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KÜSH: Tell Me [Single]

Following the February release of his You Can Leave Me If You Want To… EP, KÜSH is back and slowing things down once again. Press play on his latest emotionally charged jam, Tell Me, and tune in as KÜSH lays down his signature smooth vocals over the jazz-inspired backdrop.

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Tate Kobang: Silent Waves [Album]

300 Entertainment’s Tate Kobang is back with another one - so go ahead, sit back, press play, and get ready to take in the full 11-track offering from the Baltimore, MD artist. Supported by standout singles Yeah and Chirp Chirp, this project truly showcases Tate’s flexibility and artistic range from beginning to end. Starting with the opening track, where Tate checks in & gives you a view of the game from Dis Side, and continuing through the middle tracks with slow-jam Skert Skert or the up-tempo, island-inspired Move Your Body, it’s easy to tell that he’s got his eyes set on taking things to the next level with this one. With only one feature (from Baltimore’s own Young Moose), Silent Waves acts as Tate’s next step in his journey to the limelight - so go watch him take it and be on the lookout for the next one, it could be coming at sooner than you think.

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Julian Jasper: 2 AM, Chinatown / I Don’t Know [Single]

The sun-soaked Southern California sounds of psych pop artist Julian Jasper are in full effect on both of his new tracks, 2AM, Chinatown and I Don’t Know. If you’re more of a word person, headover to the official SoundCloud posting and read the in-depth description of the musical compositions from Jasper’s label, Misra Records, or press play and immerse yourself in the super melodic sounds of Julian Jasper and develop your own opinion. We prefer the latter, but by all means, do you. Enjoy.

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Reese LAFLARE & Key!: 1UP [Video]

This wasn’t going to get posted, because if you haven’t peeped yet, that’s your own fault. But there’s just so much sauce - we had to share. So it’s for your own good really. Alright, check it, Key! & Reese just dropped off the visuals to 1UP, one of the stand out tracks from their recent collaborative EP - Been Had Boyz. You can press play below & watch the ATL artists level up on everybody, then head to SoundCloud / Apple Music / Spotify & check out the full project. Those are the steps, skip none, thank us later.

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Kenif Muse feat. Ish Williams: Level Up Free$tyle [Single]

Kenif & Ish came to talk their shit on this one. They want you to know ain’t nothin’ changed, they’re still doing the damn thing and only getting better at it. Press play down bottom, then turn it up & let it slap. I ain’t really gotta preach on that.

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Marv Mack feat. Butter Knife: How [Single]

How did it get to this? How did he make that flip? How? Marv Mack knows, but that doesn’t mean he’s sharing the sauce. On his latest track, How, Mack links up with fellow MC Butter Knife as the two try to give you a little insight on how they do it. Press play and maybe you'll pick up some game and figure out how to go & get it yourself. Streaming now on all your favorite platforms, but you can listen below thanks to the magic of SoundCloud.

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The Nelson Boys: Black Jeans [Single]

The Nelson Boys, a.k.a. Tømmy & Patnelso, recently got together to bring us the release of their self-titled, debut project. Spanning 11 tracks, the full project is an exhibit in hip-hop entertainment. Flipping between various subjects, content, flows and delivery styles, the 2 artists connect with a slew of producers and featured musicians to bring their vision to life. You can press play below & tune into Black Jeans, one of the stand out tracks which finds the Boys' exchanging bars about their daily intake, all while they try to stake claim on their place in the scene. You can check out the full Nelson Boys project, in all it’s glory, right now via SoundCloud.

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Pet Zebra feat. $toney: Talking Cash [Single]

What you talkin' ‘bout? Pet Zebra's talkin’ cash. For his latest release, the Pittsburgh MC links up with $toney and the two go surfing over some smooth production courtesy of Mark Parker & PZ himself. Tune in as Zebra leads off with some big boasts about his lifestyle, his hustle, and his ability to go out and get it before giving way to $toney, who floats in and out of this joint while laying down an effortless verse. Press play & count it up.

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Ish Williams: Pull Up [Single]

Ish Williams came out talking his shit on this one. But you can tweet about that later. First you have to go press play on the $outh$ide artist’s latest joint, produced by Army Zenn & Matty Moonshine. Here’s Pull Up.

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Corey Lee: A Shot In The Dark [Album]

Well, Corey album came. After a slew of releases leading up to the debut of his full-length project, Corey Lee comes thru and delivers the 11 tracks that made the final cut. A Shot In The Dark is a hard-hitting, lyrical exercise boasting zero features and all original sounds. With production from an assorted collection of producers, tune in as Corey lays down bar after bar, showing you exactly how he does it.

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Neighborhood Van: 360 [Video]

The artist formerly known as VANN DAMM literally hits a 360 and debuts his latest work under his new alias, Neighborhood Van. With the new title comes the next evolution of the sound he established on Love Lust Porn. Press play to watch the full video below & get acquainted with Neighborhood Van.

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Tate Kobang: Yeah [Video]

TateKo from the mo’fuckin’ Nawf is back with another one. Press play on his latest joint below and watch as Tate jumps from recording studio to boat warehouse, all while flipping some slick verses in between his ice cold crooning on the hook of the Geniro Beatz produced track. Keep an eye out for Tate’s next project, Silent Waves - coming Spring 2017.

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Avery Shyra: Say Hello [Single]

Here goes Say Hello, the latest track from hip-hop artist Avery Shyra. With spaced out production provided by Danyal, Shyra catches a vibe while trying to reach out to one particular listener. Did he get his message across? We may never know, but we thank him for trying. Press play below.