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Brother Ali & UnJUST Are More Than Formidable On “Love & Service”

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The underground scene is a side of hip-hop that you can almost always count on to deliver some of the best records year in and year out. Brother Ali, a Madison, Wisconsin native, is just one solider in an army of some of the most unheralded lyricists the game has ever seen. On his new album Love & Service, Brother Ali is showing why he deserves that title and more recognition. Joining him one of the best records of the year so far is California producer unJUST.

Over the last few weeks or so, Ali had been dropping several singles ahead of his 12th project. In fact, all of this comes after a two-year hiatus of zero loosies or projects. He began the rollout back in February with “Ottomans” and would then go on to drop four more after that. Brother Ali went and grabbed a few features for the record as well, including Roc Marciano, Aesop Rock, Casual, Quelle Chris, and Rakaya Esime Fetuga.

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Listen To Love & Service By Brother Ali & UnJUST

Across this 13-song tracklist, the longtime rapper discusses various topics that are always a welcome sight to hear instead of the traditional trap and pop rap talk. For example, on “The Collapse” (one of the singles), he raps about how most of society chooses to dance through and ignore the crumbling world around us on a daily basis. Furthermore, he explores other ideas such as God, death, and more. UnJUST also deserves a huge shoutout for the instrumentals. He was able to do some creative things in terms of the sampling and sonics overall. We highly recommend this project so be sure to check out Brother Ali’s latest work above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new album Love & Service by Brother Ali and unJUST? Is this one of his better projects, why or why not? Which song is the best and why? Who had the strongest feature appearance on the record? What is unJUST’s best beat here? 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 Brother Ali and unJUST. Finally, stay with us for everything else going on around the music world.

Love & Service Tracklist:

  1. Chapter 1 with Rakaya Esime Fetuga
  2. Ottomans
  3. Awaken
  4. The Collapse
  5. Manik with Casual, Aesop Rock
  6. Nom De Plume
  7. Cadillac
  8. Gauntlet with Roc Marciano
  9. Howlin’ Wolf
  10. Ghosts with Quelle Chris
  11. Love & Service
  12. Worthy
  13. Inside

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BlueBucksClan & Hit-Boy Bring Some Bouncy West Coast Cuts To “Biggest Out The West”

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Hit-Boy is one of the most renowned hip-hop producers of our generation. He is known for his plethora of hit songs with artists like Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Drake, A$AP Rocky, Nicki Minaj, and so many others. However, he does not work with only big-ticket names. Over the past few months, the California beatmaker has been teaming up with LaRussell, his father Big-Hit, Musiq Soulchild, and more.

Over this past weekend, Hit-Boy teamed up with fellow Cali natives the BlueBucksClan for a new album Biggest Out The West. This is now the sixth overall project that the producer has put out in the last year. This one may be the most straightforward of them all, as the rap duo BlueBucks are bringing nothing but West Coast bops. On Biggest Out The West you will find big name features as well.

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Listen To Biggest Out The West By BlueBucksClan & Hit-Boy

2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa, Ty Dolla $ign, Kalan.FrFr, and Dom Kennedy are sprinkled throughout the tracklist. Speaking of which, there are 15 of them. As for Hit-Boy and BlueBucks work relationship, this marks the first-ever project from them, as well as their first effort since “Lil League” with Quavo. Be sure to check out the new tape above.

What are your thoughts on this brand-new album, Biggest Out The West, by Hit-Boy and BlueBucksClan? Is this the producer and rap group’s best project of their careers, why or why not? What songs are you gravitating toward and why? Who had the strongest guest performance on the record? Is the best-produced album of 2024? 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 and BlueBucksClan. Finally, stay with us for everything the most informative project posts throughout the week.

Biggest Out The West Tracklist:

  1. Forever
  2. Open Slot
  3. World Tour
  4. Safe Space
  5. Scroll (feat. 2 Chainz)
  6. Useless
  7. Made For The Pole (feat. Wiz Khalifa)
  8. Color Purple
  9. Ship & Handle
  10. Soul Taker (feat. Dom Kennedy)
  11. Standing Tall
  12. Fantastic
  13. Don’t Count Me out (feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Kalan.FrFr)
  14. Dog a B****
  15. Momentum

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