In light of the Alton Sterling and Philando Castile tragedies, DJ Greg Street recruits the all-star cast of Big K.R.I.T., B.o.B., Akon, & Jesse Jackson to urge listeners to stay strong in the pursuit of peace. Interpolated throughout are soulful wah-wah guitar licks somewhat reminiscent of Funkadelic's "Maggot Brain," in which bandleader George Clinton, high on LSD, asked his guitarist, Eddie Hazel, to play as though he had learned his mother had just passed away.

Rapper and occasional conspiracy theorist B.o.B. has been releasing a nice run of elemental mixtapes, most recently E.A.R.T.H: Educational Avatar Reality Training Habitat on April 22 (Earth Day). 

Coming off the release of his latest mixtape FIRE, B.o.B. is already eyeing his follow up effort called Live & Direct, which will serve as a joint project with Scotty ATL.

If you missed it over the weekend, B.o.B took to twitter to voice his thoughts & opinion on the theory that the world is indeed actually flat and not round.

We posted a B.o.B tape earlier today, but this standout from the mixtape was hot enough to deserve its own song post. “King Tut” has a ton of energy, but Bobby Ray keeps it all simmering just under the surface, spitting rapid fire verses that wouldn’t be out of place on a Lupe Track.

B.o.B has kept up quite the output over the last year, dropping his No Genre: The Label mixtape at the top of the year, before hitting us with Psychadelik Thoughtz, and finally NASA, his joint project with London Jae just last week. Today he's shared a bonus track from his most recent tape, which finds himself and London going in over some bouncy Zaytoven production. 

B.o.B and his artist, who also happens to be a frequent collaborator, London Jae, team up today for "BDTDT." The Zaytoven-produced banger is onomatopoeic-- B.o.B and London Jae shows us just how well they can roll their Rrrrrs with a very catchy hook that is more noise-focused than lyric-focused. 

On the night that Ohio decided to reject the legalization of marijuana, B.o.B fittingly releases a new song on his soundcloud page titled “Roll Up."

B.o.B. continues to keep the new content moving.

Scotty ATL comes through today with a low-key banger, featuring fellow Atlanta native B.o.B. Bobby Ray has been very generous with his music as of late, not only giving away his new album Psychadelik Thoughtz for free, but dropping off a few joints since then. Today he takes a backseat to Scotty ATL's jam, "Bust It Open," which is a twerk-ready anthem. The bouncy production comes from Blac Elvis. The record itself will land on Scotty ATL's upcoming project, which is slated for release at the end of the month. Keep your eyes peeled.

B.o.B has definitely been keeping himself and his fans busy this past month. The rapper recently dropped a surprise album, Psychadelik Thoughtz, which he later made available for free download. If that wasn't enough, he's been dropping off a few loose cuts lately, all the while promoting his No Genre artist London Jae. 

Fresh off the release of his Psycadelik Thoughtz project, B.o.B. continues to keep the new music rolling. Today, he links up with fellow No Genre members Wurld and London Jae for a new posse cut titled “Netflix And Chill.” As the title & artwork depicts, “Netflix And Chill” is a sensual record that finds the No Genre crew crooning to their ladies about staying in for the night for some innocent fun. No word yet as for where this will end up, but a compilation project from No Genre label could very well be in the works.

There's a reason B.o.B named his collective No Genre. Bobby Ray is ready to experiment with a variety of sounds, and his new project, Psycadelik Thoughtz, is the least pinned down to a particular style we've seen him in a while. "Back & Forth," a highlight from the project is pretty much a straight-up funk song, with Bobby working the talkbox in a way that would make DJ Quik proud.

After releasing his fourth solo album Psycadelik Thoughtz on Friday, B.o.B. liberates album standout "Up" for free streaming.

B.o.B decided to send us something special for our weekly Throwback Thursday track, with a previously-unreleased song dating back to 2006. Hard to believe, but that's almost ten years ago. We had a similar situation with last week's TBT, when a Kendrick Lamar record surfaced from then-K. Dot, "Hub City's Wild Side."

Sevyn Streeter is one R&B's most underrated songwriters, and while her Call Me Crazy But.. EP didn't catapult her to superstardom the way it should've, her upcoming album, On The Verge, could do the trick. Before that, Sevyn will be giving us a digital only release, Shoulda Been There Part 1. While 13 tracks long, many of the songs are interlude's making it out to be more of an EP. 

Is B.o.B. plotting his next album? and between last month's "That's How You Feel" and "Smash It" today it looks like he's ramping up for... something. Mixtape at the very least.

TK N Cash's "Mind Right" has been a buzzing party track in ATL since the end of last year, and it continues to pick up speed with a succession of hot remixes. First, T.I. laid a freestyle over the track, then B.o.B. gave it the remix duties. Now, those guys have joined forces and another boss man, T-Pain, has joined the lineup for the most official "Mind Right" remix yet. 

B.o.B has been making a point of collecting a roster of versatile artists for his No Genre collective, and his own music continues to experiment outside of traditional rap sounds. While he was introduced to the mainstream strapped with an acoustic guitar, Bobby Ray never goes full Jack Johnson on us with his new single, "That's How You Feel," but there's definitely some riffing going on.

London Jae is part of B.o.B.'s No Genre crew, who are quickly on the come-up. We've seen him with B.o.B. on "YRWAS" and "Fleek", and now he comes back strong with his own single, "Another One". The No Genre crew are intent on bringing all sorts of different sounds our way, but London Jae sticks to trappin' on "Another One". Jae's talents lie in his tempo. His Atlanta drawl is perfect for an upbeat, syrupy hook, but he's quickly able to pick up speed and let loose with some slick verses.  You like what you're hearing from No Genre's next-up?