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EST Gee Preps “Mad” Mixtape With “25Min Freestyle”

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Before he even signed a deal with Yo Gotti, Lil Baby already described EST Gee as this generation’s Jeezy. Although his impact is not nearly the same as the Atlanta legend, he’s transformed his stories of the Fentanyl trade into motivational tales to get money. Over the past few years, he’s ascended into your favorite rapper’s favorite rapper. Even Jay-Z locked in studio time with EST Gee just to make sure that he didn’t have a ghostwriter that penned his harrowing tales of the streets.

In September, the rapper came off of a hot summer with the release of his latest project, I Never Felt Nun. Serving as his debut studio album, the rapper proved that he’s a singular figure in the rap game who can’t be replaced right now. With features from Future, Jack Harlow, Bryson Tiller, Jeezy, and Machine Gun Kelly, EST Gee proved that he’s one of the hottest new rappers in the game. However, he’s not allowing the momentum to slow down one bit.

EST Gee Got It Out The Pot On “25MIN Freestyle”

With his new mixtape Mad due out later this week, EST Gee came through with his latest drop, “25MIN.” Coming days after the release of “UNDEFEATED,” EST Gee delivers an eerie banger produced by Johngottit, Moz, and robawithit. The ominous production merges haunting vocal samples and thunderous 808s that pair perfectly with EST Gee’s lean-induced slurred delivery. Gee sways in and out the beat with murderous reflections of his past in the streets.

Though EST Gee’s known for his calm and collected delivery, his sleepy flow is certainly a stand-out on this record. His bars are just as menacing without the gritty conviction. It’s another impressive outing for the Louisville native. We’re excited to hear what else he has up his sleeve on his forthcoming project. MAD drops on Friday, March 17th. Check out his latest offering above. 

Quotable Lyrics
​​They can’t step it, they was spittin’, in the field, like a bird
It’s not the rat, but the bird, double-pat, like we church
Say your Rolex is insured, kinda like you livin’
We do stand-ups and walk-ups and broad day killings

Lakeyah Delivers “No Pressure Part 2” EP Ft. Latto, Flo Milli, Lucky Daye & More

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Quality Control Music’s rising star Lakeyah is back to flex her talents on a new EP. It seems that the Milkwaukee-bred rapper has been putting in work as this project, No Pressure Part 2, arrives on the heels of the first installment of the same name. The previous effort was shared back in June, and it has been suggested that QCM & Co. are gearing up for a full-length from their “Female Goat.”

“No Pressure Part 2 is a natural follow-up to part one. While I was creating this EP, I wanted it to be a reminder of my lyrical ability and versatility,” Lakeyah said of her project. “I have songs for the girls, the culture I represent, and a song just in time for cuffing season!”

The 2021 Freshman Class spitter mixes things up on this EP, as her boastful bars can be found throughout; however, she toys with R&B production stylings that shed another light on how she approaches her flows. Features on the record include Flo Milli, Gloss Up, Lucky Daye, Icewear Vezzo, Peezy, Latto, and Layton Greene.

Stream No Pressure Part 2 and let us know what you think of Lakeyah’s latest.

Tracklist

1. Maneuver feat. Flo Milli
2. Real Bitch feat. Gloss Up
3. Worth the Wait feat. Lucky Daye
4. Giannis feat. Icewear Vezzo & Peezy
5. Record Straight
6. Mind Yo Business feat. Latto
7. Brand New feat. Layton Green
8. I Look Good
9. Pop Dat
10. No Hook

Dusty Locane, Rah Swish, OnPointLikeOp & Run Suno Team Up On “Say Dat” EP

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Drill music has turned into the sound of New York City. Unfortunately, the city’s drill scene has also caused some significant backlash from city officials, from NYPD’s removal of drill rappers from the Rolling Loud line-up to Mayor Eric Adams who once said that he wanted to see the genre banned completely. 

Today, four prominent artists from the city’s drill scene joined forces for a new EP. Bronx’s Ron Suno, Dusty Locane, Onpointlikeop and Rah Swish just came through with their new project Say Dat. It’s an eight-song effort that fuses each of their styles together and represents unity in NYC. Each artist brings their signature style to the table for a short but solid body of work.

Check the tracklist and project below.

  1. ANGELS AND DEMONS by OnPointLikeOP, Ron Suno & Rah Swish (ft. DUSTY LOCANE)

  2. WAY BACK by DUSTY LOCANE

  3. BUST DOWN by Ron Suno, DUSTY LOCANE & OnPointLikeOP (ft. Rah Swish)

  4. TIE DIE by OnPointLikeOP

  5. HEAD N SHOULDERS by Rah Swish, Ron Suno & DUSTY LOCANE (ft. OnPointLikeOP)

  6. PLAYIN WIT YA LIFE by Rah Swish

  7. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST by Rah Swish, OnPointLikeOP & DUSTY LOCANE (ft. Ron Suno)

  8. BECKAM by Ron Suno

Savannah Ré Is Holding “No Weapons” On Her Latest EP

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Toronto-based R&B singer Savannah Ré delivered her sophomore EP this New Music Friday. Titled No Weapons and including features from Dylan Sinclair and Mez, the new project includes six titles that have been described as “unapologetic testaments created during a period of self-reflection and discovery.” 

“No Weapons was written from the perspective of an ever-evolving woman brimming with confidence, clarity, and drive,” a press release reveals.

Previously released singles included on the tracklist are “About U,” “Last One,” as well as the incredibly catchy “Closure,” which landed on streamers back in the summer. As for new songs, Ré shared “Caution,” “Bands,” and finally, “WTF.”

“Say you want a bitch like me / Think I’m bad news, I agree,” the Canadian sings on the opening track, setting the tone of what’s to come on the following tracks.

On “Bands,” she saucily flexes, “I got these hoes twisted outta shape / I got these hoes bent up outta shape / To see a bitch winning / They’re jumping off the ceiling.”

Stream No Weapons on Spotify, Apple Music, or Soundcloud below, and tap back in with HNHH later for more music updates.

No Weapons Tracklist:

1. Caution

2. About U

3. Last One (feat. Dylan Sinclair)

4. Closure

5. Bands (feat. Mez)

6. WTF

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