JOSE GUAPO

Brodinski is a French producer who has been working with a lot of regional American rappers recently, further exploring the landscapes of Atlanta trap and beyond on his new mixtape, The Sour Patch Kid.

Philthy Rich has been lacing us with a series of remixes, which will eventually be collected into a full-fledged release, but today we have another hitter from the Bay Area veteran.

In April, Jose Guapo of Quality Control dropped off a highly underrated project, Extravagant Trench Shit, entirely produced by the rock-solid duo of Nard & B.

Zaytoven is one of the most prolific and vital rap producers in the game, and the title of his new compilation tape, Where Would The Game Be Without Me, acknowledge as much.

21 Savage is known for his unapologetically bleak, minimal take on Atlanta trap, and he doesn't budge from that lane for his appearance on Joe Guapo's "First Night".

The legend of “Run It Up” continues, as producer Spiffy Global has now shared another remix to the euphoric trap anthem he first produced for Jose Guapo in November 2014.

After a few minor delays, Young Scooter's Street Lottery 3 has finally arrived.

Nard & B (alongside XL) teamed up with Skooly for a full project a little while back, and now they're back with a collaborative Jose Guapo tape.

Jose Guapo may have had his presence felt on producer Spiffy Global’s new mixtape 1 AM In Dallas, which just dropped last week, but now he’s back all by himself with a tape of his own called Extravagant Trench Shit.

Spiffy Global is a producer who's been popping up a lot recently on some of the hottest tapes in Atlanta. He's now come out with a tape of his own, 1 AM in Dallas, on which he rounds up some of his best work.

Last year's "Run It Up" was one of Jose Guapo's biggest hits. The record featured Takeoff of Migos and YFN Lucci as well as a blissful trap production from Spiffy Global.

After seeing him turn up in the HNHH studio alongside QC labelmate Skippa da Flippa, it was already known that Jose Guapo has a fire inside him that separates him from much of his Atlanta competition.

Before they head out on their upcoming "Dab" Tour, Migos keep their word tonight and release their long-awaited new mixtape, Young Rich Niggas 2.

You may have heard Yak Gotti on Barter 6 or seen him in some of Young Thug's videos, but the well connected Atlanta rapper is quickly building the foundation for a successful career in the game.

This morning we dropped off the result of a studio session between two Quality Control affiliates, Skippa Da Flippa and Jose Guapo. Their "HNHH Freestyle" was recorded off the cuff, with production provided by JazzFeezy.

For a while, Rich the Kid was the most turnt personality to come through the HNHH office.

Jose Guapo is one of the more promising signees to Migos QC The Label, and today he's back with his latest project called Views From The 3.

G4 Boyz may hail from New York, but their recent track record has them looking more like Southern artists.

Jose Guapo continues to keep the content moving. After hitting us with the track “Never Been A Lame” a few weeks back, the Chicago emcee decides to come through today and share another new one for us titled “Who Want It” featuring the Migos.

Jose Guapo is currently gearing up to drop his already-controversial tape Osama Bin Guapo, and today we get another drop from it. "Never Been A Lame" is a Zaytoven-produced gem that also features Offset and PeeWee Longway.

Consistently releasing their material for free, it's clear that Migos always put the customer first.

Wow, Jose Guapo is really going all in on this Osama Bin Guapo concept. After announcing the tape by way of the controversial artwork, Guapo appears wearing a turban on the art for first single "Don't Believe The Hype."

One of the sure highlights from Jose Guapo's July tape Cash Talk 4 was "Alone," an auto-tune-led banger produced by Beetle Juice. Today, the track gets a video.

If you're looking for a news story to parody or riff on, 9/11 is rarely the right choice.

Migos and Rich The Kid's Streets On Lock 3, released back on April 20th, was chock full of trunk bangers, high-profile guest verses and quotable hooks.

As accomplished trap rappers from the A, Migos are much more well-known for their hooks and dizzying triplet flows than their ability as freestylers.

A little over a month ago, Jose Guapo released the fourth installment in his Cash Talk series, and now he's back with a video for a track from the tape. "Finish" was produced by Spiffy, and the video is directed by JMB.

Producer K.E. On The Track lets go a new collaboration today, with assistance from two Quality Control rappers PeeWee Longway and Jose Guapo for the bars, and co-production from S.M. Tracks.