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Hit-Boy, Big Hit, & The Alchemist Tease “Black & Whites” One Final Time With “Drug Tzar”

May 27, 2024 by newhiphopnews

In 2024, Hit-Boy, Big Hit, and The Alchemist, are creating one of the most rock-solid one-off rap trios. While they do not have a group name, what they have been up to as a unit has been pretty impressive. The California trifecta has been dropping single after single over the month of May. All of them have been released to build anticipation for their forthcoming record Black & Whites.

As we have stated multiple times now at this point, the album was first teased on May 6. Big Hit, Hit-Boy, and The Alchemist did so by dropping a short trailer on social media. It recreated the obliteration of printers from the film Office Space. They then proceeded to pump out three tracks, with the most recent one, “Gank Move,” featuring Hit-Boy’s younger sister HitgirlLENA.

Listen To “Drug Tzar” By Hit-Boy, Big Hit, & The Alchemist

However, it is not the latest offering now, as that title belongs to the Big Hit-dominated “Drug Tzar” (a Russian emperor). On this cut, Hit-Boy’s meticulously picks apart a dirty boom-bap beat from Uncle Al. He raps about being the boss and essentially being a drug-dealing kingpin. The tracklist is sadly a third of the way released already, as it will be just 12 songs. However, at least there has not been a miss yet. That is a great indication that May 30 will not be a disappointing day for anyone who decides to check the tape out.

What are your thoughts on “Drug Tzar” by Hit-Boy, Big Hit, and The Alchemist? Is this the best single from Black & Whites, why or why not? What is your favorite aspect of it? Is this Big Hit’s best rapping performance out of all of the promos? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Hit-Boy, Big Hit, and The Alchemist. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Exotic fruits and vegetables, models gettin’ sexual
Smoke you out to smoke you, toast with you then toast you
Take your final sip, you just got chipped over chips
Enjoy your final sip, you just got licked by your b****
Ahem, ahem, excuse me, I’m tryna get filthy
You’re kinda in the way, and I ain’t tryna feel guilty

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FLO Channel Destiny’s Child On “Caught Up”

May 27, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Burgeoning London R&B trio, FLO, are making waves by reviving the late 90s and 2000s eras of the genre. While it may come across as lazy to some, we can see and hear that they have more to offer than just hitting us in the nostalgia bone. They have a dynamic no-nonsense attitude about them and that is especially true on their newest single “Caught Up.” Partially produced by MNEK of Zara Larsson’s “Never Forget You” fame, these ladies are making it clear that they are not going to fight for a man that really does not want them back.

In a chat with THE LINE of BEST FIT, FLO explained these thoughts very clearly. “It’s very simple, we are not going to lose ourselves going crazy over a guy, if you get caught up it’s a simple bye bye. We know our worth and ‘Caught Up’ is a friendly reminder that we are not to be played with.” On this effort, we can hear a bit of Destiny’s Child coming through, especially in the instrumental and harmonizing vocal bits.

Listen To “Caught Up” By FLO

However, FLO and the song’s other producers (Jay Versace and Pop Wansel) do help bring a modern feel, especially with the punchy drums. For the talented trifecta, this follows up their most popular song to date, “Walk Like This.” In just the two months that it has been out, it has accumulated over nine million streams. Their catalog is small, but it is filled with consistency, as well as a co-sign from Missy Elliott on “Fly Girl.” Project wise, they only have two EPs to their name, 3 of Us and The Lead. But hopefully, these 2024 releases will lead to an official debut album.

What are your thoughts on “Caught Up” by FLO? Is this one of their better tracks as of late, why or why not? What is your favorite aspect of it? Do you think they are gearing up for a new project soon? Do you hear any inspiration from Destiny’s Child? would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding FLO. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

No, I’m not the type to keep you locked up inside (No)
And I won’t start a fight to keep you with me tonight (No)
‘Cause I can spot the truth when I look in your face
And I can smell a lie before you walk in my place
Yeah, you know my reputation, so don’t push me (Yeah)
I’ll get my revenge if I lock away this— (Oh, woah)

[Via]

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Dro Kenji Gets Brutally Toxic On “HEARTLESS”

May 27, 2024 by newhiphopnews

With the unfortunate losses of artists like JUICE WRLD, XXXTENTACION, and Lil Peep, who are some of the names that are going to keep the emo rap scene alive? One multi-hyphenate that has been a lot of publications radar’s, including ours, is Dro Kenji. The Summerville, South Carolina act has been in the game for a few years now, but he really picked up steam in the last year or two. Tracks like “KILL CUPID,” “FINDERS KEEPERS,” and “STEP BACK,” have really put him on the permanently as someone that is more than capable of accepting the challenge to supersede the legends before him.

Kenji is one of the more consistent talents when it comes to dropping new material out of this new crop of emo rappers/singers. Since 2020, he has gotten out eight tapes, and fairly soon a ninth will be out this year, according to Our Generation Music. There is not really much information on when it will be here exactly, but fans can expect it in the latter half of 2024. For now, though, Dro Kenji is here with presumably its lead single “HEARTLESS.”

Listen To “HEARTLESS” By Dro Kenji

On “HEARTLESS” you might find that your ears will do a double take. It does not happen all the time, but Kenji’s voice is almost exactly the same as Juice’s. For us, it does take away from the authenticity of the track, but it is a toxically written treat. “She not the sharpest in the tool box / I need some space for me to cool off (Te-Text) / Text me, it’s annoyin’ when you call me.” When this album does drop, it will follow-up on his August 2023 effort WISH YOU WERE HERE.

What are your thoughts on “HEARTLESS” by Dro Kenji? Is this one of his better tracks as of late, why or why not? What is your favorite aspect of it? Does this get you excited for his upcoming ninth project? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Dro Kenji. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

You so bad at going home at night
I’m used to bad and evil holdin’ tight
On and on, it’s guaranteed to creep up
Fixin’ hearts the hardest thing to keep up
Ukulele playin’ in your window
I’m a lover boy, but keep it chill

[Via]

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Vince Staples Pays Homage To New Orleans Hip-Hop Culture On “Étouffée”

May 27, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Vince Staples made sure he went out with a bang before departing from Def Jam Recordings. The now developed Long Beach, California multi-hyphenate has come a long way since joining the label nearly 11 years ago. For him, Dark Times is essentially a culmination of all of the skills that he has now harnessed and honed in. It is a mixture of great storytelling, rapping, thematic execution, and production choices.

One track that sees Vince Staples deliver on all those fronts is “Étouffée.” On this cut, the veteran uses this time to reflect on how far he has come from the Dark Times he went through growing up. Instead of getting really grim, Staples keeps it all the way 100 with the fans and people he proved wrong throughout his career. It is a fairly celebratory moment on the record and is a bit of a full circle moment.

Listen To “Étouffée” By Vince Staples

“No love, I’ma sleep with my weapon / Porsche 911, slide through the section / Gotta show my homies I’m on now / Both soles on the ground, never sold out.” While this is going on, Vince is showing love to the rap culture in the rich city of New Orleans. “Big timin’, like them n****s in New Orleans / Grill shinin’, like them n****s from Magnolia / Chopper City in the ghetto, I’m a soldier now.” There is also a bright and fun beat switch at the end, which is clear nod to New Orleans bounce. Even though there are ton of great listens, “Étouffée” may be at the top.

What are your thoughts on “Étouffée” by Vince Staples? Is this the best track from Dark Times, why or why not? What is your favorite aspect of it? How would you rank all of his Def Jam releases? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Vince Staples. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Dropped Big Fish, cuh been weak since (Cuh be trippin’)
Damn, tell me how you really feel (That’s how you feel?)
And, all I wantеd was a couple mill’ (Okay)
Make the city proud (Hood)
Put it on ‘forе them crackers come and tear it down
What are you about?

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Freeway & Jake One Enlist Jadakiss For A “Ringin” New Single: Stream

May 26, 2024 by newhiphopnews

Once upon a time, Freeway and Jadakiss had beef, but they’ve since moved on from it in the name of making more amazing music, not depriving fans of it. Moreover, the two lyricists slid over a Jake One beat on their new single “Ringin,” which is as tough and bombastic as you’d expect from an East Coast banger. Both MCs deliver confident and energetically delivered verses, and the instrumental’s use of boisterous horns, a stark drum break, and occasional warbled synths craft a very lavish and triumphant sound. In fact, Free’s spoken quite a bit over the last few months about how rap beef has hurt him at his core, so it’s great to see some squashing to make these remarks resonate even further.

As far as the lyrical content, Jadakiss and Freeway speak on a lot of the usual fare: the contrast between street life and industry success, material privileges, facetious spitters, hard work, et cetera. While the bars themselves aren’t particularly anything to write home about, they both deliver them in such a characteristic and unique way, whether it’s the Philly rapper’s aggressive yelps or the near-It Is What It Is cohost’s threatening growls, that they hit hard regardless. On the other hand, Jake One’s production doesn’t switch things up much either, keeping the same drum and horn loops going to provide as much space to the lyricists as possible. Some formulas are just too good to die out.

Freeway & Jake One’s “Ringin” Featuring Jadakiss: Stream & Watch The Music Video

Meanwhile, we’re sure that these artists have at least a couple more placements to look forward to in 2024. If not, then we will be content with hearing their current perspectives on the rap game and soaking up that knowledge. If you haven’t heard “Ringin” by Freeway, Jake One, and Jadakiss yet, find it on your preferred streaming service or check out the music video above. Below, you can find some standout bars and the comments section is down there for your takes on the track, as well. As always, for more great music drops around the clock, come back to HNHH.

Quotable Lyrics
Was making bags at a stowaway house,
Had to fight through the confusion, had to shoot our way out,
Shout out to all the women holding lead in they blouse,
This street life is an illusion, it’s a better way out

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$uicideboy$ Go Off On “New World Depression” Record “The Thin Grey Line”

May 26, 2024 by newhiphopnews

The $uicideboy$ are always giving their fans reasons to be hyped beyond belief. The New Orleans, Louisiana underground rap duo have accumulated such a massive following that classifying them as such feels wrong. However, the $uicideboy$ have embraced that persona over the course of their career, even acknowledging it on their new single “The Thin Grey Line”. This is the third in a line of promotional cuts from their upcoming record New World Depression.

It will be their first full-length effort since 2022’s DIRTIESTNASTIEST$UICIDE and the rollout began back in late March. “Us Vs. Them”, the grim and grimy boom-bap lead single produced by $crim, has become quickly beloved by the fans. In fact, it has piled up over 35 million streams in just less than two months. Then, on April 19, $uicideboy$ delivered the lengthy title “Are You Going to See the Rose in the Vase, or the Dust on the Table”.

Listen To “The Thin Grey Line” By $uicideboy$

Now, with the album supposedly going to be due on June 14, the boy$ are back once again with “The Thin Grey Line.” Listeners are already messing with this one too, especially due to $crim’s beat and rapping on the backend. The former is dark, as per usual, but the tones looming in the background are eerie and addicting. Even though the track is just 1:45, the duo makes the most of their scant runtime.

What are your thoughts on “The Thin Grey Line” by $uicideboy$? Is this the best promotional track from New World Depression, why or why not? What is your favorite aspect of it? Are they the best underground artists of all time? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding $uicideboy$. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Switched out the friendly smile, but a face that reads, “F*** you, pay me” (Two to beam up, Scotty)
Ain’t got rabies, I just overdose off coke and dope, I know they hopе I died (Yeah, yeah)
My back is achin’ from holdin’ thе underground down ever since we dropped “High Tide” (Yeah, sheesh)
Standin’ in my grave like I ain’t 5’9 (Grey)
One more minute ’til the hours done, I’ll take my time (F*** off)
Fake my pride, it’s really all about state of mind

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Dave East & Mike & Keys Tease Their Project Again With Reggae-Flavored “DANGEROUS RIDDIM” Featuring Shaggy

May 26, 2024 by newhiphopnews

It feels like Dave East has built up a more than respectable career all while flying under the radar. You cannot really classify him as an underground rapper, but he is not totally mainstream either. He has an instantly recognizable voice in addition to floating in between lyrically focused hip-hop and trap. Dave East has had an interesting journey and its partially because of tracks like “DANGEROUS RIDDIM.”

This is the latest and second single from his and Mike & Keys forthcoming album APT 6E. This collaboration effort with the Los Angeles, California based producing duo is expected to be out this year. However, there remains to be a true release date or speculated month so far. The lead single, “SO MUCH CHANGED” with Stacy Barthe dropped in early May.

Listen To “DANGEROUS RIDDIM” By Dave East, Mike & Keys, & Shaggy

That track was more pure-bred East Coast hip-hop, whereas “DANGEROUS RIDDIM” is a blend of rap and reggae. Instrumentally, it is very colorful and grand with its horns and drums. Shaggy, the guest feature this time around, brings it with speedy flows and bellowing vocals. Dave raps about going down the wrong path in life and how it can lead to a world of issues. It is both a stunning but dark track and sure to be a hit on the album when it drops.

What are your thoughts on “DANGEROUS RIDDIM” by Dave East, Mike & Keys, and Shaggy? Is this his best song as of late, why or why not? Does this get you excited for Dave’s upcoming album APT 6E? Who had the strongest performance on the record? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Key Glock. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Watch how sick they get, you park a Lambo or the Wraith come out
I walk through the trenches, sat on benches, all my chains was out (All my chains)
Drugs and money, just be careful, know that that’s a dangerous route (Danger)
A lot of us won’t make it out
They watch your every move, learn how to fake ’em out (Fake ’em out)
Got n**** doin’ life, ain’t get to live, wish I could break ’em out

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1999 WRITE THE FUTURE & Shaquille O’Neal Dazzle With Collab “Raw I Know I Got It”

May 26, 2024 by newhiphopnews

It appears that 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE has an NBA legend keeping tabs on their work. The genre-bending collective that is linked to record label 88rising has quickly become a new force in hip-hop. Their unique and unpredictable style has given us some fun records. Due to their versatility, they are working with all sorts of artists such as Rich Brian, Rick Ross, redveil, Smino, BADBADNOTGOOD, Amaarae, and more. However, their newest single, “Raw I Know I Got It,” sees them team up with Shaquille O’Neal, his EDM DJ alias DIESEL, and producer NITTI.

Casual hip-hop fans may not know that the NBA big man was rapping on the side during the early stages of his playing career. Even though he took a long hiatus from spitting in the booth, Shaq has kept the passion alive. Recently, he has been hopping on tracks with Meek Mill and Rick Ross, as well as the L.A. duo Coyote. On “Raw I Know I Got It,” Shaq is bragging and boasting to the max about his accomplishments when he was viewed as the most dominant player ever.

Listen To “Raw I Know I Got It” By DIESEL, NITTI, 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE, & Shaquille O’Neal

“Broken records, broken backboards / Broke the records for broken backboards, I’m that raw.” However, he also gets a little vulnerable, as he talks about missing his close friend, teammate, and fellow all-timer, Kobe Bryant. The Diesel also shows love to Gianna or “Gigi,” saying that he would name Los Angeles WNBA team after her. All in all, it is another great performance from Shaq and this track continues to show 1999’s unlimited range.

What are your thoughts on “Raw I Know I Got It” by 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE, Shaquille O’Neal, DIESEL, and NITTI? Is this one of 1999’s better collaborations as of late? Is Shaq the greatest NBA rapper of all time, why or why not? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding 1999 WRITE THE FUTURE and Shaquille O’Neal. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

When I’m not with Kenny Smith
I’m still close to a jet
Can’t believe my little brother Kobe gone
Thank you for the three-peat
If I talked about that pain, you wouldn’t believe me
Might go buy the L.A. Sparks and change the name to the GG’s

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Southside Taps LUCKI For Druggy Album Cut “Elegant”

May 26, 2024 by newhiphopnews

When you think of all-time great trap producers, Southside is one of just a few to throw into that conversation. The Neptune, New Jersey native has worked with basically anyone in his field of expertise that you could imagine. Travis Scott, Future, Young Thug, Gucci Mane, the list goes on. But the artist he is working with this time around is someone totally new and maybe a little unexpected. For this latest Southside single “Elegant,” the veteran is working alongside LUCKI.

“Elegant” is one of a few promotional tracks for the producer’s upcoming album. The current hope is that the project will be out sometime in June. This tape has been in the works for just over two years, with “Hold That Heat” featuring Travis and Future being the lead single and dropping in April 2022. Following that would be “Gimme Da Lite” featuring Lil Yachty, which released in December of last year. Then, before “Elegant” took the title for the most recent promo cut, “President” with Ken Carson and Destroy Lonely was our last taste of the record.

Listen To “Elegant” By Southside & LUCKI

While the duo of Southside and LUCKI is intriguing, most fans have not been leaving glowing reviews of their work. Our Generation Music reshared “Elegant” on their Instagram page and listeners were not feeling the druggy flow from LUCKI and essentially a copy and paste beat from Southside. “This n**** Southside like nba 2k same beat every time but n****s still gonna cop … s*** so played,” one user writes. “Bro he need to stop with this voice man,” another adds. Still though, do not let the poor reception discourage you, give the track a try above.

What are your thoughts on “Elegant” by Southside and LUCKI? Is this one of Southside’s better tracks as of late, why or why not? Does this get you excited for the producer’s forthcoming project? Do you think the fans were on to something with their criticisms or do you disagree? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Southside and LUCKI. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

I still drink syrup on the regular
Devil at the door I thought about lettin’ in
I still never choose y’all over medicine
I’m a dumb jock, five thousand on the letterman
How I make junkie look elegant?
Tune don’t like nobody and he yellin’ it

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Key Glock Is Keeping Fans Fed With “Q Dogz”

May 25, 2024 by newhiphopnews

While Kendrick Lamar and Drake have definitely been the main characters during May, Key Glock is not too far behind them. The Young Dolph protege continues be as hot as anyone due to the quality of his singles this month. Fans are definitely still hungry for a new album, especially after how great Glockoma 2 was. But do not take what Key Glock is doing for granted at this moment in time.

According to a press release, the reason for the Memphis, Tennessee rapper consistently dropping over these last 24 days is because of a pre-planned schedule. Sources close to him are calling this the May Takeover, which is seeing him drop five songs during the fifth month of the calendar. “Q Dogz” clocks in as the third entry and it is definitely up for the best out of the tracks we have gotten. For those who are not aware, his previous efforts include “The Greatest” and “F*** Around & Find Out.”

Listen To “Q Dogz” By Key Glock

“Q Dogz” is Key Glock taking the intimidating and braggadocious approach. Even though he is rapping about grisly violence, there are some introspective bars laced throughout too. His definition of living a fulfilling life is being there for his daughter and making as much money as possible. But he is also making it clear to not take his soft side as a weakness. “How dare these f*** n****s to call out me? (Dang, the f***? Fah, fah) / How dare these f*** n****s try somethin’? / N****s rappin’ ’bout bodies, ain’t gone one (Nah).” These lyrics have extra credibility, especially with the haunting instrumental backing it. Glock’s takeover is not just narrowed to this month, but he continues to be impressive with still one week to go.

What are your thoughts on “Q Dogz” by Key Glock? Is this his best song as of late, why or why not? Do you think he is the hottest rapper right now, why or why not? Does this get you excited for his next project? Does he have one of the best sets of ears for beats? We would like to hear what you have to say, so be sure to leave your takes in the comments section. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest news surrounding Key Glock. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on in the music world.

Quotable Lyrics:

Ayy, my lil’ n****s steppin’ like some Q Dogs (Woo)
Get money and my daughter the only thing that makes me cool off (Yeah)
Ayy, they say life is short, b**** (B****), that’s why my money too tall (Run up)
Tryna run away from this switch, n**** (Fah, fah, fah, fah, fah, fah)
F*** around, knock his shoe off (Fah, fah, fah, fah), yeah, yeah (Yeah)

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