Tory Lanez is still pretty fresh off the release of his debut album, I Told You. The aptly-named album, released via Interscope, is still doing its thing on the Billboard 200, currently maintaining a position at #32 after making a chart entrance at #4. Not to mention, according to the always-discerning HNHH users, 

Having remained relatively quiet for the majority of the year, Ricky Rozay is back for the second time this week with new music. After hitting us with “No U-Turns” a couple days, the MMG bossman decides to come through late Friday night and share a new remix he recorded over Dae Dae’s hit single “Spend It” featuring Whole Slab & Scrilla.

Rick Ross hasn't been dropping a lot of music this year, the past couple of months has found the rapper focused on celebrating the 10-year anniversary of his Port of Miami album, while fielding lawsuits against apparel company DGK,

The LOX came through with "What Happens?", a response to recent instances of police brutality, earlier this month, and today, they're back with some more new music. "Feel My Pain" finds the Yonkers trio teaming with Rick Ross on a track that recalls the MMG Boss's work with JUSTICE League, opting for a luxurious instrumental and belted hook. Always deceptively versatile, Styles P, Jadakiss, and Sheek Louch all sound very comfortable on the beat, handing things off to Ross who supplies a welcome contrast from the group's gritty delivery with something slightly smoother.

DJ Twin, otherwise known as Sean Kingston's official DJ, has been sharing a lot of new music recently. His Day 1 EP, released in July, featured guest appearances from the likes of French Montana, Famous Dex, Lil Yachty, Jeremih, Chief Keef, Yo Gotti, Lil Herb, and of course, Sean Kingston. Since then he's dropped a song with Kodak Black, and today, yet another big collaboration in "Money Bag," which features Kingston, Rick Ross, and Blac Youngsta. 

British R&B Singer Mark Morrison, who first made his mark in 1996 with the release of the platinum-selling Return Of The Mack, has been sporadically active over the last few years, releasing the I Am What I Am EP in 2014, as well as a few singles, but has not released a proper full length in 10 years.

"Holy Key," the first single from DJ Khaled's album Major Key, was a triumph. In particular, the Kendrick verse. With the album due out tomorrow, Khaled premieres another track by way of iHeartRadio called "Do You Mind." The supporting cast of Nicki Minaj, Chris Brown, Future, August Alsina, Jeremih, and Rick Ross is like the rap equivalent of the "New Year's Eve" cast.

The "Suicide Squad" soundtrack is slated to drop on August 5th, the same day as the movie. We've already heard Lil Wayne, Ty Dolla $ign, & Logic tag-team "Sucker For Pain." Now, a Skrillex X Rick Ross collaboration called "Purple Lamborghini" has surfaced and, unsurprisingly, it is an enormous banger.

In case you missed the memo, the fifth installment of Ace Hood's flagship Starvation mixtape series is scheduled to arrive on Monday, July 11th. Tuesday night, he posted a new song off the project to get the people hyped. It's called "Go Mode" and it features a verse from Rick Ross.

Damian Lillard has been putting in long hours in the studio this offseason.

Project Pat's Street God 3 is coming.

Renzel sighting! After showing up on the MMG all-star's collab, "Make It Work," Rozay is back with his first solo track of the year. It's unclear if it's the lead single off the Black Market follow-up; it is clear that "Same Hoes" is a banger of the most irreverent variety. 

If you're not familiar with Mr. Mauricio, you're probably not alone. The Miami-based DJ works at iHeart Radio's 103.5 The Beat, but he's looking to move above and beyond his weekly radio show segment, and on that note, he's released his very first single. Mauricio is looking to feed the streets and who better to bring along then a few street-oriented rappers? Rick Ross, Yo Gotti and the recently-incarcerated Troy Ave make the line-up on "Paper Plates" while also bringing together a few different cities-- obviously Florida is represented among them. 

MMG's Self Made Vol. 4 project is on its way, and Ross has started the rollout for the project with the release of a huge new collaboration called "Make It Work," collecting verses from Meek Mill, Wale, and himself. Anyone who has been following MMG this far will be familiar with the territory, as the three take on a heavy, arena-trap instrumental, as Meek takes hook duties and everyone goes as hard as humanly possible.

It's been over three years since Chrisette Michele's last album, but she's finally gearing up to drop her fifth LP, Milestone, via her own independent label. A week before the album's release, Michele has decided to share her new Rick Ross-featuring single: "Equal." The track follows November's "Steady" as the second single off Milestone. 

Rpyce Da 5'9" will be releasing his Layers LP in a few weeks time, and today he's released the title track from the project, complete with some exciting features. The lush loop is reminiscent of the work of JUSTICE League, meaning Rick Ross is perfectly at home, while Pusha T and Royce both effortlessly find their pocket on the gigantic sample. 

Azealia Banks has been all over the headlines, though not just for her new music. Many felt she took it too far in her beef with Iggy Azalea when as she mocked the Australian rapper for admitting to recent struggles with suicidal thoughts.

Hip hop is still running to catch up with Camp Lo's 1997 hit "Luchini (This Is It)". That beat. MY GOD. Anyways, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League decided to interpolate the track into their new record "Money Dance II" feat. Rick Ross & Mack Wilds, a sequel/redux to Ross' Black Dollar single "Money Dance" f/ The-Dream. 

Denzel seems to have recently opened up to the possibility of a wider audience. While his music was once closed and insular, the Miami rapper has been ever-so-slightly making more approachable records, keeping the dark, aggressive feel he's made his name off of, while also embracing the hookier side of rap. On a new version of his recent record, "Knotty Head," which was premiered by Apple Music (another surprising move from the rapper), he's enlisted fellow Floridian, Rick Ross, who brings his versatile but decidedly less in-your-face delivery into Curry's world.

A new Rick Ross remix of Swizz Beatz-produced banger "Famous" signals the second drop from a cascade of The Life of Pablo remixes to come. The first was Stefan Ponce's excellent "I Love Kanye" remix, which Ponce has since taken down.