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Meek Mill And Rick Ross Unleash Star-Studded Album “Too Good To Be True”

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Hip-hop heavyweights Meek Mill and Rick Ross have teamed up to deliver a star-studded 17-song album that’s nothing short of extraordinary. Too Good To Be True is the highly-anticipated collaboration that fans of both artists have been highly anticipating. And it does not disappoint. This project is a testament to the artistic and creative capabilities of both Meek Mill and Rick Ross. With a star-studded lineup of features, it elevates the catalog to new heights. The album boasts appearances from some of the industry’s finest, including Future, DJ Khaled, Wale, The-Dream, Teyana Taylor, and many more.

The three previously released singles “Shaq and Kobe” “Go To Hell,” and “Lyrical Eazy,” all appear on the project. “Go To Hell,” just dropped earlier today, and it incorporates the captivating use of a sample. The song is a sample of “Shout,” a track by the iconic group Tears For Fears. These tracks offered a glimpse into the lyrical and sonic chemistry that these two hip-hop titans bring to the table. However, there’s many more gems that people will be surprised to find on the album, including “Fine Lines” ft. Wale and The Dream. Wale appearing on the album signals an MMG reunion between Rick Ross, Meek and Wale. Ross has hinted at this before in previous interviews while promoting the project.

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Another standout on the project includes, “Gold Medals” ft. Jeremih. The infectious beats, captivating verses, and undeniable charisma showcased in this song set the stage for the rest of the project. Moreover, the two have been teasing the project for the past month in various ways. Last month for example, Meek Mill further shared a cinematic trailer for Too Good To Be True on his Instagram. DJ Khaled makes a surprise appearance in the video, expressing his admiration and love for both Meek and Rick Ross.

With Too Good To Be True, Meek Mill and Rick Ross have undeniable synergy as collaborators. This album is definitely an instant classic, a sonic journey that fans will cherish for years to come. What do you think of the project? Let us know your thoughts on HNHH!

Tracklist:

1. “Shaq & Kobe”
2. “Star Island”
3. “Go To Hell”
4. “800 Karats”
5. “Dead Last” Feat. Vory & Fabolous
6. “They Don’t Really Love You”
7. “Million Dollar Trap”
8. “Grandiose” Feat. Vory
9. “Above The Law” Feat. Teyana Taylor & DJ Khaled
10. “Fine Lines” Feat. Wale & The-Dream
11. “Gold Medals” Feat. Jeremih
12. “Iconic”
13. “Lyrical Eazy”
14. “Pillow Talk”
15. “Millionaire Row” Feat. French Montana
16. “In Luv With The Money” Feat. Future
17. “Shaq & Kobe (Remix)” Feat. Shaquille O’Neal & Dame D.O.L.L.A.

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Kevin Abstract Hops Over To Indie Rock On “Blanket” LP

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For the past month or so, Kevin Abstract has been on a torrent run dropping singles left and right. When this happens, you know a new album is in the works. Those assumptions were correct in this case as well, with the BROCKHAMPTON leader making a full return to his solo career. The news broke the day he released the lead single, “Blanket.”

In fact, that also was the title track. Blanket is Kevin’s first album since 2019’s ARIZONA BABY. He was still a part of the alternative hip-hop group during that time. However, when they announced their disbandment in 2022, that sort of opened the floodgates for the leader to focus on his own material. Hence we have this LP before us today.

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Listen To Blanket From Kevin Abstract

If you heard the title track, you know that Kevin decided to make a total 180 genre-wise. This 13-track tape is an exploration across the indie rock space. If you want to get a more detailed idea of where he wanted to go with this album, check out the Apple Music link above. But, here is a little precursor for you. “His [album] covers many of the same themes [as his previous records], though from the vantage point of someone wiser, more worn, and less susceptible to the whirlwinds of love and love lost.”

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album from Kevin Abstract, “Blanket?” Do you think it was the right move for him to ditch rap and go to an entirely different genre? Which songs 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 thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Kevin Abstract, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

Blanket Tracklist:

  1. When The Rope Post 2 Break
  2. Blanket
  3. Running Out
  4. The Greys
  5. Voyager
  6. Madonna
  7. Today I Gave Up
  8. What Should I Do?
  9. Mr. Edwards
  10. Scream
  11. Real 2 Me
  12. Heights, Spiders, and the Dark
  13. My Friend

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Majid Jordan Delivers Nine-Track Project “Good People”

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Majid Jordan is an r&b group that has been at it for a while at this point. Overall, they have a ton of great songs and albums. They became largely known for their work with Drake and OVO as a whole. However, they have been able to carve out their very own lane for themselves. It has been a joy to watch the group grow, and fans would say the same thing. That said, sometimes, they can take a long time between projects, which has left some fans waiting in the lurch.

Luckily, over the last month or so, the group has been dropping a plethora of singles. Their most recent single is a track called “Violet” which had a run time of over 7 minutes. So far, the three singles have created a nice base for a project. Today, that project was released and it is called Good People. As you can see below, the album is only nine tracks long, which makes it fairly bite-sized. However, the songs do have meat to them, which extends the runtime to about 42 minutes.

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Majid Jordan Keep It Short And Sweet

Throughout the tracklist, you will get some sweet and gorgeous tracks that will get you through the Fall and Winter months. The instrumentals are a vibe and the vocals are fantastic as always. It is an album that will have you thinking about that special someone.

It is always good to hear new Majid Jordan tracks, and with the nine songs here, fans will definitely be feeling satiated. Let us know how you feel about this new project, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will always bring you the biggest releases from all of your favorite artists. 2023 still has a lot of great projects left in store.

Tracklist:

  1. Tears In Your Eyes
  2. Waiting For You ft. Naomi Sharon
  3. Eyes Closed
  4. Hands Tied
  5. Slip
  6. Violet
  7. The Message
  8. Cyanide
  9. Sunset

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Eminem Updates “The Marshall Mathers LP2” With Expanded Edition Near Its 10-Year Anniversary

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2013 was a year for a lot of standout rap records. Drake’s Nothing Was The Same, Kanye West’s Yeezus, ASAP Rocky’s LONG.LIVE.A$AP, and Eminem’s The Marshall Mathers LP2. In fact, it has been almost 10 years to the day that the Detroit icon made his return. He took a three-year hiatus even after fans were enjoying his 2010 record, Recovery.

Of course, LP2 is a sequel to arguably Eminem’s best album, The Marshall Mather LP from 2000. It was the record that featured the classics like “Stan,” “The Real Slim Shady,” and many more. While the follow-up is not as iconic as the original plenty of quality landed on it too. To celebrate its 10th birthday, Em decided to add an exclusive song and instrumentals of all the singles for the project.

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Listen To The Marshall Mathers LP2 (Expanded Edition) From Eminem

According to Southpawers, the additional track, “Don’t Front” featuring Buckshot, was only available to those who ordered the Call of Duty: Ghosts and the album bundle. Eminem’s ties to the video game come from the trailer for it, which included “Survival” as the theme song. Furthermore, the game also came out the same day MMLP2 dropped. On top of the song, Eminem also provided instrumental versions of the singles. Those being “Berserk,” “Rap God,” “Survival,” “The Monster” with Rihanna, and “Headlights” with Nate Ruess.

What are your initial thoughts on this updated version of The Marshall Mathers LP2 (Expanded Edition) from Eminem? Do you think it was worth it to add one song and five instrumentals? Or, should have he added some unheard material instead? 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 thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Eminem, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

The Marshall Mathers LP2 (Expanded Edition) Tracklist:

  1. Bad Guy
  2. Parking Lot (Skit)
  3. Rhyme Or Reason
  4. So Much Better
  5. Survival
  6. Legacy
  7. A**hole (feat. Skylar Grey)
  8. Berzerk
  9. Rap God
  10. Brainless
  11. Stronger Than I Was
  12. The Monster (feat. Rihanna)
  13. So Far…
  14. Love Game (feat. Kendrick Lamar)
  15. Headlights (feat. Nate Ruess)
  16. Evil Twin
  17. Baby
  18. Desperation (feat. Jamie N Commons)
  19. Groundhog Day
  20. Beautiful Pain (feat. Sia)
  21. Wicked Ways
  22. Don’t Front (feat. Buckshot)
  23. Survival – Instrumental
  24. Berzerk – Instrumental
  25. The Monster – Instrumental
  26. Rap God – Instrumental
  27. Headlights – Instrumental

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Tee Grizzley Drops Off “Tee’s Coney Island”

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In the world of rap, Tee Grizzley has consistently emerged as a dynamic and authentic voice representing the streets of Detroit. With a series of hit singles and a powerful lyrical presence, he’s garnered a dedicated following that eagerly awaits his every move. Earlier this week, Tee Grizzley took to Instagram to unveil the cover art for his highly anticipated new album, Tee’s Coney Island. In his post, he expressed his excitement, stating, “I’m excited to share another piece of myself and where I come from with you.” This message has sent fans into a frenzy, eagerly anticipating what the Detroit native has in store.

The cover art, though simple at first glance, speaks volumes about Tee Grizzley’s connection to his roots. Tee’s Coney Island not only reveals his musical versatility, but also sheds light on his origins and the place that has shaped him as an artist. Coney Island, a well-known neighborhood in Detroit, serves as the backdrop for this album, highlighting the importance of his upbringing and the experiences that have molded him into the artist he is today. With a new project that spans 16 tracks, and sees features from 21 Savage, Chris Brown, Machine Gun Kelly, Finesse2Tymes, Mariah the Scientist, Cordae, City Girls, and Skilla Baby, the music is jam-packed with bangers.

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The choice to name the album after a Detroit neighborhood is more than just a casual nod to his hometown. It’s a deliberate move to let fans and listeners delve deeper into his personal narrative. Tee Grizzley has always been praised for his raw and unfiltered storytelling, and this project appears to be no exception. With Tee’s Coney Island he aims to share even more of himself, allowing fans to connect on a deeper level.

In the world of hip-hop, it’s essential for artists to remain true to their roots while evolving and exploring new avenues of creativity. Tee Grizzley’s Tee’s Coney Island delivers an authentic and unapologetic piece of himself. He continues to solidify his place as one of Detroit’s most influential voices in the rap game. What do you think of the project so far? Let us know your favorite track!

Tracklist:

  1. Ain’t Nothing New
  2. Floaters Lyrics
  3. Loop Hole (Ft. 21 Savage)
  4. City Of God (Ft. Chris Brown)
  5. One On One
  6. Soprano (Ft. Machine Gun Kelly)
  7. Off The Top
  8. Sports Lyrics
  9. Grizzley 2Tymes (Ft. Finesse2Tymes)
  10. Fight This Case
  11. IDGAF (Ft. Chris Brown & Mariah the Scientist)
  12. Tried and Tried Again (Ft. Cordae)
  13. I Love Tee
  14. Robbery 6
  15. Gorgeous (Remix) by Tee Grizzley & Skilla Baby (Ft. City Girls)
  16. Charles Brown

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The Alchemist Shares New Project “Flying High, Part 2”

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In the world of hip-hop, few names shine as brightly as The Alchemist’s. With an illustrious career spanning decades, the legendary producer has consistently delivered music that leaves listeners in awe. Just a few months ago, he treated us to Flying High, an EP that brought together a star-studded lineup of artists like Earl Sweatshirt, billy woods, and Boldy James. Now, a new sonic adventure is available as The Alchemist drops off the sequel, Flying High, Part 2.

One of the most notable aspects of any project led by The Alchemist is the assembly of featured guests. Known for his incredible chemistry with a variety of artists, this EP is no exception. The Alchemist has brought back some of his former collaborators, promising a sonic journey that is sure to captivate. In contrast to its predecessor, the EP begins with a solo track, “Turkish Link.” The project spans 10 tracks long, with the second half being instrumentals.

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Moreover, this EP goes a step further by offering instrumental versions for each of the five main songs. This choice caters to the diverse tastes of The Alchemist’s fanbase, providing a total of ten tracks that showcase his versatility. The guest appearances on Flying High, Part Two feature some of The Alchemist’s longtime allies, including Curren$y, Conway The Machine, and the return of Gangrene, the collaborative duo of The Alchemist and Oh No. Action Bronson also joins the party on the previously released single “Vertigo,” adding his unique flavor to the mix.

What makes “Vertigo” even more special is The Alchemist’s return to the mic. A rapper before he became a renowned producer, he effortlessly demonstrates his lyrical prowess on this track. With his friend Action Bronson by his side, they humorously delve into the topic of making inconvenient stops during a road trip. Flying High, Part 2 is more than just an EP; it’s a testament to The Alchemist’s enduring artistry. As he continues to push the boundaries of hip-hop production and creativity, this project promises to be another unforgettable chapter in his illustrious career. What do you think of the EP so far?

Tracklist:

  1. Turkish Link
  2. Phil Drummond (Ft. Conway the Machine)
  3. Vertigo (Ft. Action Bronson)
  4. Royal Hand (Ft. Gangrene)
  5. Paint Different (Ft. Curren$y)
  6. Turkish Link (Instrumental)
  7. Phil Drummond (Instrumental)
  8. Vertigo (Instrumental)
  9. Royal Hand (Instrumental)
  10. Paint Different (Instrumental)

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Robb Bank$ And Tony Shhnow Come Together For A Full Project With “I Can’t Feel My Face Too”

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Robb Bank$ and Tony Shhnow are two names that do not bring in mainstream numbers but they certainly know how to bring the energy. Robb being from Florida and Tony being from Atlanta have slightly differing styles, but they do bring seamless chemistry to the table with their first tape together. Prior to this project, the two were on a song together from one of Robb’s 2023 albums. They appeared on “Iron on Me” featuring Seddy Hendrix.

Now, they are testing what they can do for a full-fleshed-out album. As we said before, they have done just that. For Robb, this follows up his 2PhoneShawty (Special Edition) project. On the other side, Tony is also not wasting a lot of time since his last effort. He dropped Love Streak back in April of this year.

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Listen To I Can’t Feel My Face Too From Robb Bank$ And Tony Shhnow

I Can’t Feel My Face Too is quite a short offering. Even though there are 14 tracks here, it is only 29 minutes and 11 seconds. To showcase that they mesh well, the tracklist remains almost featureless. There is only one guest appearance and it is from DRAM on “Overstand.” That was one of the singles leading up to the release.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album from Robb Bank$ and Tony Shhnow, I Can’t Feel My Face Too? Is this the best collaboration project of the year? 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 thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Robb Bank$, Tony Shhnow, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

I Can’t Feel My Face Too Tracklist:

  1. Intro Skit
  2. Tristan Thompson Toxic
  3. Respect the Shooter
  4. Pathetic Interlude
  5. D.A.N.
  6. Selfish
  7. Overstand with DRAM
  8. Exotic Smoke
  9. Keep it 100
  10. 2 Cool
  11. Hallucinating
  12. Fans Interlude
  13. Making Love to Fans
  14. Swapped Out

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Lloyd Banks Resurrects “Halloween Havoc” Series From The Grave With “The 72nd Hr”

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On Halloween Eve Maryland rapper Lloyd Banks announced that a popular series amongst his fans would finally be making a return. He hopped on the Gram to share this news with his followers. He excitedly said, “Halloween Havoc IV ‘The 72nd Hr’ available at midnight!!! On all streaming platforms!!! & Itunes!!!! 100% independent let’s run this up!!!” 

Well, he delivered on that promise and the new tape is here. As we reported yesterday, the album contains 15 tracks. There is also only two features on Halloween Havoc IV: The 72nd Hr, too. Those two names are Vado and Sy Ari Da Kid. Lloyd Banks kicked off this Halloween series (on streaming) in 2015. He dropped the second installment and then third a year later.

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Listen To Halloween Havoc IV: The 72nd Hr From Lloyd Banks

Perhaps the reason for the delay on bringing back a new title is due to another saga of projects Banks started. In 2021, he would end the album hiatus in 2021 with The Course of the Inevitable. He would go on to drop two more in 2022 and then in 2023. See what Lloyd is rapping about with the links above.

What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new album from Lloyd Banks, Halloween Havoc IV: The 72nd Hr? Is this the best entry in the Halloween Havoc series? Which tracks are you enjoying the most so far from this project? 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 thoughts and opinions in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Lloyd Banks, as well as all of the hottest album drops.

Halloween Havoc IV: The 72nd Hr Tracklist:

  1. Above the Law
  2. Convoy
  3. Familiar Scars
  4. Speeding Season
  5. Dangerous Minds
  6. No Opinions
  7. Clubbin’ & Chaos
  8. Diamond Heist (feat. Vado)
  9. Trap Dice
  10. Broken Arrows
  11. You Shouldn’t Be Here
  12. Roaming Weather
  13. Take Me Under
  14. Bad Advice (feat. Sy Ari Da Kid)
  15. Condolences

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Don Trip Drops New Album “Red October”

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Don Trip has kept himself busy as of late, dropping off 10 albums and EPs in just the past year alone. He kicked things off with his Gotham City EP in January, unveiling yet another EP, iHeartStrippersToo, the following month. He went on to unveil a full-length offering, The Devil You Know, in March. The 38-year-old tapped Starlito, Eddie Valero, Casino Jizzle, Kendrick P. and more for the LP.

He released two more EPs, Shoulders Of Giants and Die Another Day, before releasing Long Live Pif in June. The album pays homage to the late up-and-coming Memphis rapper, who was shot and killed in September of 2020. LPs Fireworks and Hell’s Kitchen followed, with his second to last full-length offering, 1207 James St., coming out at the end of September. Now, the rapper’s back with yet another new album, Red October. The eight-track effort boasts a lone posthumous appearance from Pif, otherwise consisting only of soulful bars from the Tennessee native.

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Don Trip Is Back With His Tenth Project Of The Year

The LP leads with the focused track “Man On Fire” before moving into the mellow and sincere love song “Spenanite Bag.” Later on in the album, he spits about balancing his career and family life on “Kaylee’s Birthday.” The artist meditates on the struggles of trying to provide while on his “grind” before moving onto the boastful, “Fourth and Fifty” and finishing things off with bouncy and fun “Sideline Pop.”

Don Trip isn’t showing any signs of slowing down, and it’s safe to say that fans can expect to hear more from the prolific hitmaker in the near future. What do you think of Don Trip’s new album, Red October? What’s your favorite track from the LP? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Don Trip.

Red October Tracklist:

1. Man On Fire
2. Spenanite Bag
3. Rick & Chris
4. Midnight In Manhattan
5. Ignorance is Bliss
6. Kaylee’s Birthday
7. Fourth and Fifty
8. Sideline Pop

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38 Spesh & Elcamino Team Up For Gritty New EP “Martyrs Prayer II”

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As brief as EPs can be, sometimes they are truly the distilled and absolute best parts of an artistic link-up. Here to prove that are rapper Elcamino and rapper-producer 38 Spesh, who take up bar-spitting duties and behind-the-board responsibilities respectively on Martyrs Prayer II. Moreover, if you are a fan of Griselda, you’ve probably heard these names before; if you’re not but you love hip-hop of the Golden Age, you should check this out. It’s a concise, skillful, and often reflective and dense collection of six tracks, which equal all killer and no filler. Spesh’s production is dusty, nonetheless versatile, and punchy, whereas the They Spit On Jesus MC is a compelling and narratively talented spitter.

Furthermore, Martyrs Prayer II‘s title indicates a somber reflection on lives of crime and struggle, which is definitely reflected on a few bars and beats. Just look at the languid bass on “No Drums” or the wistful keys on “Streets Don’t Love Us” for indications of that, in addition to Elcamino’s wordplay and picture-painting. Of course, this chemistry between him and 38 Spesh is hardly a shocker, as they have collaborated on full-length projects to great success before. For example, there’s the 2020 record Sacred Psalms, plus many other one-off tracks.

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Elcamino & 38 Spesh’s Martyrs Prayer II: Stream

Meanwhile, as pretty prolific figures within rap, it’s also not surprising that this is just one of their various musical endeavors form 2023. For 38 Spesh, one instance of this is the aptly titled Conway The Machine collab album, Speshal Machinery. All we can hope for is that it’s not the last thing they drop for the next couple of months, because this confident, grounded, and vintage take on boom-bap is always a welcome treat. If you haven’t heard Martyrs Prayer II yet, find it on your preferred streaming service- and if or once you have, let us know what you think about it in down there in the comments section. If you’re curious, you can also find the tracklist below. For more news on Spesh, Elcamino, and more great hip-hop releases around the clock, log back into HNHH.

Tracklist
1. Streets Don’t Love Us
2. You Made It
3. Kill Switch
4. Weighing Options
5. Dope Talk
6. No Drums

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