DJ SpinKing has put together quite a lineup on his new record, "This Big." Jeremih, 50 Cent, and Ty Dolla $ign come together for the occasion, and it's all about being well-endowed -- a topic none of these artists is shy to brag about. The EDM-leaning instrumental finds Ty doing the heavy lifting, bringing some unapologetically explicit punchlines in the hook and his own verse, while Jeremih and 50 each contribute their own sly 16s. 

Last week, Scotty ATL debuted "So High," the first single from his forthcoming album Daily Bread. With the album due out tomorrow, Scotty shares one more track: "Bye Bye" Ty Dolla $ign.

DJ Khaled protege Kent Jones scored a serious hit with "Don't Mind," and following the track's success he's released the Too Much Too Soon mixtape. One of the most immediately intriguing tracks on the project is sit down, which two generations of West Coasters (Ty Dolla $ign and E-40) beside 2016 XXL Freshman jokester Lil Dicky. Strangely, the bouncy feel of the record allows all the artists to do their thing, and makes for a strong hook opportunity for Kent. This could potentially be a follow up to Jones' successful summer banger.

On Friday night, DJ Khaled protégé & We The Best artist Kent Jones dropped off his new mixtape Too Much Too Soon, which contains 20 new songs featuring guest appearances from K Camp, Ty Dolla $ign, E-40, Lil Dicky, Yo Gotti, and more. Looking to highlight the project, here goes on the bigger features off it called “Hello” featuring K Camp, Yo Gotti, & Taylor Gang crooner Ty Dolla Sign.

Shrouded in mystery, 24hrs is a faceless Atlanta-based artist who appears to be on his way to becoming a viral sensation. Matter of fact, he's pretty much there now, as he's nabbed two A-listers in Ty Dolla $ign and Yo Gotti for his latest track, "Count Me Out," which was premiered by Oliver El-Khatib tonight on OVO Sound Radio.

Ty Dolla Sign continues to roll out new music ahead of his forthcoming Campaign album, which drops on September 23.

The Black Eyed Peas' 2003 single "Where is the Love?" is one of the most popular songs of the millenium. With humanity still hurting, Will.I.Am and the gang have engineered a remix called "#WHERESTHELOVE" featuring 50+ celebrities, including Quincy Jones, Justin Timberlake, A$AP Rocky, Mary J.

Ty Dolla Sign continues to roll out new music ahead of his forthcoming Campaign album, which drops later this month on September 23.

At the stroke of midnight, Ty Dolla Sign’s long awaited Campaign album was made available for pre-order on iTunes, ultimately revealing its release date in the process for September 23. For those who can’t wait until then and wish to take advantage of the early pre-order today, you'll receive this new record called “Zaddy” for free as an instant download as a treat.

TK Kravitz, one half of the duo TK-N-Cash -- the ATL act known for catchy R&B-leaning party tracks like "Mind Right," "3X in a Row," and "Money on Money" -- is going on a solo run, and his latest drop, "BAE AF," featuring another Ratchet-N-B expert in Ty Dolla $ign, might be his biggest one yet. The new single arrives a day before his self-titled project, for which he's just shared the tracklist. 

Following up last week’s “Make Her Leave” video, Pittsburgh spitter Hardo decides to come through this evening and share a new single on his soundcloud page called “New Bitch” featuring Ty Dolla Sign.

Afrojack is not always in our corner of the music world, the Dutch-born DJ mainly plays around with electronic and house sounds. However he does crossover to other genres every now and then, whether it be pop or hip-hop, or an intersection of the two. We've featured him on the site for several notable hip-hop collaborations, mainly music that was featured on his 2014 album Forget the World.

Consequence's new single samples the "Seven Minutes Of Funk" break, an iconic loop sampled on "Superappin'" By Grandmaster Flash, "It's My Thing," By EPMD and "Ain't No Nigga," by Jay Z, the last of which this one bears the most resemblance to. Ty Dolla $ign and Tony Yayo join, with Ty supplying a catchy, half-rapped, half-sung hook. It's a perfect feel for Cons' technical but very malleable flow. Consequence is also billed as the producer, arranging the loop himself and giving the track the throwback feel.

After getting ignorant with Future Hendrix on the title track and lead single of his forthcoming project Campaign, Ty Dolla $ign sobers up and addresses police brutality on the second single, "No Justice." Although TIDAL premiered the song, Ty has already shared it in full on his Instagram.)

It might’ve been a couple hours later than expected, but Jeremih eventually did drop off his new mixtape last night called Late Nights: Europe. Containing 14 tracks in total, the follow up to December’s Late Nights: The Album features guest appearances from The Game, Wiz Khalifa, K Camp, Ty Dolla Sign & more.

DJ Drama is getting to release Quality Street Music 2, his first album in four years, on July 22. "Boyz in the Hood" didn't make the cut due to Meek Mill's outstanding legal issues, but it is a truly soulful track that bodes well for the rest of the album. It features Meek, Pusha T, and Ty Dolla $ign. This track will serve Meek well in particular as he repairs his slightly injured reputation.

Ty Dolla $ign just delivered his Future-assisted single, "Campaign" earlier today, and he's now taking part in another big collaboration, proving the sweet, summery hook on "In My Foreign". L.A.'s DJ Felli Fel, Lex Larson and Louie Rubio unite as The Americanos here, providing a nostalgic, shuffling piano line for Dolla to lead, handing off the verses to French, who keeps it simple and effective, as well as Lil Yachty, who takes his auto-tuned falsetto to the stars, making for another scene-stealing feature (his "Mixtape" verse from Coloring Book is undeniable).

Two of the world's finest purveyors of ratchet -- one a student of R&B and the other a lifelong inhabitant of the trap -- have joined forces for a new single: "Campaign." It's the title track of a new project that Ty Dolla $ign announced with today's premiere, which comes courtesy of Zane Lowe of Beats 1 radio. Calling in from Croatia, Ty tells Lowe that the collaboration was recorded on his tourbus while he was on the road with Future as an opening act on his "Purple Reign" tour. 

After writing for some of the game's best talents, the Atlantic Records signee known as PJ has been devoted to her career as a solo artist, and the results over the past year or so have been brilliant. She's got a knack for feel-good R&B songs brimming with raw emotion. After sharing "Cold" last month, PJ is back today with her latest single, "Come Down," and it features another tried-and-true R&B maestro in Ty Dolla $ign. 

Producer DP Beats is coming off the release of a new mixtape this week called DP On The Beat, which features guest appearances from the likes Rick Ross, Future, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Uzi Vert, 21 Savage, G Herbo, Chief Keef, and more. While many of the records have been previously heard, there’s one track in particular that’s new to the ears and it’s this Ty Dolla Sign song called “PWG” featuring fellow T.G.O.D. rapper Tuki Carter.