Ca$h Out wants to take over your speakers this summer as well as any nearby strip clubs with his latest single "She Twerkin", just another in the long list of twerk anthems we've received in the past year. As the single picks up pace, the ATLien recruits a bunch of big names for the official remix, all of whom are right at home when it comes to the strip club. Juicy J, Lil Boosie, Ty Dolla, and Ink add verses to the minimal, mechanical production from Dun Deal and DJ Spinz. Can you fuck with it?

Lil Durk is kicking off the week by delivering 18 new cuts for you to listen to all week long (and one would hope, longer than that too). Signed To The Streets 2 dropped moments ago, and contains appearances from Johnny May Cash, Migos and Cash Out. On this highlight, "Lil Niggaz", Dree The Drummer provides the backdrop as Durk utilizes auto-tune alongside ATLiens Migos and Cash Out.

Ca$h Out's debut LP, Let's Get It, is set to drop in just over three weeks on August 26th, and today he's offered up a remix of the title track that features Ty Dolla $ign and Wiz Khalifa.

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. 

Stream Big Booty, the newest drop from Cash Out. The cut was released on Sunday, July 15th, 2012. Cash Out continues to impress with each new leak, and Big Booty is no exception. It's strengthens Cash Out's already impressive body of work, which has seen positive change over the years. We're most definitely anticipating Cash Out's next offering.

Bump Snap Backs & Tattoos (Remix) , the latest cut from Driicky Graham which features Roscoe Dash, French Montana & Ca$h Out on the assist. It dropped on Wednesday, August 8th, 2012. Driicky Graham's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Snap Backs & Tattoos (Remix) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Driicky Graham stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.

It's been a minute since Waka Flocka Flame x DJ Whoo Kid blessed us with new music, specifically, we got the Christmas Eve release "5:56." While Waka continues to work on I Can't Rap Vol. 2, he's teamed up with DJ Whoo Kid once more to drop off the hard-hitting and triumphant "OVA", also featuring Offset (of Migos) and Ca$h Out. Both guest rappers match Waka's often inimitable energy on "OVA", proving their chemistry.

It's pretty common knowledge that Ca$h Out and Migos love the trap house, considering most of their music revolves around it. Nonetheless, they cement their love for the trap today by making a song about it, "Trap House." An HNHH Premiere. The song serves as the debut leak from DJ Holiday's upcoming mixtape Thank God For The Mixtape, with creeping production from DJ Montay as each rapper uses a soft, whisper-like flow.

Check out Whatever I Want, the latest track from Cash Out, featuring French Montana which dropped on Monday, December 17th, 2012. Cash Out's movement grows stronger with each new release, and Whatever I Want has further strengthened that fact. It's a solid addition to the commendable body of work Cash Out has been creating since stepping foot in the rap game, and we're definitely looking forward to what Cash Out has on deck.

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.

Give Another Country a spin - it's a new offering from Cash Out, featuring Future. It was dropped on Thursday, April 25th, 2013. Cash Out's rap artistry continues to improve with every release, something which is most definitely evidenced on Another Country. His ever-expanding catalogue is definitely better for it, and we're looking forward to the next piece of the puzzle - aren't you?

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. 

Give Sprint (Prod by Sonny Digital) a listen - it's a new offering from Jody Breeze, featuring Ca$h Out. It was dropped on Sunday, May 27th, 2012. Jody Breeze's musical situation is improving with every new release, and Sprint (Prod by Sonny Digital) will most definitely help the cause. It's a fine addition to the growing body of work Jody Breeze has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're looking forward to what Jody Breeze has in store.

Ca$h Out's new album Let's Get It is currently thriving, and with that, the rapper lets go a new single off the LP. Lil Durk assists Ca$h Out in this task, hopping on the record "Juice" with production from TM88 and Southside of 808 Mafia. The record is all about having racks on racks, bitches on bitches, pounds on pounds, choppers on choppers; you get the idea. The trap-driven production is contrasted by Ca$h Out's soft-voiced flow. What do you think of it? Are you digging the collabo?

We already heard one track from Migos, Lil Durk and Cash Out (on Durk's Signed To The Streets 2 tape) today, and now here's another, minus Takeoff and Offset.

Last night Gucci Mane came through with yet another project, Brick Factory Vol. 2, offering up a full stream of the album here. The rapper is keeping himself extra busy, recently announcing eight new projects lined up for release in 2014.

Ca$h Out's recent releases are noticeably different than the sound that made him famous on "Ca$hin Out." The rapper is toning things down a notch and experimenting with an r'n'b, minimalistic sound on cuts like "Tomorrow" and "WYD"-- perhaps taking a cue from artists like Rome Fortune, The Weeknd etc. It's an exciting new direction for the rapper, and it came on the heels

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. 

Rick Ross announced on his Instagram this morning that the whole MMG crew would be dropping a compilation mixtape this coming weekend, in celebration of NBA All-Star Weekend. The Maybach Music Group bawse quickly returns this afternoon with the release of the first mixtape leak- a remix of Cash Out's "Let's Get It." Actually, he remixes the remix.