A$AP MOB, ‘RAF’ | Track Review
A$AP MOB returns with a star-studded, flex track, “RAF,” named after Belgian fashion designer Raf Simons.
The Musical Hype
Sifting through all of the musical hype
The Musical Hype
Sifting through all of the musical hype
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Meek Mill, ‘Glow Up’ | Track Review
Meek Mill kicks off ‘Meek Mill season’ with his new single, “Glow Up.” “Glow Up” is a good turn-up track, but by no means the second coming.
Big Boi, Mic Jack | Track Review 🎵
Big Boi delivers a hip-hop track, “Mic Jack,” than can easily be mistaken for a hit intended for the dance floor. Adam Levine guests on the groovy single.
A$AP Ferg, East Coast | Track Review 🎵
A$AP Ferg returns to form on “East Coast,” presumably a promo single from his forthcoming album. Remy Ma guests on the second verse.
Aminé, REDMERCEDES | Track Review 🎵
Rap up-and-comer Aminé flexes hard on his latest single, “REDMERCEDES.”
Nicki Minaj & Lil Wayne, Changed It | Track Review 🎵
The ever-versatile Nicki Minaj remains confident on flex-fest, “Change It.” She gets an assist from her Young Money colleague, Lil Wayne.
Mike WiLL Made-It, Gucci on My | Track Review 🎵
“Gucci on My” gives highly demanded producer Mike WiLL Made-It another hot banger. He’s assisted by 21 Savage, YG, and Migos.
Gucci Mane, Make Love | Track Review 🎵
Gucci Mane returns with “Make Love,” a hot new single from his upcoming studio album. Nicki Minaj guests, showing out and ultimately, out rapping Gucci.
DJ Khaled, Shining | Track Review 🎵
DJ Khaled returns with another ‘hot one,’ assisted by Beyoncé and hubby JAY Z on flex-track “Shining.”
Migos, Bad and Boujee | Track Review 🎵
Up and coming rap collective Migos and up and coming solo artist Lil Uzi Vert deliver a hard-hitting, sick banger with “Bad and Boujee.”
Yo Gotti, Castro | Track Review 🎵
Ahead of his second album of 2016, ‘White Friday (CM9), Yo Gotti drops star-studded flex-track, “Castro” featuring Kanye West, Big Sean, Quavo & 2 Chainz.
Future, Used to This | Track Review 🎵
Future and Drake miss the mark on latest collaboration, “Used to This.” Essentially, the single is an empty flex track that is mediocre at best.