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Fans of the talented Chicago emcee Mick Jenkins have been ravenously waiting for news of the rapper’s debut album The Healing Component.

Recently we've heard Soulection producer Sango alongside a couple of rappers, as the beatsmith provided production for Wale in his four-song release from last week ("Brightsead Rd.

Wale was feeling generous today, perhaps because Obama included his "LoveHate Thing" as the opening song on his Spotify summer playlist.

After appearing on Barack's official summer playlist, Wale suddenly decided to drop off four new tracks on his SoundCloud.

HNHH recently launched a Spotify playlist called FIRE EMOJI: The Hottest Hip Hop Songs Right Now. 

One of the most exciting hip hop talents emerging from the upper left corner of the United States is Seattle's Dave B.

Seattle has historically harbored a strong underground hip hop scene but hasn't exported many big name artists other than Sir Mix-A-Lot, Digable Planets, and Macklemore.

Seattle rapper Dave B, who's also armed with some serious singing chops, has tapped the continually inventive Soulection leader Sango for a new track entitled "Parallel." This is the second recent collaboration from the Seattle natives, following April's "Got

Sango is one of the few producers who has developed a fully original sound.

Los Angeles artist Azad Right has spent the last year honing his songwriting craft while working with rising stars like Gallant and THEY. Yesterday, Right celebrated his birthday by releasing a "Enough Of You."

Seattle's Dave B is a singing rapper, though he's a whole different breed than most who get tagged with that categorization.

Sango's flagship Da Rocinha series blends thundering 808s and razor sharp high hats with Brazilian percussive elements and Portuguese vocal samples.

We knew he’d be back. Denzel Curry wouldn’t just stand by and let SpaceGhostPurrp come at him with lines like “nigga teeth stay poking out like a belt buckle.” Now the ULT crew leader has a solo diss track of his own.

Seattle producer Sango has a knack for combining different sounds, and he takes that to the extreme on his remix of Bryson Tiller's breakout single "Don't."

Last week, Kehlani and Chance The Rapper shared a video for their You Should Be Here collab "The Way," and today, we get a dope remix of the track, courtesy of Sango, Atu, Dpat and Asante.

In the past, we've known Toronto's Jimmy Prime as Jimmy Johnson, a prmising young talent from the 6 who's put in work with Eric Dingus, Danny Seth and many more. Today, he announces a name change and shares a new seven track project called Block Boy.

There's no shortage of rappers that are trying to wedge themselves into the world of dance music. Waka Flocka has made tracks with Steve Aoki.

Today, The Weeknd came out of hiding and gave us two brand new tracks-- well, they leaked-- sorry Abel. And, as the tracks will likely be taken down, sorry to anyone who doesn't get to preview the new Weeknd sound.

Back in October, we profiled rising producer Sango for part of our "Behind The Beat" series, getting the scoop on his then-recent collab with Tinashe.

If there's one collective that has beat-making down to a carefully calculated science, it's Soulection. The "Sound of Tomorrow" purveyors have gone from a Soundcloud account to international tastemakers.

Underrated Audio is back on our mission to supply you with exciting new music you may have missed upon initial browsing, from artists who haven't quite broken the mainstream. The talent is there, the quality uncut. 

Ta-Ku has become a well-respected producer in the SoundCloud sphere, and that's definitely trickling over to real life. The Australian native may not make a frequent appearance on HNHH, but he's nonetheless been on our radar.

D.R.A.M.'s old school Nintendo-referencing video for "Cha Cha" is still one of the best we've seen all year, and the Virginia native's infectious sound and personality seem like they'll only take more of a hold on us as the year goes on.

New York has seen a few new faces pop up on the rap scene in recent years, and Julian Stephen is looking to be the next face on everybody's radar.

Casey Veggies hit us with his "Backflip" remix the other week, adding in YG to the West Coast cut. Today he returns to his Sango-produced record, another instalment in his song series "Swag Worth A Milli," with "3 AM In Cape Town."

After Sango hit us with "Just, Hold On For A Second," in celebration of hitting 100k followers on Soundcloud, he's back again today to make your Monday morning a little better.

It sounds like Casey Veggies wanted a change of scenery to record his next album.

Underrated Audio aims to provide you with some dope looks from the last seven days that flew under most peoples' radars.