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Juicy J's new mixtape Lit in Ceylon arrived earlier today. One listen through reveals that the 16-track project is literally nothing but bangers.

After releasing Rude Awakening, his joint tape with Wiz Khalifa, last month, Juicy J kicked off this week by dropping his first solo project of 2016: Lit in Ceylon.

Future's exuberant right-hand man DJ Esco is best-known for his residency at Magic City and for inspiring the seminal mixtape 56 Nights. Anyone who watches Esco's vlog knows that he is truly The Coolest DJ In The World.

Chicago's 600Breezy has been buzzing heavily as of late. He was recently chilling with Young Thug, Fetty Wap, and 300 Ent exec Kevin Liles, and building upon his buzz, he drops off his new project, George Gervin: Ice Man Edition, today.

Southside is doing more rapping than producing these days. Last week, he released Hardcore N Hi-Tech, his second Young Sizzle mixtape in six months. He's just cranking 'em out.

Future's "March Madness" was indisputably one of the biggest tracks of last year. So big, in fact, that one better come with his best effort if he intends to pull off a remix of the Tarentino-produced banger.

This past weekend produced one of the most eventful episodes of OVO Sound Radio to date. Drake debuted "Summer Sixteen" as well as an unexpected Nas remix of "March Madness."

Welcome to 2016, y'all. Did anything really change on January 1st, aside from waking up with a crippling hangover?

Freddie Gibbs will be dropping his Shadow Of A Doubt project later this month, and today he's shared a new Atlanta-informed record called "Packages".

Last month, Waka Flocka got fans hyped for Flockaveli 2 in a big way, by dropping a new single, "Workin,'" that sounds like that old-school mosh-inducing Waka that tore up the ATL scene when the first Flockaveli dropped five years ago.

After hitting us with a freestyle over Meek Mill’s “R.I.C.O.” last week, Waka Flocka decides to come through today and share an all new original record titled “Workin.”

While we wait for his upcoming “Miss Mary Mack” video with Lil Wayne & August Alsina to arrive, Juicy J decides to drop off a new song for the "fuk of it” instead titled “Pardon Me” featuring Chicago rapper G.O.D.

Anyone familiar with Chief Keef's music will know how commonplace references to the number "300" (or, more accurately "3 Hunna") are.

It's the last day of March, so Future pretty much had to share a video for 56 Nights cut "March Madness" today, or risk waiting 11 months until it was kosher to do so in 2016.

Future's descent down the rabbit hole of drugs and thinly-veiled depression continues.

It's been just about a month since Lil Durk released his Signed To The Streets 2 mixtape and, while the numbers have certainly slowed, fans are still turning out to download it.

Two weeks ago, revolutionary trap producer Lex Luger turned heads and raised eyebrows when he unveiled the Gangsta Boo-featuring "Legal," a song that found him rapping as well as producing.

Fredo Santana's movement grows stronger with each new release, and Round Em Up (Prod. By Tarentino) has further strengthened that fact.