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Following the release of his documentary, Lil Tjay has finally shared his sophomore studio album, Destined 2 Win. Mike Tyson narrated the rapper’s recently release mini-film as he encouraged Tjay to get on his feet and take on his obstacles. The rapper has been teasing this project for some time and previously shared on Instagram how he came up with the title of his project.

“I named the album Destined 2 Win cause I always felt like something in me was meant to be great,” he wrote. “Even when sh*t tried stop me it never did and I kept getting up!!” The 21-track album features artists including Polo G, Fivio Foreign, Saweetie, Tyga, Toosii, Offset, and Moneybagg Yo. Stream Destined 2 Win and let us know what you think.

Tracklist

1. Destined 2 Win
2. Born 2 Be Great
3. Calling My Phone
4. What You Wanna Do
5. Hood Rich
6. Oh Well
7. Headshot ft. Polo G & Fivio Foreign
8. Gang Gang
9. Go Crazy
10. Irregular Love
11. Move ft. Saweetie, Tyga
12. Slow Down
13. Love Hurts ft. Toosii
14. Run It Up ft. Offset & Moneybagg Yo
15. Part of the Plan
16. No Cap
17. Life Changed
18. Nuf Said
19. Losses – Bonus
20. Move On – Bonus
21. None of Your Love – Bonus

Drill’s sound has touched pretty much every part of the world at this point. Ghanian artist emerged with his debut single, “Sore” which emphasizes that song heavily. Later came along a remix with Stormzy as well as a few other singles which led to the release of Friday’s Time, the latest EP from Yaw Tog. Laced seven songs, including “Sore (Remix)” ft. Stormzy and Kwesi Arthur, Yaw Tog showcases his versatility as an artist that can find a comfort zone in any sort of genre you throw his way.

“I’m very much an Asakaa boy, but I wanted people to know I can do every type of music, from drill to hip-hop and Afrobeats. I want to build connections with this one, with people from every genre,” said Yaw Tog in an interview with DJMag about his new EP.

Check the project below.

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The hustle never ends for Jay Worthy who seemingly releases a new project every season, at least. This week, the rapper and Sha Hef connected for their brand new collaborative project, No Sleep For The Wicked. The project includes the previously released single, “Borgata” that flips the classic Flamingos’ record, “I Only Have Eyes for You.” The six-song EP showcases the two rappers offer grim and honest depictions of the street life over smooth and soulful production.

This marks the first release from Jay Worthy this year. In late 2020, he reunited with Sean House for LNDN DRGS Burnout 4. As for Sha Hef, No Sleep For The Wicked follows the release of his 2020 project, Numb. 

Check out the latest offering from Jay Worthy and Sha Hef below. 

Karol G’s been an unstoppable force in the past few years. The Latin Grammy Award winner’s 2019 album OCEAN helped her breakthrough into a wider market, and since then, her music has dominated across the globe to Latin and non-Latin audiences. On Friday, she released her latest body of work, KG0516. Boasting 16 songs in total, Karol G offers the world into her evolution as an artist, especially alongside a slew of new collaborators. Nicki Minaj, of course, appears on the tracklist for the award-winning single, “Tusa.” Ludacris also slides through with a verse on “BEAUTIFUL BOY” which also features Emilee. Other features on the project include Anuel AA, J Balvin, Ozuna, Brray, Juanka, Mariah Angeliq, and more.

Check out Karol G’s new project below and sound off in the comments with your thoughts. 

It’s been a few years since Toronto’s Sean Leon shared a new project. It was in 2018 that he made a declaration on Sean Leon (The Death Of; a project that marked the end of an era. He’s continued to unleash new singles since that album dropped such as “SORRY!” and “Splash!” ft. Adrian Dey, Devontée, G Milla, Teddy Fantum, and Ty Senoj. 

It seems that on Monday, Sean Leon introduced a brand new era with the release of God’s Algorithm (beta). The Toronto artist’s latest body of work is only four-songs in total but it is part of “an immersive experience and platform.”

“We are developing a world around ‘Maui’ that you can touch, hear and see — an ongoing series of commentaries on our connection to art in a digital world — where big tech can play God and Algorithms can decide our fate,” he wrote on IG yesterday shortly before releasing his EP. 

NUSKI2SQUAD is still in his teenage years but he has a promising trajectory ahead of him. The St. Louis rapper has been bubbling up and the single, “You Wasn’t There” really helped his career propel forward. The single showcased what he had to offer and his subsequent releases proved that it wasn’t just a fluke. 

For most young artists, there longevity boils down to their ability to craft a body of work. This week, NUSKI shared his latest project, Lil Nuski. While the rapper uses the project to offer a thorough glimpse into his artistry, he does enlist a few artists such as Yungeen Ace, who appears twice, Toosii and G Herbo.

Check out the latest project from the rising St. Louis rapper below and sound off in the comments with your favorite track. 

The Stinc Team is going hard all 2021, as they should be. Following Drakeo The Ruler’s highly publicized case, the rapper has been going hard, as have the rest of his team. Ralfy The Plug slid through his new project, Rapper Overnight 2 earlier this month but before March closes out, he slid through with an official deluxe edition of the protect including another 10 songs. The rapper offers a variety of solo and collabs to extend the project including two posthumous verses from the late Ketchy The Great who appears on “Pump Faker” alongside Petty Petty and Desto Dubb, as well as “That’s Why You Mad.” Additional features on the project include Drakeo The Ruler, who also appears twice, Rx Peso, Pimp Tobi, and MBNel.

Check the project out below. 

We’re nearly two years removed from the release of Danny Brown’s last album, Uknowhatimsayin? While fans continue to await for new music, it seems that he’s taking the role of being a label head more seriously. Bruiser Brigade has been releasing new music since the top of the year with Bruiser Wolf now offering his latest body of work, Dope Game Stupid. The thirteen-track project is executive produced by Danny Brown, who also features on “I’m A Instrument,” and includes production from Raphy and Knxwledge.

1. Thank God ft. Apropos (prod. Raphy)
2. Use Me (I’m Dope) (prod. Raphy)
3. Dope Game $tupid (prod. Raphy)
4. Freak Accident (prod. Raphy)
5. Whip Test (prod. Raphy & dream beach)
6. Chess Move$ (prod. Raphy)
7. Middle Men ft. Fat Ray (prod. Raphy)
8. Bottles of Anejo (prod. Raphy)
9. I’m A Instrument ft. Danny Brown(prod. Raphy)
10. OT For A Day (prod. Raphy)
11. Syndicate ft. J.U.S (prod. Raphy)
12. White is Rain (prod. Raphy)
13. Momma Was a Dopefiend ft. Apropos (prod. Knxwledge)

Adamn Killa has been on a tireless grind over the past few years. The rapper most famously collaborated with Yung Lean five years ago which certainly helped shine light on his name. With the newfound attention, Adamn Killa hasn’t let his foot off of the pedal and continued to flood the internet with projects like Adamn Killa Follows You, I Am Adamn 2, and his most recent effort, Fiju and its deluxe release.

This week, the rapper came through with a brand new project called Adamn Gang EP. The three-song effort offers versatility in his sounds. “100 Percent” dives deeper into the melodic trap side while “Not A Rapper” is a belligerent banger meant to stir up a mosh pit.

Check out the latest offering from Adamn Killa below. 

Over the past few years, Vancouver duo Manila Grey have gone from national Canadian heroes to international stars, performing shows across Asia and beyond. In the last few months, they’ve revved up their engines for the release of their forthcoming project, No Saints On Knight Street. The latest body of work from the B.C. duo arrived on Friday to no disappointment. The project is stacked with 13 songs in total as the two artists deliver a genre-bending body of work that offers a little bit for everyone. The two enlist a slew of collaborators including Neeko, P-Lo, Renz Monclare, azel north, and more.

Check out the latest offering from Manila Grey below and sound off in the comment section with your favorite track off of No Saints On Knight Street.