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Miami and DC join forces to take on New Jersey on the “Trap Queen” remix. Fetty Wap’s “Trap Queen” is a smash hit and is getting big time radio play, despite being released last spring. Rick Ross and Fat Trel have decided its better to be late than never. Listen to Rozay’s and Trel’s remix of “Trap Queen” after the jump.
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Stalley teams up with a slew of West Coast superstars for a remix of his Ohio cut “Always Into Something.” Stalley is joined by Ty Dolla $ign, Casey Veggies and Kurupt for the remix of “Always Into Something” which is set to appear on the L.A. Leakers’ upcoming 2015 Draft Picks project dropping January 22. Listen after the jump.
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Sadly Meek Mill was relatively quiet during the latter half of 2014 due to legal problems. But now that he’s officially out and a free man Meek is looking to use 2015 to his advantage and with that he’s dropping some new heat to tease fans. First he raps over Wu-Tang Clan’s classic “C.R.E.A.M.” instrumental for “Ice Cream” and second he’s got a fire freestyle entitled “The Get Back Freestyle.” Listen to both after the jump.
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That awkward moment when a track leaks featuring people currently beefing. That’s the case here, as MMG representatives Gunplay and Rick Ross go over a Timbaland produced track. Nonetheless, both Gunplay and Rozay hold their own over a complex Timbo beat. Peep “Scuffed Timbs” after the jump.
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Rozay continues the monumental rollout for his forthcoming album Hood Billionaire (due out November 24th). He’s already dropped “Keep Doin’ That (Rich B*tch)”, “If They Knew”, “Nickel Rock”, “Movin’ Bass”, and “Trap Luv” so it only makes sense that he drops yet another Hood Billionaire cut. At this point it feels like you’ve heard the album already, no? Anyway… this time around it’s the Metro Boomin produced track “Neighborhood Drug Dealer”. Listen after the jump.
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Rick Ross’ forthcoming studio album Hood Billionaire is due out November 24th and today he shares his Timbaland produced, Jay Z featured track “Movin’ Bass”. The track finds Ross delivering some fiery street verses and Jay handling the hook (yep, the hook) and it’s a pretty dope cut despite no actual verse from Hova. Listen after the jump.
