Metal Lungies

The sober up.

A “Used to Love H.E.R.” redux, but a great one.

The prophetic Kool Keith verse is two years old, but Dave Dar gives it a second life with some hazy funk. The juxtaposition is most illuminating. All it’s missing is a Roc Marciano verse.

Yes, this was supposed to be bi-annual and yes, it’s tantamount to sacrilege to dump Future’s output into a format as base and crude as a WordPress post, especially following the best year of his career, BUT Future’s work must be catalogued and recorded, especially the non-canon loosies and the guest appearances we would otherwise lose to the anarchy of amateur YouTube uploads. Listen and watch below and fully experience Future’s banner year.

What did people do in the summer before we had TeeFLii?

Eight songs, short and sweet, a perfect container for DJ Fresh slaps.

French dance producer Brodinski loaded his album Brava with Atlanta rappers — the good ones. The “Interviews” remix is the best Drake-less Drake song.

Plodding trap from Johnny Cinco and Hoodrich Pablo Juan’s forthcoming Poppi Seed Connect mixtape.

Gangsta Boo is The Incredible Hulk with less chill.

K Camp’s moment of clarity.