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HipHopDX returns with another edition of New Music Friday Singles coverage featuring new releases from Post Malone and Travis Scott, The Weeknd, French Montana & Fivio Foreign, Bobby Shmurda and more.
With his lockstep flows and hard-edged vocals, Florida rhymer Pouya is well-equipped to annihilate aggressive instrumentals. Coming through with a subwoofer-obliterating banger, Pouya connects with fellow Miami native Denzel Curry for "Wig Split," his new single. A gloriously cacophonous collision
Eminem, J.I., Pouya and Fat Nick and More: New Projects This Week Despite the world preparing to take a beating for the upcoming winter holiday, hip-hop doesn't seem to be slowing down. For this week of releases, up-and-coming rappers make their marks while some seasoned veterans return with some deluxe editions of well-received projects and respected artists bring some fire material. Music to Be Murdered By: Side B, the follow-up to the No. 1-selling album comes as a surprise much like the first installment, which went without any official announcement before its release. Rumors about the al...
Check out the biggest drops the week of Friday (December 18.) Too $hort & E-40 — Terms and Conditions The Battle of the Bay Verzuz extravaganza is set for Saturday (December 19), and there is absolutely no time like the present for The Town legends E-40 and Too $hort to bless the streets with a new classic West Coast collab album. The one of a kind LP combines 10-tracks from both OG’s, marking healthy double-digit discography milestones for each rapper. Terms and Conditions arrives as 40’s 27th solo outing and Ain’t Gone Do It serves as $hort’s 22nd album. Expect fe...
Eminem, J.I., Pouya and Fat Nick and More: New Projects This Week Despite the world preparing to take a beating for the upcoming winter holiday, hip-hop doesn't seem to be slowing down. For this week of releases, up-and-coming rappers make their marks while some seasoned veterans return with some deluxe editions of well-received projects and respected artists bring some fire material. Music to Be Murdered By: Side B, the follow-up to the No. 1-selling album comes as a surprise much like the first installment, which went without any official announcement before its release. Rumors about the al...