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Terrace Martin – Roll Up (ft. Wiz Khalifa, Overdoz).

One of the few upholders of that funky old West Coast rap, Terrace Martin will release his Here, My Dear EP on September 28. “Roll Up” comes with lewd verses, a melodic hook, and a horn solo at the end. Terrace flaunts his musicality with lots of live instruments. Download:..

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop

Outkast – Lookin 4 Ya (ft. Sleepy Brown) (produced by Boi-1da) (Jedi Remix).

As someone who wrote off Boi-1da as a trendy one-hit producer, I think the pulsating “Lookin’ For Ya” is his best work since “Best I Ever Had.” Big Boi explained to The Verge that Jive Records wouldn’t clear Andre to appear on Sir Lucious Leftfoot: The Son of Chico Dusty:..

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop Video

1982 (Statik Selektah x Termanology) – You Should Go Home (ft. Bun B & Masspike Miles), Video.

“You Should Go Home” is Statik Selektah’s most convincing attempt at a radio record yet and a vast departure from the Lil Fame assisted buzz single we heard… two years ago? 1982 drops October 26th. Sphere: Related Content

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop Mixtape

The Paxtons – The Manhattan Project, Mixtape.

Chicago duo The Paxtons have relocated to New York and are back with a new mixtape. They’ve wasted no time joining NY’s legacy of lyricism with eye-watering flows that would make Twista do a double take. The beats are half original, half borrowed from the likes of Diplo, The Neptunes,..

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop Mixtape

Chase N. Cashe – Vintage, Mixtape.

Chase N. Cashe is best known for co-producing Lil Wayne and Eminem’s emo soiree “Drop The World,” but he first caught my ear on FKi’s “Weed & Arizonas,” whose artwork credited him as “Chase and Cashe” and made me think he was two people. But the beats on the upstart..

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop Mixtape

Chip Tha Ripper – From Me, To You (Prelude to Gift Raps), EP.

If his 27 track mixtape was overwhelming, you might fight Chip Tha Ripper’s new EP From Me, To You easier to rock with. Chuck Inglish of the Cool Kids provides slow, deliberate thumpers and Chip Tha Ripper cuts through the haze with a husky flow. Kid Cudi meets Rick Ross...

8 Sep
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Hip-Hop

Codie G – Must Be… (Music) (produced by Block Beattaz).

More Hunstville love. The fact that even their manager can kick it is a testament to the talent emanating from the Block Beattaz. Download: Codie G – Must Be… (Music) (produced by Block Beattaz) via Welcome to Open Box Sphere: Related Content

6 Sep
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Electronic

Ahu – To: Love.

Turkish singer/DJ/yoga instructor Ahu gets lost in the post-breakup ether, aided by Paul White‘s shadowy electronic backdrop. Read about her influences and projects in her interview with The Fader. via One-Handed Music Sphere: Related Content

6 Sep
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Hip-Hop

Z.O.M.E – I’m Ready.

Gimmick free music is especially rare on the younger end of hip-hop’s generational gap, so this club-leaning jam from Baltimore crew Z.O.M.E (Zoo on Mars Entertainment) is a special treat. The trio takes advantage of the empty spaces in producer Murder Mark’s synth-clap beat with manic rhymes about how unfuckwitable..

6 Sep
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Hip-Hop

PRGz – Off The Porch (produced by Block Beattaz).

Here’s the untagged version of this PRGz banger that originally appeared on Strictly 4 Traps N Trunks Vol. 6. You can thank the Block Beattaz for the trickle of great music coming out of Huntsville, Alabama. Read up on how they built up Hustville’s hip-hop scene by selling quality beats..