In the wake of Alton Sterling & Philando Castile, Fashawn decides to express his feelings about the injustices in America & police brutality by dropping off a new socially-conscious record today titled “Mother Amerikkka.”

Fashawn's latest album The Ecology finds the Fresno rapper at the top of his game, now signed to Nas' Mass Appeal. Now, he's given us a remix to one of the LP's standout tracks, the Exile-produced "Out the Trunk," featuring none other than Conglomerate Records' boss Busta Rhymes.  Fashawn has a stop-start flow, hitting us with witty bars when we least expect it. Busta, now 42, shows no signs of slowing down, providing a nice contrast with his manic, multisyllabic flows that we know and love. 

Fashawn is set to release his long-anticipated sophomore album next week, and after dropping off a brand new record on Monday, he returns once again with the stacked "Something to Believe In". Over a hard loop from the legendary DJ Khalil, Fashawn is joined by both Aloe Blacc, as well as one of the most respected emcees in hip hop history -- Nas.

Fashawn's debut album, Boy Meets World was released in 2009, and we're finally going to see a proper follow up in 2015. As you may recall, the Cali rapper's project was produced entirely by respected beatmaker Exile, and he's back behind the boards for the majority of Shawn's new offering, including "Out The Trunk", a record he released today.

Since signing with Mass Appeal, Fashawn has been busy putting the finishing touches on his long-awaited album The Ecology, which is finally due out on February 24th. Today the rapper has revealed the tracklist for the album, and released a new single as well, "Guess Who's Back." On top of this, he's announced a string of upcoming tour dates.

To become successful in any industry requires a high level of dedication--a willingness to do "Whatever It Takes" to make it to the top. On this brand new J57 Remix of DJ JS-1's collaboration with Murs and Fashawn, this persistence is made evidently clear by all of the parties involved. Putting his own, more experimental, spin on JS-1's original instrumental, which includes a vocal hook, courtesy of Akie Bermiss, J57 reminds listeners why he's one of the game's fastest rising talents.  

Recent Mass Appeal signee Fashawn is gearing up for a joint project with one of the illest producers in the game, The Alchemist. Entitled FASH-ionably Late, the project will be an EP that'll see the light of day in 2015. Today, we get "Dreams," which also features rapping from Uncle Al's "Stepbrother," Evidence.

DJ JS-1 made his HNHH debut earlier this week with the reader-acclaimed "Turn The Tables," a throwback record that recalled hip-hop's golden age. Today, the producer returns with a decidedly more modern instrumental, albeit accenting it with a classic sample-driven chorus. Lending original bars to JS-1's instrumental this time around are Fashawn & MURS, both of whom sound invigorated to be involved.

Boaz has been doing a lot lately. The Rostrum Records signee recently delivered two instalments in his Real Name, No Gimmicks mixtape series, (Volume 1 and Volume 2), and at the same time, he's been working on his debut album Intuition.

Fashawn emulates some golden age West Coast vibes on his latest ode to California living, with "Golden State of Mind." He recruits a West Coast staple for the record, appropriately so, Dom Kennedy (whom we haven't heard from much these days, so it's definitely a welcome guest feature). Fashawn, who was signed to Nas' Mass Appeal imprint earlier this year, is prepping his debut album The Ecology for 2015, and this serves as the first single off the LP. Is it a good look for the first single? Are you excited for the full album?

The last we heard from DJ EFN was back in 2012 when he dropped "Thanksgiving" starring Kendrick Lamar, iMAYDAY! & Blood Type. Now, Miami's mixtape king is back with another "Hood Banger" for your summer iTunes playlist. Featuring Fashawn and iMAYDAY!'s own Wrekonize, the single more than lives up to its title, offering some top-notch lyrical wordplay on a flipped EPMD "Head Bangers" instrumental courtesy of Hazardis Soundz. 

California's own Fashawn returns with another new remix for the fans. Last week we heard him deliver his “Money On My Mind” freestyle, and today, he’s back with another one for us over Lana Del Rey's "West Coast".   Fashawn teams up again with California producers the Lab Rats to invite the rest of the world into his lens so they can see and hear what the West Coast is like for young Californian's today.  

Fashawn has been lowkey since the beginning of April, when he dropped off the track "Champion" with production from EXILE and "Ladies." Today he returns to HNHH with a brand new upbeat freestyle over Sam Smith's "Money On Mind."

Fashawn isn't the first to name himself a champion, but he does so with stylish finesse with the track featuring production by Exile.  Bear in mind this track was originally recorded Timothy Bradley in light of upcoming fight against Manny Pacqiauo. As for the fight, the two will exchange blows on April 12th, but Fashawn's next big thing, The Ecology will come to us later this year. 

Fashawn brings us his tribute to the women struggling to raise the next generation in the form of his song, "Ladies."  The song itself is stellar, with old school production brought to us on the behalf of Hecktic, that recalls a style of which we were so fond of but haven't seen too much of lately. If the old-hat lyricism and nineties-sampling production cues were on their way out, maybe Fashawn is ushering in an era where we will see a resurgence.

Listen to El Chapo Baby (Freestyle), the new track by Fashawn, which was dropped on Tuesday, September 10th, 2013. Fashawn's odds keep getting better with each new leak, and El Chapo Baby (Freestyle) will undoubtedly improve his chances of winning. It's a worthy addition to a respectable catalogue that has seen a lot of growth since Fashawn debuted in this game. We're looking forward to the follow-up.

Bump Kush Jar (Remix), the latest cut from Fashawn which features Berner & A-1 on the assist. It dropped on Monday, February 18th, 2013. Fashawn's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Kush Jar (Remix) is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Fashawn stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.

Give Halfway Crooks a spin - it's a new offering from Fashawn. It was dropped on Friday, January 11th, 2013. Fashawn's rap artistry continues to improve with every release, something which is most definitely evidenced on Halfway Crooks. His ever-expanding catalogue is definitely better for it, and we're looking forward to the next piece of the puzzle - aren't you?

Fashawn's horizons are broadening with each new release, and Living To Die is no exception. It's a worthy addition to a catalogue that has seen much growth since Fashawn stepped foot in the rap game. We're looking forward to hearing more.

Listen to Medicine Man (Drug Free), the latest track from Fashawn, featuring Wiz Khalifa. The cut dropped on Monday, November 19th, 2012. Fashawn's future brightens with every new release, and Medicine Man (Drug Free) certainly isn't an exception. It's a fitting addition to a solid catalogue that Fashawn has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're excited to hear more.