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Reason’s new LP New Beginnings has arrived! This is officially his debut release since signing with Top Dawg Entertainment collective and it’s FIRE! This is Reason's first full length project since the re-release of his fourth mixtape 'There You Have It' back in 2018.
New Beginnings has some amazing features from some of our favorites - ScHoolboy Q, Rapsody, Almeda, Ab-Soul, Rashad, J.I.D., Vince Staples, and Mereba.
Five years after Bryson Tiller blessed us with his debut album 'TRAPSOUL', he blesses us with a 10 track EP that is as good if not better than the album we all fell in love with 5 years ago. His new album only has one feature, Drake, and is available on all platforms! From Tiller on Instagram "Divine Timing. Happy Anniversary ? Thank You for believing in what i was doing when i first began years ago. i legit forgot how fun this shit can be. im beyond ready to have some more fun tho... cheers to 5 More Years ?"
Watch the music video for 'Inhale' -
Travis Scott returns with new music featuring Young Thug and M.I.A. Watch the hype music video, Directed by Travis Scott Shot by White Trash Tyler & Jordan Hemingway and shot in Michael Jordan's Illinois Mansion below:
"FRANCHISE" available at: https://TravisScott.lnk.to/FRANCHISE
The Price of Tea in China is the second collaborative studio album by Detroit's Boldy James and super producer The Alchemist. This 12 song EP is an incredible body of work featuring artists like Vince Staples, Benny The Butcher, Freddie Gibbs, and Evidence. Listen below:
 Mulatto was born in Toledo, Ohio, and was raised in Clayton County, on the south side of Atlanta, where she attended Lovejoy High School. She discontinued her education to focus on her music career, and was the inaugural winner of the Lifetime reality series The Rap Game. Watch Mulatto's music video for 'B*tch From Da Souf' remix featuring Saweetie & Trina below: 
We were blessed with this compilation album almost a year ago, but Dreamville’s Revenge of the Dreamers III is still in rotation and still rolling out videos. Watch the music video for one of our favorites from the album “Don’t Hit Me Right Now” featuring Bas, Cozz, Buddy, Guapdad 4000, and Yung Baby Tate. Directed by Tyler Sobel-Mason -
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