REESE LAFLARE

Reese LAFLARE's name has been coming up more and more frequently, whether over his beef with Lil Uzi Vert or the recent leak of his reference track recorded with PartyNextDoor, but above all, his music is better than it's ever been.

Reese LaFlare wasn’t specifically named, but it was suspected he was the subject of Lil Uzi Vert’s outburst at Day N Night Fest. He’s remained silent on the subject.

Last weekend, while backstage at the Day N Night Festival in Orange County, CA, Lil Uzi Vert lost his cool amid a chance encounter with someone whom he clearly has beef with.

Fresh off the release of his TRL EP, which is an ode to the classic MTV show, Reese LAFLARE decides to come through today and share the official video for his Mike Air and Leven Kali-produced track “Glitter Glove.”

Atlanta rapper Reese has a little something to tide fans over until he drops Reese vs. The Universe -- a three-track project called The TRL EP.

MTV's TRL was a massively successful and entertaining show, it's a mystery why it ever got cancelled. Atlanta rapper Reese LaFlare is commemorating the show with an upcoming three-track EP called Reese: TRL.

Whether or not Pokemon Go is a fad or a permanent institution, it has captured the hearts and minds of people around the globe. Rappers are not immune to its powers, and many have taken to the streets on their quest to catch 'em all.

“Niggas be rapping like they Tony/ When they really just a little pink pony” - Reese LaFlare *

Reese, who is now going by Reese LAFLARE to avoid any confusion with other Reese-named rappers, delivers a new visual today for his Lil Uzi Vert-directed diss track "180secs." The record impressed when it first dropped in May, and later it landed on our premie

Reese LaFlare came through yesterday with his new mixtape Before the Universe, a prelude to his forthcoming album Reese Vs. The Universe.

Reese recently got his fair share of attention after he dropped a superb diss track targeting Lil Uzi Vert, however if that's the only reason you're familiar with him, well, we have the perfect opportunity to dig a bit deeper into his back catalogue.

Since the release of VIEWS, things have calmed down slightly, however today turned out to be a massive day for album releases, as you can tell by the multiple album streams we've posted this morning.

OG Maco's Twitter argument with Lil Uzi Vert escalated quickly when Reese entered the fray and called Uzi a "social climber" and accused of him of swaggerjacking.

OG Maco has involved himself in another Twitter controversy.

Last time we heard from the promising artist Reese, it was his track “Do It” featuring Lil Yachty that dropped back in February. The Atlanta rapper is back with another track that may appear on his upcoming project Reese Vs. The World 3.

After impressing with '90s throwback "Freak Nique," Reese displays a similar sense of purpose on "Do It," his new collab with fellow ATLiens Lil Yachty and Wheezy.

Similar to the manner in which white frat bros and their ilk descend upon South Padre Island for Spring Break, students from black colleges across the country would flock to ATL for a weekend of unrivaled debauchery.

Bryson Tiller gained our interest a few months back, when we stumbled across his Soundcloud page which is filled with smooth r'n'b gems as well as a mix of rapping. If you're new to his name, you should definitely check out "Don't," but basically eve

Colt 45's been paying attention to last year's viral hits, if their new ad is any indication. It's titled "OG Maco Presents: Keep It Colt 45," and follows up similarly-themed spots that starred Kreayshawn and Juicy J.

Since last year, Atlanta's Reese has been on a quiet-but-buzzy hot streak that's included collabs with Key!, Casey Veggies, OG Maco, Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Ferg and many more. Today, he links up with another ATLien, Rich Homie Quan, for the aptly-named "Whoa."

As someone who emblazons his social media profiles with the harshest disses he's ever received, rather than hiding from them, I can really relate to the artwork on Money Makin Nique and Reese's new jam.

Back in March, Reese dropped off an EP (Jumpoffabuilding) that paired him with the likes of OG Maco, Rich Homie Quan, 808 Mafia, Kari Faux, Trash talk, Key! and Nevabitch, and today, a video arrives for one of its cuts.

Reese was an original member of Two-9, but has since left the group to focus on a solo career. He's already had collabs with Casey Veggies and Trinidad James, but Jump Off A Building is the most definitive statement of young Reese's career.

You've definitely heard a banger or two from producer Ducko McFli in the past, the Mike WiLL Made It-signed beatsmith cooked up music on the Ransom mixtape, in addition to Audio Push's recent release "Heavy," Drake's "Draft Day" and more.

Reese has been releasing music for a minute now, but he's still something of an underground in the Atlanta scene. It seems that his upcoming Jumping Off A Building EP (which is entirely produced by 808 mafia) may be his breakthrough moment.

After hitting us with the track “Adventure Time” a few weeks back, Atlanta’s own Reese decides to return today and share his new video for “Gold House”.

To hold fans over until the deluxe version of DSNRTRAPN drops, Atlanta’s own Reese decides to come through today and release another new cut called “Adventure Time” featuring Childish Major.

Well, this was unexpected. Wiz Khalifa just dropped off a new track entitled "Simple Conversation" on his SoundCloud, and with no projects currently looming in his future, we're left to wonder where this one will land.