Author: B-Nyce

Buddy just dropped a new introspective track called “Black 2,” which is a sequel from his song called “Black” that featured A$AP Ferg.

The sequel track shows the Compton rapper’s undying and continuing
love for his people. Furthermore, he directly called out the systemic appropriation of America and how major businesses profit off of black culture but lacks acknowledgment of its importance to arts and the culture itself.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

Legends Never Die is a mantra that we embrace when one of our beloved ones pass. We adopt this mantra out of respect for their memory, today Pop Smoke’s legacy lives on as his posthumous single “Make It Rain” was released.

The record arrives on what would have been the original release date for Pop Smoke’s debut album. The date was pushed back after the late rapper’s manager Steven Victor announced that the album had been pushed back until July 3rd, out of respect for the current uprising and civil unrest.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

Earlier this year, the U.K. duo Young T & Bugsey caught fire and became a viral sensation all over the world as the “#DontRushChallenge” became a household activity in quarantine.

Now, Young T & Bugsey return, only this time they get some assistance from their boy, DaBaby for the “Don’t Rush (Remix)”. In its essence, the track is very similar to the original version, except DaBaby, slashes through the Afro-beats track with ease. 

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

Like every Sunday we kept it all the way lit on the #LEAKSHOW on Shade 45. The homies Gabe C and B-Eazy The DJ brought the heat with fire mixes acorss the 2-hours of the show!

Check out the playlist below.

B-EAZY THE DJ
Pop Smoke – LA Leakers Freestyle
50 Cent – Not Like Me
Nipsey Hussle – County Jail
Drake – Pain 1993
Buddy – Black
2Pac – Runnin’ From Tha Police (Thug Life Version)
Beyoncé – Freedom feat. Kendrick Lamar
Lloyd Banks – Cold Summer Freestyle
Jay-Z – 99 Problems
N.W.A – Fuck Tha Police
Westside Gunn & Conway – Fendi Seats
Drake – Pain 1993 ft. Playboi Carti
J. Cole – Crooked Smile (Original)
2Pac – Str8 Ballin
Drakeo The Ruler ft. Earl Sweatshirt & 03 Greedo – Ion Rap Beef (Remix)
YG – Fuck Tha Police
Fabolous – B.O.M.B.S.
RJ – Ratrace
DCMBR – Figure Out
M3agic – Back On My Shit
YG – Laugh Now Kry Later
Jay Worthy – Bullshit feat. Kamaiyah
Mozzy – Boyz To Men
THROWBACK SONG: 2Pac – To Live & Die in LA

DJ GABE C
Jehkai – Glory To God
Nipsey Hussle – One For The Money
Dom kennedy – Get Home Safely (Feat. Nipsey Hussle)
2Pac – Keep Your Head Up
Bino Rideaux – Hold it in
Maka – Playa No More (Feat. Kalan FrFr & Skin & Bones)
Bino Rideaux – Beep
Gudda Gone – Built Like This (Feat. YDM)
Bino Rideaux x Blxst – Brand New
Dizzy Wright – World Peace
Shaun Krystopher – Situations (Feat. Dom Kennedy)
Sylvan LaCue – Best Me
Nipsey Hussle x BinoRideaux – Blue Print
2Pac – Thug Passion (Feat. Outlawz)
Bino Rideaux x Nipsey Hussle – Miami
Dom Kennedy – When I Come Around
Bino x Blxst – Selfish
SchoolBoy Q – Blessed (Feat. Kendrick Lamar)

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

In perfect timing, G-Eazy has released a visual for a new version of his 2017 song “Love Is Gone” from his album ‘The Beautiful & Damned‘.

The latest version of the track includes a verse from young California rapper Jahmed and also features Drew Love, as the original did.

G-Eazy found the perfect time to release visuals for this record as his powerful visual displays footage from protesters all across the country, and images of racism and police brutality.

Ironically it’s almost as if the record will have more of an impact today as systemic racism has been brought to the attention of the mainstream media. 

Watch below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

Starting off with a powerful message from the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan T-Pain brings us a catchy yet meaningful and encouraging message about strength on his latest song “Get Up”.

As the ongoing war against systemic racism is present more than ever, many artists have begun to use their platform to elevate the cause and T-Pain is the latest to use his platform for change.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

DaBaby quickly climbed the charts after the initial release of “Rockstar” featuring Roddy Ricch. Since its release the collab has earned a number one spot on the Billboard Hot 100.

Today DaBaby revisits the track and adds a new verse to highlight his own run-ins with police officers, and even speaks on the protests against police brutality.

Listen to the BLM remix below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

My dawg Cypress Moreno sent me this record a few weeks ago called “Do What I Do” and as soon as I heard it I knew it was a certified slap. It’s only right I premiere it on here.

Cypress recruits L.A.’s very own Rucci and up-and-comer Bravo the Bagchaser for a verse each. Rucci kicks it off with some hard-hitting flows and even delivers a shout out to our Power 106 #LIFTOFF show! (Shoutout to him for that)

Bravo pops up on the second verse to display his lyrical abilities and let’s it be known he ain’t nothing to be played with. If you wanna test him tho just know he got “30 hollow tips in this Mac-10.”

Listen below and run the numbers up for the homie.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

All Money In representers J Stone and Pacman Da Gunman have linked up for their new collaborative project called ‘Ground Zero’. Loaded with 13-tracks total, the two rappers delivered different vibes for each track.

Moreover, the mixtape features contributions from Kurupt, CJ Mac, Killa Twan and others. Ultimately, both J Stone and Pacman definitely came through with the fire on this project and display their lyrical skills together for the W.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

H.E.R. shares her response regarding the recent police killings, protests against police brutality and systematic racism with a newly released song called “I Can’t Breathe.”

The song displays H.E.R.’s powerful, angelic vocals that will get you right in your feels, especially when you think about the recent events that have transpired in our country.

Overall, the track calls for change and time for healing.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI

Spillage Village just released a new song called “End of Daze,” which is produced by the legend Mike Dean and longtime J. Cole producer Elite.

The track is also accompanied with a visual in which the Atlanta collective watches all the headlines that have happened so far in 2020. These headlines
include Kobe Bryant’s tragic passing, wildfires, natural disasters, the COVID-19 pandemic and deaths of George Floyd and Ahmaud Arber. Those all hint that we are in the end of our days as stated on the title of the track.

This is the latest offering that the super group have released for quite some time and fans better get excited as they have announced an upcoming project that is slated to release this summer.

Listen below.

TWITTER: @IAMBNYCE
INSTAGRAM: CONTENT.PAPI