Ca$h Out hasn't dropped off too much new music over the course of the summer, although he did crop up back in June with the Lil Yachty-featured "Ran Up A Check."

Bay OG Philthy Rich has come through with another big-time remix, once again pulling in an array of talents from across the country. Today's "Broke Boy" remix comes a few weeks after Philthy shared a remix to "Piss Codeine" that featured Kevin Gates, Young Dolph, and Icewear Vezzo.

If this song title sounds familiar, that's because Ca$h Out already dropped this exact song, minus Lil Yachty, back in May. At that time, the user rating was quite feeble (a 30% aka 'NOT FEELING IT'), however the Atlanta native has decided to revamp and rerelease the song with the addition of buzzing artist and XXL Freshman Lil Yachty (plus, new single artwork). It's not being touted as a remix, it simply appears to be an updated version of the record.

Ca$h Out hasn't dropped a full project this year, though he's been steadily releasing new tracks, and most of all of them have sounded fresh. After dropping two tracks last month, the eccentric trapper is back with a new collab with fellow Atlantan Playboi Carti. The song, "Hard to Breathe," features the slinky synth work of DJ Spinz, with whom Ca$h has had a fruitful history.

Cash Out continues to keep the new music coming.

After breaking through with "Cashin' Out" a few years back, Ca$h Out has found his own little lane within Atlanta rap, opting for a minimal, late-night feel, and with the release of "Daddy," it seems like he has something new in the works. The record is dimly lit, but still high-BPM, a sound the rapper has been riding with for a little while, but we've recently seen Future and Yo Gotti embrace. While he may not be quite as ahead of the curve as he was, Ca$h's unique energy is still present, never bringing his voice above a playful murmur, making for a catchy refrain.

The pairing of Ca$h Out and PartyNextDoor is an unexpected one, though it's a partnership that works surprisingly well. Ca$h Out remixed PND's "No Feelings" at the beginning of last year, and in late 2014, they collaborated on "Don't Worry," which ended up being one of the best tracks either artist has been a part of. "Don't Worry" was produced by Cardo and Yung Exclusive, and today, Ca$h and PND are back with another Cardo-produced collab, entitled "Sexually." This one finds Cardo replacing Yung Exclusive with his other frequent collaborator, Johnny Juliano. 

Ca$h Out has his pulse on some of the hottest trap sounds in Atlanta right now. He's has two new bubbling singles, February's "Extra," produced by Inomek in da Kitchen, and "Born for This," featuring Rich Homie Quan, released a month ago.

Two Atlanta hit hop staples, Ca$h Out and Rich Homie Quan have very complementary styles. They link up again on “Born For This.” It’s an infectious, upbeat track, with production from Carter X.

Ca$h Out and his go-to producer, Inomek in da Kitchen, have come together for their first banger of the year. The production on "Extra" is gorgeous, as Inomek lets chilly-sounding chimes and bells create a mystical aura around the unorthodox stylings of Ca$h Out. Ca$h and Inomek have been developing this formula -- using light, ornate sounds as a means of creating tough trap joints, and "Extra" is one of their best efforts yet. 

Ca$h Out has been laying pretty low since his Kitchen & Choppas 2 mixtape dropped last August. He came out of his hibernation yesterday, Valentine's Day, with the release of a new track called "Own Lane."

We're not sure what the delay is on Project Pat and Big Trill's long-teased collaborative mixtape, but regardless, the two have come through today with another new collaboration, this time featuring Atlanta's Ca$h Out. Last time we heard from this duo, it was on the Fetty Wap-featured "Rollin Dank" back in June. On "Hold Me Down" we get a melodic beat and hook, which is typically Ca$h Out's ammo so it works well.

With the announcement of a new mixtape, Kitchen & Choppas 2, at the end of last week, Ca$h Out has wasted no time in giving fans leaks.

Ever the opportunist, Ca$h Out drops his remix of PartyNextDoor's "No Feelings" feat. Travi$ Scott that Noah "40" Shebib dropped earlier today on OVO Sound Radio. Ca$h Out has a history with PND, having appeared on his 2014 track "Don't Worry."

Ca$h Out's been far from absent in the music world in 2015, dropping off heaters like "Wet Wet" and "Touch Ya Toes" at a fairly consistent pace, but it's been since last November's Kitchens & Choppas tape that

Ca$h Out, AKA the guy with the most unique voice in hip hop, has followed a similar career path to Chief Keef (hear me out on this one). After blowing up with hits that got the whole country interested ("Don't Like," "Cashin' Out"), they totally reinvented themselves, getting weirder and more removed from the major label game that their popularity thrust them into. Unlike Keef though, Ca$h is still very much aiming for the strip club. Here's his latest, the InomekInDaKitchen-produced "Touch Ya Toes."

Ca$h Out hit the scene with his 2012 smash-hit "Cashin' Out", but, if you haven't been paying attention, he's been supplying us with steady heat so far this year. His new sound is far removed from his anthemic breakout hit, but it's an authentic dose of R&B-infused trap that's gonna keep him moving forward in the eclectic new Atlanta scene. His latest, "Wet Wet" is a ratchet, low-key banger that rides minimal production from Inomek, who's given beats to PeeWee Longway, OG Maco, and more. 

Royce Rizzy is still riding the success of his latest song “Hoe In You” featuring Iamsu!, Two-9, and Wiz Khalifa, but tonight the Soso Def member decides to shift his focus onto his next single “Talk” featuring ATL’s Ca$h Out.

Ca$h Out has been impressing with each new leak, as he tries his hand with a more an r'n'b-driven sound and tones down the trap. The ATLien recently connected with two fellow Atlanta beatmakers, TM88 and Southside of 808 Mafia, for a new record "We Ball (Blue Hunnids)" which finds Ca$h's trademark whimper in full effect. Are you digging it? The producers are offering up the track for free download, so enjoy. 

Atlanta is experiencing a big moment right now, and Kap-G is a promising young force from the region. The rapper is already strapped up with a deal from Atlantic, and his infectiously catchy style can easily sit side by side with peers like Rich Homie Quan and Young Thug, though he's yet to have his true breakthrough moment.