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A Los Angeles cult legend of epic proportions, Drakeo The Ruler’s influence on the newest generation of West Coast rappers can’t be understated; and with his celebrated acquittal this summer he’s back with new heat, “Black Holocaust.” Along with Rio Da Yung OG, the two calmly deliver ferocious street-ready bars over an eerie soundscape, destined to surely make their opps quiver.

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With their entrancing flows, bars, and style unlike any other in the game, EARTHGANG’s debut project on J. Cole’s Dreamville Records MirrorLandhas been in the works for quite some time and at last, the duo are readying the project’s release for Friday. But firstly, they’re holding the people over with “Ready to Die,” their latest single finds themselves in their bag of soulful melodies, with their signature colorful flows seamlessly gliding over producer Cristo’s soothing instrumental.

Stay tuned for more from the ‘Atlantans’, but first listen below.

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A superstar of titanic proportions who blends Hip-Hop stylings with his rock and pop roots, Post Malone’s new album Hollywood’s Bleeding is scheduled to drop on Friday and following the release of his single “Circles” last week, the Texas native has dropped off the mythic visuals for the track.

Clad in shining armor and riding through a dark forest on horseback, Post throws it back to the days of Old England as he saves his lover from a crop of swordsmen, with visuals of Zombies and more along for the ride. 

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Fresh off his popping new single “Never Lie,” Wiz Khalifa is back with new music and the Pittsburgh star has been hard at work for his endlessly devoted fanbase.

Check out “I’ll Be Good,” a freestyle and bar-fest in which the easygoing veteran shows off his effortless flow and breaks down his lifestyle of luxury, women and weed over the same Rene & Angela sample used in Foxy Brown and Jay-Z’s 1996 classic hit of the same name.

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Post Malone’s controversial usage of Hip-Hop musical stylings and culture has long been a powerful debate; however, the man makes certified smashes and is one of the biggest artists in the entire world.

Having just announced his new album ‘Hollywood’s Bleeding‘ is scheduled to drop on September 6th, Malone has hit his titanic fanbase with new record “Circles” to hold his fans over in the meantime. Though this one’s certainly a switch-up for those expecting something in the “White Iverson” vein, Malone explores his Pop and Rock influences with this guitar-heavy cut that might just be the latest fierce fan favorite at his popular concerts.

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Having maintained an illustrious career with multiple classic albums and as one of the most skilled lyricists to ever grace the mic, Common’s ‘LET LOVE’ is a must-add to your music library. Serving as a beacon for the windy city, Common Sense’s 12th studio album follows his book of the same name, and the activist and actor has dedicated the album to the theme of ‘love.’

With the project’s first single being a follow-up to his classic track “I Used to Love H.E.R.,” LET LOVE boats features from Swizz Beatz, Daniel Caesar, BJ the Chicago Kid, John Legend, Jill Scott, and more. 

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With his smash hit “Ransom” in the conversation for the song of the summer, Lil Tecca’s been on absolute fire with his catchy anthem being played on every radio station, club and car stereo known to man. And with perfect timing, the Queens rapper has dropped off We Love You Tecca, his debut project.

With 16-tracks and only one feature by way of Juice WRLD, the Republic Records signee is certainly at home in his newest release which houses bangers that might just expedite his rise to the top, while satisfying his fans alike.

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An exceptional vocalist who’s been bodying every feature and song in sight for a minute, it’s officially time for TDE’s SiR to shine. 

Today, the Inglewood product is back with ‘Chasing Summer‘, his second studio album with sonically diverse features from Lil Wayne, Jill Scott, Sabrina Claudio, Smino, and labelmate Kendrick Lamar. One of the best up and coming R&B artists you’ll find.

Check out the wavy vibes from this West Coast representer’s project down below.

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With his stellar ‘Port Of Miami II’ debuting at number 1 on the charts and a bevy of features, it’s safe to say the biggest boss has stayed busy. Today finds the Carol City legend dropping another visual from his project, the throwback lavish jam “Fascinated.” Directed by Clinton Bell, this sleek and cinematic film showcases the cigar-toting Maybach Music kingpin reminiscing on those fallen, while being styled in extravagant fashion.

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Though the Wizards offseason has been quite a forgettable one, the Chocolate City certainly has something to smile about this summer and fall with MMG representative Wale dropping off some new heat, poised for his upcoming album.

With the catchy and uplifting “BGM” dropping just days ago, Folarin comes with bars from A$AP Ferg, and an eye-catching chorus from Compton’s Buddy for “Hallelujah,” a resonant and uplifting bop. Stay tuned for Wale’s sixth studio album, but enjoy this track from the upcoming Godfather Of Harlem soundtrack in the meantime.

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The Dog is back!

If you’re in need of a new New York street anthem, your wishes are certainly satisfied thanks to Rick Ross, DMX, and Swizz Beatz’s new banger, “Just In Case.”

Released as part of the soundtrack for the anticipated TV drama The Godfather Of Harlem, this record finds the trio at home over piano keys meant for royalty, punctuated by hard-hitting snares. Though Rozay and his Ruff Ryders brethren Swizz just keep dropping heat, X is back and the game had better take notice.

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Though Lil Wayne, Juvenile, and Birdman have obviously each had a laundry list of hits, each of these New Orleans-bred MC’s started as a part of the trailblazing Cash Money Records group The Hot Boys, where they brought classic hits like “Bling Bling” to the culture.

The three legends have thankfully put their differences aside and reunited with “Ride Dat,” as the group discuss their many endeavors with the ladies over a bouncing bass and soulful piano chords. In all, it’s fantastic to see this crew come back together and after all, we might just have a Hot Boy summer as well.

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From Queens, New York to Long Island and finally to Los Angeles to hang with the Leakers, Lil Tecca has undergone a lot of changes for a 16-year old kid. The biggest change might have been going from being a 7th grade self-taught recording artist, to being a chart topping superstar-in-the-making by the age of 16.

Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk sat down with Tecca to discuss everything from the New York native’s first experiences with music, to the making of some of his most popular tracks, including both “Ran$om” and “Do It Again,” as well as his advice to other up-and-coming artists.

When asked about what his next radio-dominating track might be, the “Bossanova” rapper shared that he’s in the habit of letting his fans decide what that song will be. While many fan bases would prefer to keep their favorite musicians out of the consciousness of the mainstream, Tecca’s had actually catapulted him to the #1 spot on the #LIFTOFF Show’s Liftoff 5 nightly playlist in addition to the #3 spot on Billboard’s Hot R&B/HipHop chart.

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