Putting on for H-Tine, Megan Thee Stallion pulled up on the Power 106 #LIFTOFF show with Justin Credible and DJ Sourmilk to sprinkle some of that southern flavor on #Freestyle071.
Over 2-Pac’s legendary “2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted” instrumental, Hot Girl Meg brought her A-game with quick-hitting bars and let her status be known, rapping, “The only bad b*tch that’s out right now really rapping.”
Saweetie has released a few singles in the past couple months to keep her buzz going. It’s looking like the Bay Area stunna is gearing up for a new project after releasing her ‘High Maintenance’ last March. This new record “Mood” is a good start with that banging Zaytoven production.
Legendary producer Salaam Remi dropped his new track “Find My Love” featuring Nas & Amy Winehouse. On the song you hear Amy’s angelic vocals in the background of the verses that Nas delivers.
“Find My Love” is set to be featured on Salaam’s forthcoming ‘Do It For The Culture 2’ compilation.
Berner & Mozzy click up for a full-length project entitled ‘Slimey Individualz’.
The 10-track mixtape includes some fire features like YG & Logic on a track called “Ayy” and SOBxRBE on “Froze Up.” Other guest appearances include Wiz Khalifa, Rexx Life Raj, B- Real of Cypress Hill, and more.
It’s not a complete All-Star weekend without the culture making its impact on it. Meek Mill opened the game up yesterday with a pre-game performance, while J. Cole had a homecoming with a halftime performance in his hometown of North Carolina.
Meek Mill provided the soundtrack of each team’s introduction with a performance that began with the album’s ‘Championships’ album “Intro” before doing a medley that included “Going Bad” and “Uptown Vibes.” He then performed the culture’s national anthem “Dreams & Nightmares (Intro).”
Cole took over the court for the halftime show where he brought out a gang of Dreamville fans with him to spectate as he ran through his classics. Draped in a vintage Charlotte Hornets jacket and Fear of God jeans the Fayettville product delivered a 10-minute set of old and recent hits.
He began the halftime performance with his new single “Middle Child” and then continued with his “a lot” verse as he made his way into the crowd and shouted: “21 Savage, we love you.” Cole kept the energy going with “ATM” off ‘KOD’ and then slowed things down with a performance of his “favorite song,” “Love Yourz.” His performance ended with “No Role Modelz.”
Another week with yet another great playlist for you to vibe out to. If you listened to the show yesterday, you already know how fire the show was. Below is the complete playlist from yesterday’s show for you to recapture the vibes.
PLAYLIST:
B-EAZY THE DJ
A$ton Matthews – TRENCHES
Elijah Banx – One Time (feat. Kalan FrFr)
2Eleven-Now & Later (feat.Stupid Young)
Problem – Put It Down (feat. 03Greedo)
03 Greedo – Run For Yo Life
Clif Savage – SAV
Domo Genesis – Consecutive Normal Punches (feat. Buddy)
Southside Diddy – New Lover
D. Blake – Comments
Fritsgod – 4 Chains
Wicked – Bang My Line
Joey Fatts – Deposition
J. Stone – Have Yo Bitch Bacc (feat. 03 Greedo)
Kemadonna – Picture Me Rollin (feat. G.I. JOE OMG)
2Pac – Picture Me Rollin (feat. Big Syke, CPO & Danny Boy)
M.A. Da Pilot – Big League
Joe Moses – One Time (feat. RJ)
Y.G. – POWER (feat. Ty Dolla $ign)
ScHoolboy Q – BrainStorm (LA Leakers Freestyle)
DJ GABE C
ZeZe Freestyle – 1TakeJay (Prod. Mike Crook)
Blue Face – Studio (Prod. Lilaudiano & D Nyce)
Almighty Suspect – hottestinacity (Feat. LilSlugg & Robbioso)
SOB x RBE – Made It
Jay Rock – Shit Real (Feat. Tee Grizzley)
Lil Cadi PGE – Cocaine
Kalan FrFr – Star (Prod. Hollywood)
Sneakk – Spray (Feat. Tyga & YG)
Kee Riches – Slow Motion (Feat. VonDon)
DaBoyDame – Dreams (Feat. Yo Gotti, Dej Loaf, G Eazy
UKNOWCASH – Outside
J Cole – Middle Child
Roddy Ricch – Chase The Bag
Jay Rock – Wow Freestyle
Saviii 3rd – Beef (Feat. Az Chike & Az Swaye)
DJ Mustard – Pure Water (Feat. Migos)
Stupid Young – (Feat. Fenix of Shoreline Mafia)
Blue Face – Bleed it
Rich The Kid – Splashin’
Shoreline Mafia – Players Club (Feat. AZ Chike)
Dom Kennedy – O.P.M
Future – Crushed Up
Boogie ft Eminem – Rainy Days
Blueface tags Cardiana B for his official “Thotiana” remix which he releases with the Cole Bennett-directed video.
The viral single has made Blueface a prominent figure in the rap game and has made it all the way to No. 20 on the Billboard Hot 100. This remix follows the YG-assisted one and it is rumored that there is another remix version out there that features French Montana.
In the video both Blueface and Bardi flex their allegiance to their colors and rep their gangs. Blueface rocks out in blue while Cardi reps her side in a red paisley print cowboy hat and matching outfit with bloody shoes, of course. She twerks on top of a lowrider as Bleuface does his dance.
Young M.A is in her bag on her new joint called “Stubborn Ass,” where she’s calling it like it is speaking to her significant other. The production is top tier and the lyrics she spits certainly keep you on edge as she raps, “Talk, even when you not in the mood/ This is love, gotta apply by the rules/You leaving now is like a 12th grader deciding to drop out of school.”
This one is relatable to anybody who feels they’ve had to deal with an insubordinate partner.
Check this out and watch it with the accompanying video below.
Don Q spent last month fine tuning his lyrical weaponry battling it out with Tory Lanez but today him and his fellow Highbridge partner in crime, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie link up. Doing it for the ladies on “Make Me Wanna” the fellas take the Usher approach with a smooth vibe.
Grammy Award winners and recent collaborators Cardi B and Bruno Mars reconnect for their latest single “Please Me.” Their last collaboration for “Finesse (Remix)” shot straight up the charts and this one figures to do the same.
Cardi’s had a a few ups and downs this week coming off her GRAMMY win making her the first female to win Best Rap Album. After taking a lot of heat from haters on the Internet she deleted her Instagram, but returned this week to announce this single. Much love to her, she deserved the win nevertheless.
Bruno sings the hook and Cardi raps the verses all while bringing us back to that 90’s nostalgic feeling. The song is very racy and edgy they reached down their inner Jodeci bag.
Nipsey Hussle wastes no time releasing new music as he links up with Roddy Ricch & Hit-Boy for “Racks In The Middle.” The singles was originally announced following last week’s GRAMMYs and it may be the first single off his upcoming sophomore album.
On the track Hussle man speaks on his life, his friends, family, and reflects on big moments like taking his grandma on a private jet to Las Vegas. Roddy Ricch handles the fire hook while Hit-Boy comes through with the production.
South Central’s JAG extends his hand to fellow peers Nick Grant, Compton’s own Boogie, and DCMBR for his new track “Stressin,” which gives fans an inside look at some of the obstacles in the music industry. All three MC’s shared a bit of their frustrations with label politics from the industry and how it affects their personal lives.
Check this one out for an inside dose of the business side of music.
Just as Drake promised his complete classic break-out mixtape ‘So Far Gone’ has officially hit all streaming platforms.
His third mixtape originally debuting in 2009 included features from Lil Wayne,Trey Songz, Bun B, Santigold, Lloyd, Lykke Li, and Omarion. Songs like “Best I Ever Had,” “Houstalantavegas,” “Successful,” “Ignant Shit,” “Uptown” and “Brand New” are all included in the release along with the Kanye West-produced “Say What’s Real.”
Drizzy got a bit emotional when reminiscing on his journey and making the project that helped make him a household name.