I, Ced – Signed Sign Signal (ft. Quelle Chris).
The friend zone is rarely this smooth.
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Geaux Yella – P.S.A (Message To The Streets 2).
Sometimes you think you have rap sorted neatly into subgenres when a regional sound blasts them apart with marching band horns and lots of guns. Courtesy of Torii by way of Baton Rouge.
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An Atlanta paroxysm.
fly anakin. – panty raid.
Like a Valentines Day Instagram screed.
Jalal Salaam x ewonee. – Past Lives.
When your third eye loves to go crate digging.
K.A.A.N. – Music (produced by K-Def).
Screw it, everybody get your backpacks and meet me at Fat Beats.
Ca$h Out – Daddy.
I’m going to keep posting Ca$h Out’s music until the unwashed masses see the light.
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The quality of rap music in a given year can be measured in Alchemist releases. His 2016 output in 2016 so far includes an album with Havoc, a pair of 7-inch singles featuring West Coast legends ands scions, a stylish period drama with Curren$y, and some fine loosies with Meyhem Lauren and Durag Dynasty. Ignore everything except these songs and 2016 could be the magnus annus.
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Rich Homie Quan’s best work is random mixtape cuts.
Shuteyes – Gun Powder Tea (ft. Westside Gunn).
Westside Gunn is having a moment right now because he’s the first New York rapper worth caring about since Roc Maricano.
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