Young M.A's "OOOUUU" has scored some high-profile remixes as of late, most notably Nicki Minaj's "Pinkprint Freestyle" and a pair of diss tracks from The Game & Meek Mill. Now, the promising young Chicago rapper Tink, fresh off her excellent mixtape Winter's Diary 4, has submitted a remix of her own.

This morning, Tink delivered her Winter's Diary 4 mixtape. It's a mixtape series the Chicago MC has been cultivating since 2012, and it's done her well, leading to a deal with Epic under Timbaland's Mosley Music Group.

Tink is one of the most versatile young artists in the game right now. Upon seeing her name next to Jahlil Beats, a champion of hard-hitting street anthems, one might expect her to be on her drill game, as with March's "Circle the Block." However, "Count It Up," her latest single, is a reflection of her more introspective side, and the song is evidence of Tink's impressive skills as an R&B songwriter.

Boogie's The Reach mixtape was a sleeper MOTY contender in 2015. His titanic anthem "Oh My"  with Jahlil Beats was a favorite for 2015 Banger of the Year. Needless to say, we're excited to see what the Compton rapper cooks up next. The Compton rapper kicks off a new campaign today with "Catching Feelings" feat.

"My fans about to go so crazy...I promise," wrote Tink on Twitter yesterday. Perhaps the young Chicago artist has even more in store, but this new track is a good start to making good on that promise. "Home" comes less than a week after Tink's last drop, "Circle the Block," and this one is produced by DR3AMFOREVER, the L.A.

Aside from a couple random records, Tink has been relatively quiet since she last dropped off her Winter Diary 3 project back in the Summer, but today she looks to change all that. Linking back up with mentor Timbaland, the Chicago female spitter decides to come through and share a new song for the fans called “Circle The Block.”

Late last night, or rather, early this morning, K Camp dropped off K.I.S.S. 3. We received K.I.S.S. 2 in February of last year, so it seems the series keeps a winter release. This is actually K Camp's second mixtape in the past two months, with You Welcome having dropped in November. 

Quite a few Chicago artists have voiced their concern when it comes to Spike Lee's "Chi-Raq." Chance The Rapper, Lil Durk, Lil Bibby and more were among the Chi-town natives who were upset upon seeing the trailer for "Chi-Raq," with Chance's qualms earning a response from the director.

Lil Bibby dropped off Free Crack 3 on Friday, however he's already scheming his debut album of sorts, which will keep the Free Crack theme alive. Over the weekend the rapper teased  FC3: The Epilogue. It's a bit unclear if we're to consider FC3: The Epilogue a proper debut, or a project before the proper debut. Either way, it's already up for pre-order on iTunes.

Here's Tink and Timbaland's second new track of the day: "Trust No One." Whereas "Dinero" was a smooth and sexy club track, "Trust No One" is much darker, with an ominous Timbo beat perfect for Halloween. If you've been keeping up with the 2015 XXL Freshman, you know she can sing sweet laments just as well as she can rap in the gritty style inspired by her city's drill movement.

It's been a little while since we've heard from Tink, the last time being a dope rework of "Jupiter" with the help of K Camp. She's returned tonight, on Halloween, with an excellent new track, "Dinero," produced by Timbaland, who's back with his main prodigy after a recent collab with Migos. 

One of the most memorable tracks on Tink's latest mixtape, Winter's Diary 3, was the glossy ballad, "Jupiter," and it's now received an official remix with some assistance from a very special guest. K Camp -- who often occupies the space between rapper and R&B singer -- stops by to share both some melodies and some bars. While he provides an interesting detour, it's still Tink's show for the most part. 

Depending who you talk to, Timbaland can be seen as Tink's perfect collaborative partner, or the dude who's cramping her style. We'll just have to see if the latest collaboration changes anyone's mind -- a track with Timbo billed as the lead artist, while Tink and -- the man who can do no wrong -- Future Hendrix, are featured.

As expected, Tink came through today and released the third installment in her Winter’s Diary mixtape series. Laced with the 10 tracks, the follow up to last year’s Vol. 2 project comes with no features and production credits from the likes of Timbaland, C-Sick, Cookin Soul, Chef Byer, and more.

Two of Chicago's finest, Saba and Tink, collaborated at the RedBull Sound Select Studios. The resulting song, "Temporary," produced by CHAD, is slow-moving to start but the energy floods in when Saba starts rapping. Tink provides a mix of singing and rapping as her contribution.

Producer C-Sick first found fame working with Logic, but has since gone back to his Chicago roots and worked with a bunch of buzzing Chi-town artists. Today Tink gets production from the beatsmith, straying from Timbaland's influence for the r'n'b-driven "I Like." The song comes on the heels of Tink's XXL Freshmen Freestyle and profile, keeping the singer/rapper's name circulating on the blogosphere today. 

UK DJ Tazer's "Wet Dollars" record has been out for about two years, but today it's been given new life with the addition of a vocalist-- and not just any vocalist, but Chicago's rising star, Tink. The Timbaland co-signed singer and rapper proves her versatility once again by taking on the blocky house joint, skipping over the synths with a tightly packed flow, before adding some subtle backing melodies to the hook.

One of the many exciting artists coming out of the T Dot is The Flan.

Production team Future Brown return to HNHH today after making their debut recently with the single "Talkin Bandz." The team of producers who hail from all over the map have been steadily gaining buzz, and it looks like 2015 will be their biggest year yet, with their self-titled debut album on the way. For the third leak off the album, we get vocals from Tink over jingly and seductive production.

Anyone who's been following Tink's career knows that she was destined to be a star, but since linking with Timbaland, the process has been jump-started.