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Curren$y’s closing out the year with a bang. While that isn’t anything new for the New Orleans rapper, he’s keeping up with the strict release scheduled he outlined earlier this year. The rapper announced seven projects that he was releasing which included the Kino Beats-produced, Matching Rolexes. On Friday, he came through with his latest body of work, Still Stoned On Ocean.

The rapper’s new project boasts minimal features, allowing Spitta to shine in all of his glory. The rapper takes on triumphant production for the stand-out, “Angels On The Hood” — an homage to the ornament that comes with every Rolls Royce. Curren$y celebrates his independent earnings on the track while scoffing at those who’ve attempted to bring him down.

Check the record out below.

Quotable Lyrics
I got the angel on the hood ’cause my money good
Smokin’ killa, big livin’, like a rich n***a should
I know them fools try to get me if they could
I’m too in love with the shit to let ’em do it

It’s been over 2 years since we received a project from Koffee. The rising reggae star had one of the biggest singles of 2019 with the release of Rapture but fans have been anticipating a new body of work from Koffee. Of course, the pandemic pushed back plenty of releases in the music industry but it seems to have bought Koffee some time to finalize her debut album.

With a 2022 release date in mind, Koffee kicked off the campaign for her new project with her latest single, “West Indies.” The upbeat record finds Koffee bringing her infectious melodies to the forefront as she represents the Caribbean and shows love to her family.

Check out the latest release from Koffee below and sound off with your thoughts in the comments.

Quotable Lyrics
Coming from the West Indies
And you know say we giving them the best indeed
Anywhere we there, we do a flex ‘pon street
And the style where we do no moderate stampede

Contemporary R&B singer-songwriter Tone Stith is offering listeners more of what they love about his music with teasers of his forthcoming EP Still FWM?, including the latest drop of his song “I Don’t Wanna”. The single is a close follow-up to his 9-track EP FWM? released back in June, featuring a hypnotic collage of Tone Stith’s smooth vocals over entrancing soundscapes blending pop and R&B influences.

On the track, Tone Stith vents about his feelings for an enigmatic partner, fond of their shared chemistry. “I got a lot on my mind/Need you right here to unwind/Me and you got too much chemistry/Almost like we the same zodiac sign,” he croons, elevated with the sleepy strum of a guitar.

With that, he launches into his catchy hook. “I don’t wanna wait/You should be closer,” he sings, lost in his memories of their shared time and space. Throughout the rest of the track, Tone Stith continues to construct the world he’s building with his new music. An immersive and ethereal look into his romantic desires, sensual fantasies, and continued devotion to sonic exploration.

According to the track list, “I Don’t Wanna” is slated to be the EP’s first record, followed by collaborations with Chris Brown, Kenneth Paige, and Maeta. Set to drop later this month, Still FWM? clearly has much for Tone Stith fans to look forward to.

Listen to “I Don’t Wanna” below.

Quotable Lyrics
Ain’t got all night, come get it
Fast forward to the part with the credits
I’ma make you say my name like I direct it
Skip all the intros like your favorite show on Netflix

Bugzy Malone’s faced his fair share of adversities in his career but those moments are what fuels his music. Last month, the rapper was finally cleared on assault charges stemming from a 2018 incident. Bugzy’s remained rather lowkey since then but this weekend, he returned with a fiery new single titled, “War Mode.” The rapper reflects on his recent legal situation while celebrating his liberty and the lifestyle he’s afforded from his career in the streets and in hip-hop.

The music video for the single includes footage of the rapper’s trial, as well as CCTV footage of the incident where he was accused of breaking the jaws of two men who he claimed broke into his home. 

Check out the latest from Bugzy Malone below. 

Quotable Lyrics
You’re loyal to your soil, you think n***s are real
Til’ they start sending dick pictures over to your ex
And your olders are certified til’ you hit the block years later in a C-class
Mercedes and you’re mortified

It’s been a long time coming but finally, Don Toliver’s Life Of A Don is out now. The Houston rapper has been on one hell of a run over the past few years. 2021 has been a year where his presence was felt on some of the biggest stages. He appeared on Kanye West’s DONDA, joined Skrillex and Justin Bieber on “Don’t Go,” plus his collaboration with Kali Uchis on “Drugs N Hella Melodies” was in steady rotation since its June release.

Life Of A Don does boast some great collaborations with artists like Baby Keem, Travis Scott, and the aforementioned Kali Uchis. If the album proves anything, though, it’s that he certainly doesn’t need any high-profile name attached to create a banger. “Get Throwed” is an excellent example of this. Don Toliver’s honeyed melodies reflect on the H-Town codeine concoction and his bedroom fantasies over Mustard’s upbeat, breezy West Coast production.

Check the record out below. 

Quotable Lyrics
In a Benzo, jammin’ Pop Smoke
Got a Spanish bitch on me like a poncho
I’m wit’ a rich ho, what it hit fo’?
I done had a good day in the 6-4

Keedron Bryant is a young and talented singer who first got noticed with his track “I Just Wanna Live” which was a response to the killing of George Floyd. Bryant was praised for the song and he was seen singing the national anthem at various sporting events shortly after. Since that time, he has been coming through with a steady stream of new tracks, and recently, he decided to switch up his sound and tackle some of the topics that an adolescent would be thinking of. 

With his new single “Hello,” Bryant can be heart shooting his shot with a young woman he seemingly just met. Bryant is enamored with the woman and he wants his presence to be known. Throughout the song, he offers up some powerful and soulful vocals that will surely impress. The instrumental is quite lavish, and overall, it’s a great effort that showcases just how much talent Bryant has.

Quotable Lyrics:

I ain’t tryna slow you down (Hold up, hold up, wait)
Baby, can you turn around? (Hold up, hold up, wait, hey, uh)
Wanna know your name (Hold up, hold up, wait)
Tryna take you on a date (Hold up, hold up, wait)

Cam Wallace has always been known for delivering hard-hitting songs, and it’s one of the reasons why fans are always looking forward to his latest efforts. With each new release, fans demand more and more music, and on Friday, Wallace delivered as he came through with a heavy new single called “Energy,” which is a song that is meant to put any sort of detractors in their place.

Throughout the song, we get a heavy 808-laced instrumental that immediately grabs your attention and sets the tone for the song as a whole. From there, Wallace offers braggadocios lyrics in which he describes himself as the GOAT. His energy matches the beat and there is no doubt that Wallace has a ton of confidence in himself.

You can check out this new song, down below.

Quotable Lyrics:

Don’t make me jog your memory
I did upgrade you then upgraded the world, how they forgettin me
Please make it make some sense to me
How you talkin’ bout the greatest and still don’t fuckin mention me

Coming out of Montreal, Zach Zoya has been repping the city for quite some time as he continues to drop dope projects and singles that speak to the musical stylings of the city. Montreal has seen a huge rise in hip-hop artists as of late, and Zoya is one of the young MCs leading that charge. Recently, he blessed his fans with a brand new single called “Start Over,” which features another up-and-comer in Benny Adam.

Just like many of Zoya’s more recent efforts, this song takes a melodic approach. Throughout the song, Zoya sings about a failed relationship and how he wishes he had done things differently. He wants to change who he is, and he is starting to feel like it might be too late. It’s a powerful pop-rap tune that is certainly going to get your attention.

You can check it out, below.

Quotable Lyrics:

If I had to start over
I would choose you again
Now I better change my ways
Or lose you once more

NLE Choppa has been largely coolin’ out this year. Following an incredibly eventful year in 2020 that included the release of his debut album, Top Shotta, as well as From Dark To Light  — an album that signaled his holistic transformation. However, 2021 has been a rather lowkey year for him overall in terms of releases, though he has been delivering some solid guest features.

Today, the rapper slid through with a brand new freestyle over Drake’s 2013 NWTS outro, “Pound Cake.” The rapper offers introspection into his life and long-term goals including his aspirations to become a billionaire. However, it’s moments like those where he also recognizes how money can’t necessarily bring him happiness. “If cash rules everything/ Why do I want something that cash can’t buy?” he raps on the record. The materialistic aspects aside, Choppa expresses his desire to bring better opportunities through generational wealth. 

Check out the latest from NLE Choppa below.

Quotable Lyrics
Daddy say I’m pimpin’ hoes on my Memphis shit
But naan one of my wives gon’ be a Memphis chick
Closed-minded,  can’t deal with it
I need some breadwinners too, or I feel like a meal ticket

Kodak Black hasn’t been wasting any time since his release from prison earlier this year. After Trump commuted his sentence, the rapper quickly returned with Haitian Boy Jack before swiftly following it up with Happy Birthday Kodak. Another album is in the pipeline, which he teased with the release of Before The Album mixtape. Now, he’s back in action with his latest cut “Killing The Rats.” Dropping at the wee hours of Sunday morning, the rapper’s latest track is a return to form. “Smokin’ the roach and I’m killin’ the rats/ When I’m back in the ‘jets, I be flippin’ a pack,” he raps on the hook. 

The latest release from Kodak Black arrives shortly after he issued a public statement to his fans addressing a slew of alarming tweets. The rapper also seemed to address his need to change his environment, which was recently reported as a request he made to the court to complete treatment. “I got a great support system & surrounded by love, somebody put a false rumor in my head that drove me to the edge that I can’t say but all in all I’m ok,” he wrote. “I’m really in need of a vacation but being on probation Keep me stuck in this unhealthy environment where my only choice is running around the hood thuggin’.”

Check out the latest record from Kodak Black below. 

Quotable Lyrics
Speakin’ on murderin’, FaceTime audio,
Fuck n***a, gotta go get ’em whacked
We’re showin’ no sympathy, friend or an enemy
Run in my city, we’re killin’ them rats