Nas and DJ Premier reunite on their long-awaited collaboration “Define My Name”. Over Preemo’s nostalgic production and scratches, Nasty Nas spews fiery bars highlighting his lyrical prowess and longevity. “At twenty, I said I’d better quit by thirty Then by thirty, I thought by forty rapping is corny How wrong was I? Never would have thought at 50, new songs by Nas would be hard and live.” “Define My Name”, which arrives on the 30th anniversary of Nas’ 1994 classic debut, Illmatic, hints at a possible collaboration album from the two legends. It marks Nas’ first new music since last years Mag ..read more

Nicki Minaj rounds up a star-studded line up for her “FTCU” remix. With her original second verse intact, Nicki gives her co-stars the spotlight on the Southside and ATL Jacob hard-hitting produced banger. “She done fell in love with me, jumped on that headfirst / She gon’ think I popped a pill ’cause I fucked her ’til she burst,” raps Travis on his new verse. Chris Brown showcases his flow rapping, “I’m out in Italy with an Italian bitch and she eat the dick up like Cannoli / Then she showed up with her man at a fashion event and tried acting like she didn’t know me,” while Sexyy Red blesses ..read more

Logic revisits his 44 music series with its latest installment, “44ever”, which takes off with its music video. Produced by go-to producers 6ix and Postman, Rappy Gilmore flexes his lyrical muscle from inside a space ship. “Feel like Mick Jagger in ’76, huh, got ’em all on my dick / Bobby Boy bringing that kick like Kung Fu Kenny, not many can fuck with me,” he raps. “A lot of you fuck with me, and I’m grateful they stuck with me, like yeah / Ayy, one to the one, come get it done, know I never run / Motherfucker finna run and get the gun.” Logic began his 44 series in 2016 with “44 Bars” and f ..read more

Stove God Cooks and producer Stoupe keep their winning streak going with their latest single, “We Balling Again”. Over Stoupe’s laid-back instrumental, the Syracuse-bred rapper keeps his witty and street-oriented raps intact. “They try to make a boy believe he wasn’t legend / Tell ’em I just turned a triple six into seven / Turn my plug to a reverend / That’s how we turn a thirty six to heaven.” “We Balling Again” comes on the heels of the duo’s “Carbon” from March. The post Stove God Cooks, Stoupe “We Balling Again” first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more

Jason Martin FKA Problem and DJ Quik have announced their upcoming album Chupacabra and get thing rolling with “Workout” featuring Lil Jon and Rodney O. Over Quik’s energetic production, which samples Parliament’s 1977 hit “Flashlight”, the four get the party hyped with their uplifting lyrics. The artists have also partnered with ESPN to sync the record throughout the 2024 NBA Playoffs. The post Problem, JasonMartin, DJ Quik Ft. Lil Jon, Rodney O “Workout” first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more

With his next album in the forecast, Lucky Daye returns with the forthcoming’s latest single, “HERicane”. Produced by D’Mile, the New Orleans crooner details his infatuation for his love interest. “I’ll take you to the top floor, baby / If you want it, don’t let me go, hold on, just ride,” he sings. “What you wanna do? I/ ‘ll drive you through midnight / Let it rain, baby, rain / Till we slide into the heart of hurricane.” “HERicane” is the follow-up to last year’s single, “That’s You“. The post Lucky Daye “HERicane” first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more

Russ delivers a two-for-one on his self-produced EP, That’s My Girl & Tired. The two-track project includes “That’s My Girl” which finds Russ praising his special lady over. “Yeah, that’s my girl / You know just what to do / Can’t take my eyes off of you / I love watchin’ you take it,” he sings. Meanwhile, “Tired” displays Russ unleashing his fast-paced flow venting his current stresses in life. “Tired of not regulating my anger, and sayin’ some shit that I wanna take back / Tired of having to say that I’m sorry, but never be getting apologies back.” Both records are Russ’ first release si ..read more

Mozzy releases his latest album, Children Of The Slums. The album is proceeded with “If I Die Right Now”, “Free Juju“, “Miss Big Bruh“, and “Jaded” featuring Eric Bellinger. The 17-track set also includes “Still Hurt”, “Red Nose Bully”, “Miss Big Bruh”, “Ebony From 13th, “Miss You Blood”, “Traumatized”, “Lost In My Thoughts”, and more. Fridayy makes an appearance on “Lost It All”, while E Mozzy is featured on “Living Proof”. Other guests include Celly Ru and Afira. Children Of The Slums is the follow-up to Mozzy’s 2022 album, Survivor’s Guilt. Last year, Mozzy released his Kollect Kall EP ..read more

Symba made his return to L.A.’s Power 106 for a freestyle session with Justin Credible. Over various a couple of various beats, the Oakland rapper was put back in the hot seat and emptied his clip with fiery bars. “I’ma risk it all off the shit they said I couldn’t do / Making everyone who ever doubted me look like a fucking fool,” he raps. “Squad over everything / God over everything / Pops died in prison, I’m putting bars over everything.” His Power 106 Freestyle comes on the heels of his “Control” freestyle last week where he addressed J.Cole’s recent apology, which soon prompted Cozz’ resp ..read more

After previewing the record back in 2022, Lil Nas X finally unleashed his unreleased record, “Lean On My Body”. Over Take A Daytrip and Jasper Harris’ delighting instrumental, the Grammy-award winning rapper brings his braggadocious and religious bars. “Yeah, if I was God I wouldn’t save y’all niggas / Like a suicidal bitch, I would blade y’all niggas,” he raps. “Y’all my sons, but I wish I never made y’all niggas / Y’all my sons, but I might just Marvin Gaye y’all niggas.” While he prepping for his next album, Nasarati 2, Lil Nas X has released a few loosies this year including “Right There ..read more