Wanna Know"

2 Door Gzzly is back with another banger featuring Billionaire Black. "I Wanna Know" grabs the attention of the listener and doesn't let go until the very end. The Chicago & New York repping duo tag team the beat to deliver nothing but pure fire. If 2 Door Gzzly & Billionaire Black can continue to deliver songs like this, they will certainly be a staple in the near future. Be sure to check out the new single, now available on all major streaming services.