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As he's prone to do these days, Kid Cudi went on a Twitter rant of epic proportions earlier this week, talking about crushing "the entire existence" of "clowns" who "be having 30 people write songs for them," singling out Kanye West and Drake, and proclai

After linking up with Runway Rich a couple weeks ago for the track “Real One,” fellow ATLien Key! decides to come through today and keep it moving by sharing a new song on his soundcloud page called “Puking.”

Key!'s output in 2016 has been robust, yet paltry compared to his prodigious 2015. (We're still waiting on Screaming Dreams.)

Landstrip Chip is a rapper steadily generating buzz in the Atlanta area. He runs with Reese LaFlare (whom we recently profiled) and he's getting ready to drop a tape called Cruise Control July 18th. Today, Chip debuts "Hit A Juug" feat.

Earlier this week, Sonny Digital linked up with ATL rapper Que for the first single off their upcoming Forbes Atlanta 2 mixtape called “We Be On,” and now today he’s back with another new random drop for us. Calling on Key!

Coming off the release of his Before I Scream project last week, ATL's own Key! decides to come through today and link up with Quentin Miller for a new loose cut called “Features.”

After weeks of promotion, ATL rapper Key! decides to keep his word and release his new project on this Memorial Day called Before I Scream.

Lil Yachty is certainly having a moment right now. His buzz has hit its peak over the last few weeks, and at the same time, his productivity has been through the roof.

I've never seen a rapper with as much leftover energy after an all-day press run as ManMan Savage.

It seems like the tide in the rap game has finally slowed down a bit, after all the theatrics surrounding the release of Kanye West's The Life of Pablo (which is still being amended) and, then, the surprise release of a masterful compilation of outta

Atlanta menace ManMan Savage just dropped his new mixtape, FreeManManSavage2, the sequel to the 2014 tape that first put him on the scene. One of the highlights of the new tape is "LAB," an FKi-produced collab with Key!, Savage's brother-in-arms.

PnB Rock is already a big name in his hometown of Philly, and over the last year, he's been taking his career to the next level, delivering some inspired melody-driven songs that have made an impact on a national level.

Atlanta's Nebu Kiniza's "Myself" single was making enough noise that he scored Makonnen and Key! for the remix, and now they've finally dropped the video for the track, which is just as great as it ever was.

After giving us Martin Luther Key back in December, a free release filled with fifteen records, Key! is back again this time with a 4-song EP. He does another play on words with this one, recalling Beyonce's self-titled album in cover art and title.

While he patiently sits on/finishes up Screaming Dreams, Key! is keeping his fans occupied with a enormous volume of material unloaded on a steady basis.

Here's more new music from Atlanta trapper Key!.

You may recognize Key! for his cameo in Future's "Trap N*ggas" video, but he happens to be one of the more innovative trappers in Atlanta. For those who don't know, his new Martin Luther Key mixtape is a good starting point.

Atlanta trap is already a pretty weird place. It's easy to forget how far artists like Future and Young Thug have pushed the sound into the left, and many of the other artists from the region are just doing their best to catch up. With that being said, Key!

Key! is one of many rappers who has decided to bless his fans this holiday season, coming through with his new Martin Luther Key mixtape.

Key! stays working, even on Christmas. The rapper has become a mainstay on the HNHH pages, if only for the sheer volume of records he drops. Last we heard from him, it was a feature on Houston rapper Maxo Kream's "Out the Door" last week. 

You may remember that in the video for "Bitch U Guessed It," the song that vaulted OG Maco to fame, he simply turns up in a hotel hallway in the middle of the night. That is more or less the aesthetic of "Ghost," a new video from ATL risers Key!

Maxo Kream had a successful 2015 all sewed up when he dropped his MAXO 187 mixtape back in March. With a few weeks left in the year, Maxo returns with "Out The Door," one final track before he looks ahead to 2016 for good.

Although Raury has received plenty of industry praise, and his album received mostly positive reviews, that hasn't translated into album sales. We'll have to see if Raury's fanbase is mainly industry-based, or if he can broach a more mainstream audience.

Key! is back again this morning. Yesterday he started the week with an ode to Sunday, "Sundays." He continues with another freestyle delivery, "Weight Up."

So we're a day late with this song, and it shows, since the song is all about Sundays. Nonetheless, to our defense, Key! only posted the song late last night. Key!

You know what it is. Staff Picks playlist has arrived, this week featuring a few familiar faces (Ty Dolla $ign seems to have been a Staff Picks playlist requisite the past few weeks).

Key! has been dropping new music pretty consistently over the last little while, and today he's shared yet another new track. "Stop Playin" continues with the rapper's often humorous and playful style of Atlanta trap.

Three days ago Key! gave us a new collaboration with OG Maco, sometimes going by Maco Mattox these days, "Street Fighter." Today Key!