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BJ The Chicago Kid Taps Coco Jones, Freddie Gibbs, Robert Glasper, And More On “Gravy”

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Chicago’s pool of talent is so deep and there are names that get lost in the mix. However, BJ The Chicago Kid is one that you cannot forget. He has been going strong for years now and he is still doing so to this day. His features are what most casual listeners will remember him for.

But, honestly, if that is all you know, you are still hearing some of BJ’s best work. However, if he has intrigued you enough to the point where you want to hear what else he has, look no further. It has been four years since the release of BJ’s last full-length project, 1123. That had some massive features on it including Rick Ross, JID, Buddy, Offset, and more.

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Listen To Gravy By BJ The Chicago Kid

On his newest effort, Gravy, he scales it down just a bit. But, do not be fooled. These guests are still bringing it. One of BJ’s first singles in the rollout for this album included the sexy, “Spend The Night” with Coco Jones. Both R&B stars are a great pairing. You also have appearances from Robert Glasper, Freddie Gibbs, Cory Henry, and more. Be sure to check it out on your favorite DSP.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album by BJ The Chicago Kid, Gravy? Is this the singer’s best album to date? Which songs are you liking the most so far? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around BJ The Chicago Kid, as well as all of the best album drops.

Gravy Tracklist:

  1. Best Of Your Life (Intro)
  2. Spend The Night (feat. Coco Jones)
  3. Never Change (feat. Philip Bailey)
  4. Forgot Your Name (feat. Cory Henry)
  5. Liquor Store In The Sky (feat. Freddie Gibbs)
  6. Get Loose
  7. Who Cares
  8. Honey (feat. Chlöe)
  9. Long Time
  10. Smoke Break (feat. Robert Glasper)
  11. Feel Something Do Something
  12. Feel Good
  13. Crazy Love (feat. Andra Day)
  14. Nobody Knows
  15. We’ll Be Alright (Outro)

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Aesop Rock Drops Off His Conceptual “Integrated Tech Solutions” Record

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The founding grounds of hip-hop, New York, have the some of the best rappers since the genres inception 50 years ago. One of the most unheralded names is Aesop Rock. His creativity and lyrical gymnastics are probably his greatest qualities he possesses. Those are put to the forefront of his newest journey, Integrated Tech Solutions.

ITS is Rock’s 15th project to date, going all the way back to his at the turn of the new millennium, 1999. Out of all of them, this may be his most conceptual one yet. We got the first look at this escapade back in mid September with the lead single, “Mindful Solutionism.” After that, we got two more, “By The River,” and “Infinity Fill Goose Down.”

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Listen To Integrated Tech Solutions By Aesop Rock

The theme behind this album is explained by Aesop. “We cannot be trusted with the stuff that we come up with.” It is a pressing issue in today’s world. Even though we can create some truly innovative things, they are ultimately a disadvantage, most of the time. He speaks on this among other more philosophical questions throughout the rest of the record.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album from Aesop Rock, Integrated Tech Solutions? Is this his best record he has ever put together? Which tracks are you enjoying the most so far? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Aesop Rock, as well as all of the best album drops.

Integrated Tech Solutions Tracklist:

  1. The ITS Way
  2. Mindful Solutionism
  3. Infinity Fill Goose Down
  4. Living Curfew (feat. billy woods)
  5. Pigeonometry
  6. Kyanite Toothpick (feat. Hanni El Khatib)
  7. 100 Feet Tall
  8. Salt and Pepper Squid
  9. Time Moves Differently Here
  10. Aggressive Steven
  11. Bermuda (feat. Lealani)
  12. By The River
  13. All City Nerve Map
  14. Forward Compatibility Engine (feat. Rob Sonic)
  15. On Failure
  16. Solid Gold
  17. Vititus
  18. Black Snow (feat. Nikki Jean)

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Lil Peep Rereleases “Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2” With The OG Version

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Lil Peep’s musical presence was extremely prominent while he was still alive. However, it may be even stronger now even after he tragically passed on November 15, 2017. It is crazy to imagine that it has been six years already. But, as we said, his legacy is still being felt to this day.

His loving mother, Liza Womack, has made sure that her son’s incredibly supportive fan base gets to hear as much music from him as possible. A little bit ago, she, along with the help of Peep’s estate, got out a collaborative project with a close friend of his, ILOVEMAKONNEN. DIAMONDS featured a hefty 21 tracks and gave a good glimpse into what these two were cooking up together. Womack, though, wanted to spread more of Lil Peep’s work out to the masses.

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Listen To Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2 (OG Version) By Lil Peep

Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2 was a favorite of many. She was able to dig up some files from Peep’s GarageBand sessions. It removes the two bonus tracks with MAKONNEN and XXXTENTACION, and adds the track, “in the car.” The reason for this coming out now is to celebrate the project’s five-year anniversary. Womack shared some touching words about the album on her Instagram. “These songs were exported directly from Gus’s [Peep’s] GarageBand sessions on his computer in the highest audio quality possible.

Thank you to the producers who have educated us on this journey. I encourage Gus’s fans to enjoy the music that Gus created, listened to, and loved. Thank you to the PeeP team that made it happen.”

What are your initial thoughts on Lil Peep’s, Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2 (og version)? Do you prefer this over the remastered edition we got to begin with? Is Peep still in your rotation? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Lil Peep, as well as all of the hottest album drops. Our continued thoughts go out to the rapper’s mother, Liza Womack, and the rest of his family and friends.

Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2 (og version) Tracklist:

  1. broken smile – og version
  2. runaway – og version
  3. sex with my ex – og version
  4. cry alone – og version
  5. leanin – og version
  6. sixteen lines – og version
  7. idgaf – og version
  8. white girl – og version
  9. fingers – og version
  10. in the car

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Larry June And Cardo Come Through With A Stacked Feature List On “The Night Shift”

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When you think about the best rapper and producer duos, there are obvious ones that come to mind right away. However, one that does not get talked about enough is Larry June and Cardo. They have been riding on the same effortless wavelength for a few years now. June and Cardo are back now with their third tape, The Night Shift.

Larry June has been keeping himself busy like he always has. Earlier this year, the San Francisco native was working alongside another iconic producer, The Alchemist, for The Great Escape. Additionally, he has been on tons of other singles and albums. June can be found with artists such as Knucks, MIKE, Peezy, and more.

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Listen To The Night Shift By Larry June And Cardo

For this latest entry into each of their discographies, they decided to go big. By that, we mean the features. There is tons of talent all throughout the 17-track LP. 2 Chainz, ScHoolboy Q, The Alchemist, Blxst, and Jordan Ward, are just a few to name. Ahead of its release, there were three singles to promote it. “Without You (Blxst Interlude),” “Chops on the Blade,” and “The Good Kind,” all brought their own flare. Check out the project on your favorite streaming platform now.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new collaboration between Larry June and Cardo, The Night Shift? Is this the best project they have ever released together? Which tracks are the best on the tape so far? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Larry June and Cardo, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

The Night Shift Tracklist:

  1. Clocked In
  2. Chops on the Blade
  3. Ocean Cuisine with 2 Chainz
  4. Love of Money
  5. Sweet Lady with DeJ Loaf
  6. Pop Out (feat. ScHoolboy Q)
  7. The Great Escape with The Alchemist
  8. Glasshouse Knockin’
  9. Without You (Blxst Interlude) with Blxst
  10. GRGP with Too $hort, Peezy
  11. Stickin’ and Movin’
  12. Won’t Wait with Jordan Ward
  13. Let Me Know
  14. Made A Way with Payroll Giovanni
  15. Road Runnin’
  16. Big Fish with Alemán
  17. The Good Kind

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The Kid LAROI Shows Growth On His Debut Album “THE FIRST TIME”

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Australia’s boy wonder, The Kid LAROI, was dealing with a lot personally leading up to the release of his debut album. A couple of months ago, he shared what has been troubling him in a heartfelt message to his fans. “I’m sorry I’ve been a bit silent. Been going through a lot recently. I’m good but I’ve just needed space to focus on processing my feelings & work.”

LAROI continued, “Here to let you know that a lot of videos have been shot these past couple weeks, I shot the album cover & I’m working with the label to get you a date. I also added more songs to the record. It’s done though. I love you. Thanks for staying with me. 🤍” For a teenager dealing with this massive wave of fame, a lot can come with that, especially negatively. Relationships, mental health, and plenty of other important things are put on the back burner because of your new responsibilities.

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Listen To THE FIRST TIME By The Kid LAROI

These are some of the topics that the now 20-year-old breaks down on his first official album. “SORRY” is the ultimate tone-setter and the lyrics certainly hit heavy. LAROI also mentioned that he was evolving as an artist. That rings true with the cuts like “WHAT’S THE MOVE?” with Future and BabyDrill. “Rap s***, alternative s***, kind of pop s*** on there, too, R&B.” He delivers on that promise and you hear it for yourself with the links above.

What are your initial thoughts on The Kid LAROI’s debut album, THE FIRST TIME? Which song is the best on the project so far? Is this an improvement from his mixtape, F*CK LOVE 3+: OVER YOU? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around The Kid LAROI, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

THE FIRST TIME Tracklist:

  1. SORRY
  2. BLEED
  3. I THOUGHT THAT I NEEDED YOU
  4. WHERE DO YOU SLEEP?
  5. TOO MUCH with Jung Kook, Central Cee
  6. TEAR ME APART
  7. STRANGERS (Interlude)
  8. NIGHTS LIKE THIS
  9. WHAT’S THE MOVE? (feat. Future and BabyDrill)
  10. STRANGERS PT 2 (Interlude)
  11. CALL ME INSTEAD (feat. YounBoy Never Broke Again & Robert Glasper)
  12. DESERVE YOU
  13. WHAT WENT WRONG???
  14. THE LINE (feat. d4vd)
  15. WHAT JUST HAPPENED
  16. YOU
  17. LOVE AGAIN
  18. WHERE DOES YOUR SPIRIT GO?
  19. YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST TIME…
  20. KIDS ARE GROWING UP

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PinkPantheress Showcases Her Versatility On Her Debut Album, “Heaven Knows”

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It is safe to say that PinkPantheress was anxious to release her debut album, Heaven knows. It does not help that she had only been pushing music out on streaming for two years before the release. On top of that, people were already eager to hear what she could do. Even though we got a mixtape in 2021, to hell with it, the nerves are valid. Delivering your first true album comes with a lot of mixed emotions and she expressed that tenfold in a couple of interviews.

In a chat with Pitchfork, the English pop singer about the heavy weight of expectations she was feeling. “I’m scared of putting out music now. There’s more on the line, there’s more pressure, people expect a certain standard.” In addition, PinkPantheress also said she wanted to take some different artistic directions as well. In her chat with NME, she explained that she wants to start “making a shift towards other styles of music.” Furthermore, the Bath-born artist preached how important it is to be well-rounded. “I feel like it’s so important as an artist to show versatility.”

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Listen To Heaven Knows By PinkPantheress

Well, she certainly has a lot of tools at her disposal. Pantheress bolsters that by bringing on guests such as Central Cee and Rema to dip her toes in other directions. While she does have “Boy’s a liar Pt. 2” on here we encourage you to check out the deeper cuts to truly appreciate what she has going on. PinkPantheress is here to stay and we cannot wait to see what is up next.

What are your initial thoughts on PinkPantheress’ debut album, Heaven knows? Is she one of the best female artists going right now? Which tracks are you gravitating toward the most so far? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around PinkPantheress, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

Heaven knows Tracklist:

  1. Another life (feat. Rema)
  2. True romance
  3. Mosquito
  4. The aisle
  5. Nice to meet you (feat. Central Cee)
  6. Bury me (feat. Kelela)
  7. Internet baby (interlude)
  8. Ophelia
  9. Feel complete
  10. Blue
  11. Feelings
  12. Capable of love
  13. Boy’s a liar Pt. 2 with Ice Spice

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Lola Brooke’s “Dennis Daughter” Is A Bold Debut Featuring Bryson Tiller, Coi Leray, And More

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Lola Brooke may be small, but she’s still a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Now that her debut album, Dennis Daughter, has finally landed on DSPs, it’s more evident than ever that the femcee isn’t coming to play as her star continues to rise. The 12-track effort comes after singles like “Pit Stop” featuring French Montana and “You” with Bryson Tiller. Before that, Brooke also dropped off the “Don’t Play With It” remix in tandem with Latto and Yung Miami.

The only previously unheard features to appear on Dennis Daughter come from Coi Leray and Nija on “Don’t Get Me Started.” The rest of Brooke’s debut finds her delivering rhymes by herself, from “Intro (2023 Flow)” to the penultimate track, “God Bless All The Rappers.” Hip-hop heads are already offering plenty of braise to the New Yorker for her hard work on social media, and more is sure to roll in as she racks up streams this weekend.

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Lola Brooke Introduces Herself on “I AM LOLA”

Just days before unleashing her album, Brooke reminded us how much range she has by assisting Shenseea on a new single, “Beama,” paying homage to the latter’s Jamaica roots. “Even D1 players couldn’t hold up / Body like milk, nah, coca’,” the black-haired beauty confidently gasses herself up over the London on da Track produced beat.

Get a taste of Dennis Daughter by streaming “I AM LOLA” above. If you’re feeling that, make sure to find the full album on Spotify/Apple Music. To hear more of Lola Brooke’s braggadocious bars, check out her new collaboration with Shenseea at the link below.

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Dennis Daughter Tracklist:

  1. Intro (2023 Flow)
  2. I AM LOLA
  3. Don’t Get Me Started (feat. Coi Leray & Nija)
  4. Best Side
  5. Pit Stop (feat. French Montana)
  6. It’s Me Again
  7. You (feat. Bryson Tiller)
  8. Vacant Heart
  9. Dear Dennis
  10. Shelter Baby (Be That B**ch)
  11. God Bless All The Rappers
  12. Don’t Play With It (feat. Latto & Yung Miami) – Remix

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Chris Brown Drops His 11th Album “11:11”

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Chris Brown’s career can be defined in many ways, good and bad. We all know that by now. It is the classic question of, “Can you separate the music from the person?” However, there is one thing that is hard to dispute. Breezy has one of the best careers in the R&B genre of all time. That is a very high honor with all of the greats that are going now and the ones that have paved the way.

The Virginia native has just added to his legacy and discography with his 11th studio album, 11:11. This project had a pretty clever and on-the-nose rollout. Originally, Brown was going to drop the project on Saturday, November 11. It is quite rare for big-name artists to do such a thing, which is why it was no surprise he switched it to today.

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Listen To 11:11 By Chris Brown

In addition to that original plan, he was going to shorten the project to a concise 11 tracks. That would have been a massive far cry in comparison to how long his previous efforts have been. So, he made another last-minute call to drop the first 11 tracks at 11 p.m. and then another 11 at 11 a.m. But, the full album came out at the same time at midnight. Three singles were pushed out prior to the album. Those were “Sensational,” “Summer Too Hot,” and “Nightmares.”

What are your initial thoughts on Chris Brown’s brand-new album, 11:11? Where does this project rank within Brown’s discography? Which songs are you enjoying the most right now? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Chris Brown, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

11:11 Tracklist:

  1. Angel Numbers / Ten Toes
  2. Sensational (feat. Davido & Lojay)
  3. Press Me
  4. That’s On You (feat. Future)
  5. Feel Something
  6. Best Ever (feat. Maeta)
  7. No One Else (feat. Fridayy)
  8. Shooter
  9. Nightmares (feat. Byron Messia)
  10. Very Special
  11. Messed Up
  12. Midnight Freak
  13. Moonlight
  14. Bouncing / G5
  15. Make Up Your Mind
  16. Stutter
  17. Need A Friend
  18. Summer Too Hot
  19. Feelings Don’t Lie
  20. Red Flags
  21. Closer
  22. Views

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Kodak Black Delivers Personal Cuts On New Album “When I Was Dead”

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Kodak Black has given his fans both sides of the coin for the duration of his career. Do you want head-nodding trap bangers, he has a bountiful amount of those. Or, are you looking for more introspective cuts? Kodak has that in his arsenal as well. The latter are the type of tracks you are getting on the Florida veteran’s latest project When I Was Dead.

The debate on which side of the rapper is better is certainly up for debate. That will be up to you to decide. If you want to engage in that, be sure to put your answer in the comments section at the bottom of the page. But, let us talk details of this new Kodak tape.

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Listen To When I Was Dead By Kodak Black

This follows up on his Pistolz & Pearlz album from May. Ahead of this coming out, Kodak put out two promotional singles for it. The first of which was “Eaze Your Mind” at the end of October. Following that, the lovey track, “2’CY” came just four days later on Halloween. To drive home that this is a more personal record, the features are quite scant. Three different artists appear here. WizDaWizard lands on two songs, one of which includes another guest, Wam SpinThaBin. Finally, OG Bobby Billions helps Kodak close out the LP on “Master Peace.”

What are your initial thoughts on Kodak Black’s new album, When I Was Dead? Is this Kodak’s most personal record to date? Is this the better release over Pistolz & Pearlz? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Kodak Black, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

When I Was Dead Tracklist:

  1. Kylie Grande
  2. Close To Me
  3. I’m Kodak
  4. Hard Life
  5. Burning Rubber
  6. Lemme See
  7. 2’CY
  8. Nothing To Me
  9. Came Thru Flushin’
  10. Eaze Your Mind
  11. F*** You Too
  12. Colostomy (feat. WizDaWizard)
  13. Extra Clips (feat. WizDaWizard & Wam SpinThaBin)
  14. Scared Of My Money
  15. Right On Time
  16. Facetime Hiding
  17. My Chest Out
  18. Master Peace (feat. OG Bobby Billions)

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NBA Youngboy Shares New Album “Decided 2”

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NBA Youngboy is making a big comeback with Decided 2, the sequel to his 2018 album Decided. It’s actually his fourth album of the year, and he’s making quite a splash in the hip-hop scene. After dropping several projects earlier this year, he took a break and then surprised everyone with the announcement of Decided 2. It’s not just another chapter; it’s Youngboy keeping things fresh and exciting in the music game.

For fans eagerly waiting for more from Youngboy, Decided 2 is definitely a wild ride through his different sounds. The album boasts an impressive 18 tracks, showcasing Youngboy’s ability to deliver not only quality but also quantity. Now, let’s dive into the tunes he’s given us as a sneak peek of in prior releases. Before the album release, Youngboy treated us to not one, not two, but three fresh singles: “Deep Down,” “My Body,” and “Now Who.”

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These tracks hit hard, offering a taste of the diverse sounds Decided 2 has in store for listeners. They follow in the footsteps of earlier hits like “Heard Of Me” and “Testimony,” building anticipation for what the full album brings. Youngboy isn’t just back; he’s back with a musical arsenal, ready to leave a lasting mark on the hip-hop scene in 2023. Additionally, he’s already setting the tone for 2024, proving he’s not letting up any time soon.

Adding to the excitement, Youngboy didn’t just focus on the music – he gave us visuals too. An accompanying music video for “Deep Down” has previously dropped, providing a dynamic and immersive experience for fans. NBA Youngboy is not only showcasing his artistic evolution but also his narrative in the ever-changing world of hip-hop. What do you think of the new album? Are you excited for more new music from NBA Youngboy? Let us know your thoughts on HNHH!

Tracklist:

  1. “Free Sex”
  2. “Wrong”
  3. “Bop”
  4. “My Address Public”
  5. “Life N Glory”
  6. “Came A Long Way”
  7. “Better Than Ever” (with Rod Wave)
  8. “Play With Us”
  9. “Now Who”
  10. “My Body”
  11. “I’m A Demon”
  12. “Choppa Gizzle”
  13. “Bigger & Better”
  14. “Guitar Hero”
  15. “Deep Down”
  16. “Guapi”
  17. “Freestyle”
  18. “Don’t Hurt Me”

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