Tems recently released her latest single, “Love Me JeJe”, and has now release its official music video. The striking visuals follows Nigerian hitmaker performing her ode to her homeland from cruising the streets to a late night party with friends. “I need your love now / So fresh, so free,” she sings along to her own record at during karaoke. “Love me in the night / I’m feeling free / And I’m down now / Anytime you call me / I’ll be down.” “Love Me JeJe” follows Tems previous singles “Not An Angel” and “Me & U”, and are off her long-awaited debut album, Born In The Wild. The post Video: T ..read more

Coco Jones is back with her first single of the year, “Here We Go (Uh Oh)”, produced by Cardiak and Wu10. Directed by Joy “Simi” Hubbard, the accompanying video finds a vulnerable Coco detailing the typical doings of a toxic relationship and the struggles of potentially leaving it. “Why it’s gotta be your way? I want it to be mine / Why you think this is foreplay? Best be out of your mind,” she sings during a theatrical performance. “They told me to ignore it, don’t you think that I’ve tried? / And I’ve tried, and I’ve tried, and I’ve tried,” she continues before leaving with a mysterious man ..read more

Kash Doll drops the fundamentals for her fellow ladies on her new single, “Kash Kommandments”. Produced by Go Grizzly, Cheeze Beatz, and Jambo, the Detroit rapper preaches self-assurance over the Biggie-inspired record. “One, never let a nigga fuck you over more than once / Two, anybody who owe you bread, you got to accept the crumbs ,” she begins. “Three, ‘member you can never tell these bitch everything / Four, today’ she’ll call you sister, tomorrow she’s ya enemy.” “Kash Kommandments” comes on the heels of “Pressin” featuring Tee Grizzley, and are both off Kash Doll’s upcoming sophomore al ..read more

Ghostface Killah reunites with Nas on their latest collaboration, “Scar Tissue”. Over T The Human’s riotous instrumental, Pretty Toney sets it off with his gritty and flamboyant flow. “Out of respect, you should break me off / Word, I stay styling silks, Ballys, and raw denim / Get your head wrapped in plastic, I’ll Boars Head ’em / Read niggas up and down like the court’s read ’em / Spit acid on everything, strong venom.” Meanwhile, Esco closes out the track with his guest verse. “Indubitably some niggas are stupid to me / Or should I refrain from calling some brothers out of they names? / Ca ..read more

Coming off the announcement of his SFK album, Conway The Machine connects with Key Glock on the upcoming project’s two-part song, “Ten/Rya Interlude”. Produced by Don Cannon, “Ten” finds Conway and Key Glock bring their distinctive styles on the gritty track. “Lately I been fucking bitches by the two’s / Getting millions by the two’s,” raps Conway. “Black gulley, black seats, hop out in Chicago two’s / Black 40 preme beam punching like it’s Rocky 2,” he continues while Key Glock proceeds, “I’mma hustle, I’mma get it till my last breath / Yeah, get back gang, put his brains on the steps.” “Rya ..read more

Rapsody connects with Erykah Badu at “3:AM” the latest single off her forthcoming album, Please Don’t Cry. Over a glorious and jazzy instrumental helmed by S1, Lonestarrmuzik, and Marc Bridges, the NC lyricist pens an ode to her significant other intertwined with Badu’s angelic vocals. “Make up, wake up / And spin the block again / It’s different when you lovers and best friends,” Rapsody raps. “I feel safe with you / The most vulnerable that I could be / Right around this time of the morning at 3 / Yeah, I love ya.” “3:AM” proceeds “2:AM” featuring Ab-Soul and produced by Khrysis and 9th Wond ..read more

Fresh off the announcement of his next album, Speak Now, Moneybagg Yo drops off the forthcoming’s next single, “Tryna Make Sure”. Produced by Tay Keith, CMG The Label’s artist stunts effortlessly on his haters and solidifies his G status. “A hunnid thou’ ain’t nothing / Four hunnid thou’ in the trunk / Pull up and slam on ’em, Tim Dunc’ / Them niggas still ain’t scored, that’s skunk.” “Tryna Make Sure” follows “Bussin” featuring Rob49 and “Big Dawg” featuring Sexyy Red. Speak Now will be the Memphis rapper’s fifth album and it arrives on May 24. The post Moneybagg Yo “Tryna Make Sure” first a ..read more

Gunna gets into album mode with the release of his forthcoming’s latest single, “Whatsapp (Wassam)”. Produced by Turbo, the Atlanta rapper flexes on his opposition and naysayers with his braggadocious flow. “Man, what’s happening? / They sent the wire through WhatsApp / Hope ain’t nobody to cuss at / Shit changed but it still get pushed back / I drop, make these little niggas push back / I count up, just look at my contract.” “Whatsapp (Wassam)” is Gunna’s third release of the year following “Bittersweet” and “Prada Dem” featuring Offset. He is currently working on his next album, One Of Wun a ..read more

Coco Jones is back with her first single of the year, “Here We Go (Uh Oh)”. Produced by Cardiak and Wu10, a R&B songstress details the typical doings of a toxic relationship and the struggles of potentially leaving it. “Why it’s gotta be your way? I want it to be mine / Why you think this is foreplay? Best be out of your mind,” she sings. “They told me to ignore it, don’t you think that I’ve tried? / And I’ve tried, and I’ve tried, and I’ve tried.” “Here We Go (Uh Oh)” is Coco Jones first official music since her 2022 Why I Didn’t Tell You project. The post Coco Jones “Here We Go (Uh Oh ..read more

Following a successful 2023, Rome Streetz gets back into the swing of things with his first project of the year, Buck 50. Produced entirely by Wavy Da Ghawd, the Griselda rapper and Queens-native holds it down entirely on the 6-track set, which features “Ball Of Soft”, “Running It Up”, “Why Is Water Wet”, “Ya Understand”, “92 Mike”, and “Saliva”. Buck 50 follows last year’s Noise Kandy 5, Rome Streetz’ fifth and final installment of his Noise Kandy mixtape series as well his 2022 Griselda debut album, Kiss The Ring. The post EP: Rome Streetz ‘Buck 50’ first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more