As RTJ continues to impress, never letting the fans down, we get a new visual from one of the dopest Hip-Hop duos in recent memory. Complete with a cat blowing coke, and a lil bit of acting the guys put together a classic video that is has replay value x10.

If you haven’t been paying attention to whats buzzing in the LA streets you def need to peep RJ & DJ Mustard’s new project ‘The Ghetto’. Mr. RJ been killin it lately and this project speaks to that success with features from YG, Ty Dolla $ign, Rae Sremmurd, OT Genasis and Joe Moses. ​https://open.spotify.com/album/5alhJcqITAVC4o6f8qGO0Z

Plenty of fellas have had angry letters written about them courtesy of scorned women. Every other guy you meet has been the subject of an angry female tweet and if she never gave you a FB rant, it wasn’t real. But how many men can say the inspired one of the greatest albums of the modern age? That would be none other than the Haitian sensation known as @WyclefJean. Thankfully the former Fugee was able to sit with @mrmecc & @K_Lavenne to talk miseducation, Political legislation & and dating while married. #HipHop #Music #MC #Meccahnism #BodyBawse #Advice #Sex #Relationship #Wife #Dating #WyclefJean #TheFugees #Haiti #TheCarnival #LaurynHill #Pras #Wyclef #TheMiseducationOfLaurynHill #MMMKPodcast

Big Gates Records Presents – Plies Ain’t No Mixtape Bih 3. The 18-track project features Jeremih, Kash Doll and production by Cashius Jay, Dae Dae, Beat Billionaire, Trauma Tone, and more. Stream and download below: ​

Continuing a massive breakout in 2017, YFN Lucci reveals his new single “Boss Life” [feat. Offset] at all digital retailers today-available via Think It’s A Game Records. The platinum-certified and critically acclaimed Atlanta rapper and singer serves up yet another bossed-up, banger. Over strutting keys and hypnotic bass, his distinctive and dynamic flow immediately captivates as fellow Atlanta luminary Offset delivers a head-turning and hard-hitting cameo of his own. “Boss Life” lives up to its title, uniting two of the South’s most influential and impactful young leaders on one essential and authoritative anthem that’s impossible to shake.

After revealing the artwork to his forthcoming El Gato The Human Glacier album yesterday, Gucci Mane joins Jake Spooner on the Top 40 bound single “Lost.” Crafted by 3x Grammy-nominated producer SmashDavid (Khalid, Big Sean, Chris Brown) & CRIS, the radio-ready cut picks up where the rising Pop sensation’s Tory Lanez-assisted love ballad “Rivals” left off and serves as another great example of what fans can expect from his yet to be titled debut EP. Stream the Florida based singer/songwriter’s new song below and expect matching visuals to follow in early 2018. ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Hustle Gang deejay DJ MLK is releasing his mixtape “Dickriding is Not a Form of Transportation: Vol. 2” this Friday.  To build hype around that project him, DJ Whoo Kid and T.I. just dropped their remix to Chris Brown’s recent hit single “Sensei”. ​ ​

Lil Xan travels East and rocked a sold out SOB’s show in New York, pushing the Xanarchy movement cross-country. Hundreds of fans were energetic as they heard their favorite songs and even got to pay tribute to Lil Peep during his performance. As “Betrayed” continues to grow (it currently has 58 million views on YouTube), Xan is getting ready to push the single to radio and he stopped by Power 106 to talk to The Cruz Show. During their 24-minute conversation, Xan explained why he got so many face tattoos, how he got the name and the reason he started rapping. He also spoke on where he grew up, his childhood and what he plans to accomplish with the music thing. His goal is to bring some positivity in the world and continue getting better. Interestingly, he revealed there’s a collaboration with Rae Sremmurd on deck for the new album, saying he wants to continue evolving with his sound. Xan also spoke on more serious topics, like how he struggles with anxiety and his father took the time to speak on how proud he is of his son and the success. ​

4x World Boxing Champion, Adrien Broner makes his rap debut with production from Zaytoven, 808 Mafia and Metro Boomin. The 13-track body of work the release of Wanted. Including features from fellow Ohio natives Cook LaFlare and B Luck, production duties for the mixtape were handled by Metro Boomin, Zaytoven & 808 Mafia. ​ ​ ​ Stream the 13-track body of work after the jump and watch the video for his rendition of Tay-K’s “The Race” via WSHH here.

From his Grammy nominated album, American Teen, Khalid drops the visual to his new song “Saved” which speaks of long distance relationships and love.

Pharrell, Chad and Shay are on a tear lately releasing a slew of new tracks. Today fans get this gem “Kites” thats sure to get the attention across generations of Hip-Hop fans. No_One Ever Really Dies will be available for fans on December 15. ​

SickWid It Records rapper King Hot returns with a clean new visual for fans of the rising Bay Area rapper.  In the Alger Johnson directed video King Hot posts up in the trap and raps about the moves he’s making daily on the grind. With the help of some of his Mexican friends King Hot packs up a piñata with the candy and prepares to make moves.  “My pockets got pregnant and I’m keeping it / I went raw in the trap, ”  King Hot raps. “My pockets on fat like 9 months, selling quarters and them ounces, it add up.”  Growing up as the biological cousin of E-40, King Hot bares a scary resemblance to his well-know cousin and Bay Area legend.  “When I do albums I try to make everything a single but I got a song called Smoke with SOB x RBE on it – I used the old Dopeman beat and people have been loving that song – it’s really starting to pick up with the DJs. I also got a joint with Sada Baby out of Detroit and he’ really goin up. Everything he does usually gets like a million views, so I got him on a new project and I still got my Cali n##### on there like AD and our song Poppin. “

Rare Sound artist True Story Gee returns this week with a storyline visual for his fan-approved street single “Diamonds” featuring his longtime friend and collaborator K Camp. The captivating video was directed by Kingz Visuals and finds Gee and K Camp working at a car repair shop when an opportunity to make some quick cash arises. Two men drop off a nice Lambo to get worked on, but when Camp and Gee notice a big stash of diamonds in the trunk, they take off in a dash.  Two weeks ago (December 1), Gee released his debut project Shannon’s Boy, which included features from K Camp, Eearz, Sy Ari Da Kid and more, with production assistance from OG Parker, Bobby Kritical, Musik Majors, Cash Clay and more. The 12-track project serves as Gee’s first official introduction to the industry and it’s safe to say he led off with a bang. ​

South Carolina’s MSC Jay is changing the game in his home state as the young athlete turned rapper reps the small island town of St. Helena Island. The island is the cultural hub of the Gullah/Geechie people, a distinctive culture that began to emerge after enslaved West Africans who were forcibly brought to the region.   MSC Jay’s sound is unique blending his country roots with the local Geechie culture, creating a whole new new sub-genre of rap that he calls “country geechie culture.” “Mah Dawg” is first single and tells a story of life on St. Helena Island’s back roads.  His debut project, Geechie Gospel, drops January 5th and features the Dirt Road Diaries accompanying documentary

MTV Wild N Out star Justina Valentine drops a video to “The Real Justina” track off her “FEMINEM” project. This wordsmith wants everyone to know she’s a force to be reckoned with as a true MC who writes her own lyrics, a lost art for many females in today’s climate. “The Real Justina” is a clever interpretation of Eminem’s original production of “The Real Slim Shady”.  Brought to you by Producer/Directors, Joan Roman and Kevin Losani, the video plays out as a where’s waldo of wacky events, in backdrops with all crazy characters, all wearing red Justina wigs.  You can catch this fiery red head fire bar spitter on your TV screen every Tuesday on MTV’s “The Challenge” Champs Vs. Stars 10/9c, and every Thursday on MTV’s “Wild ‘N Out” 11/10c.

When the history of ATL’s trap era is written, there needs to be a whole chapter about Otis Williams Jr. aka OJ Da Juiceman. Born and raised in East Atlanta, he made a name for himself putting in work at the Texaco and shook up the local music scene in 2004 with his song “Black Tee.” His street exploits are the stuff of legend, such as surviving a shooting in 2009 and coming back to perform onstage that same week. Over the years he’s worked closely with Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka and maintained a steady flow of mixtapes and albums, collaborating with the city’s top producers including DJ Drama, Trap-A-Holics, 808 Mafia and Mike Will Made It. O.J.’s latest release, of which the artist says, simply: “Juiceman been in the streets—had to pull my Pyrex out on these folks.” Stream the Decatur Redd-produced track below. Listen via Spotify

Born in Chicago and raised in Louisville aka “Derby City,” rapper Solo LaMaze always loved music and as a youth found himself listening to music almost every hour of the day.  Getting started early Solo picked up the mic and began rapping at the age of 11 after developing a passion for the battle rap scene and released his first project Year of Solo in 2003 That 2003 project was followed up by his Synthetic Dope LP where he was the executive producer,engineering and producing the entire project on his own.  “It was a no brainer” to begin making music,” Solo LaMaze explained. “I was influenced by the greats like Jay Z  Wayne, Jeezy and Kanye.” In addition to drawing inspiration from some of the greatest rappers of all time, Solo Lamaze also found himself producing music and following the sounds of Dr.Dre, Timberland, Mannie Fresh, DJ Paul and Juicy J. This desire to create led Solo LaMaze to opening his own studio called Organized Swagg where before the age of 18 he subsequently released several projects including Bowel Movement, Beast Mode Vol. 1 & Vol. 2, Rare Form” and “Sushi Sushi Sushi. “My music is candy with the medicine in it, I entertain and slide in a message simultaneously,” he said.  The philosophy about his music has apparently worked and since then his credits as producer include the likes of David Banner, Beanie Sigel, Juvenile, Sean Paul of the Young Bloods, Kool Daddy Fresh, Twista, J-Kwon, Mr. Serve On, and Young Bleed.  Also, ironically besides Lil Wayne, Solo LaMaze  was the last person to work with Grammy Award winning rapper Static Major before his untimely death, an experience he’ll never forget.  Reflecting on the past, but still looking forward Solo Lamaze is getting ready to tour in South Florida in February and has several spot dates where he is planning on performing through the Winter.  Until then Solo is grateful for the outpouring of support he has received over the years as he continues pushing his music.  “Thank for all the support you guys been giving me and I wont let you down. Relax and Be safe tho,” he concluded. 

Toronto-born Langston Francis just released his debut single “FCKD IT UP”.  Co-written by Langston and produced by Miles Jones and Adam King, “FCKD IT UP” is a hypnotic mix of ethereal synth, electronica and bass-heavy beats, that showcases Langston’s distinct musical style. Langston’s artistic drive propelled him to learn multiple instruments (including guitar and piano) and while he’s a skilled performer, it’s in the studio where Langston feels most at home. He honed his distinct voice and prolific songwriting there, playing with pitches and chord progressions at whim, and creating his unique aural footprint. The video for “FCKD IT UP” , is produced by Gavin Sheppard (Quiet As Kept, The Remix Project) and directed by Elliot Clancy Osberg (Roy Woods, Anders).  It was filmed on VHS tape (incorporating iPhone footage and still photography) and reflects Langston’s experiences living in Toronto.  ​ FOLLOW LANGSTON FRANCIS: https://www.instagram.com/langstonfrancis/ ​

AD is back with a new single “Ridin Out” feat Wiz Khalifa and RJ. This smoke friendly song is produced by Pharomazan & Ricky P.  The record is off of Blue 89C2 set to release this Friday Dec 15. For all social media check @iitsAD @WizKhalifa @RJmrla

Houston Rapper Fat Tony drops new record “Son of God” under Pop Icon Ricky Reed’s label Nice Life. Fat Tony is a tried-and-true Underground Hip-Hop Head: He’s been consistently releasing music for the last 9 years on his Bandcamp page, before finally going viral this year with his record BKNY. For his latest release “Son of God”, he’s teamed up with Pop Legend Ricky Reed- Ricky produced, engineered and is releasing the record under his label Nice Life. They’re an unlikely team, since they come from opposite and seemingly incompatible worlds, but according to Ricky Reed: “As a record company, Nice Life isn’t about specific genres or confining ourselves or our artists creatively. Besides, that’s just not the world we live in. What unites the music on our label is that it all has some degree of subversiveness, a unique voice, and hopefully moves the listener.”