WARA FROM THE NBHD

It’s been quite a few months since we last heard from ATL native Wara From The NBHD, but thankfully for fans that drought ends here tonight. Out of nowhere, Wara decides to liberate a new song on his soundcloud page called “Please.”

Wara from the NBHD has returned to his December project If Guns Could Speak PSA to release the video to the track "Shotclock." The project showed off Wara's impressive eye for street-level detail, but more than anything -- with its use of wailing gui

Keeping his word, producer Ducko Mcfli decides to come through today and share his new Wara From The NBHD-featured song “Drive Safely,” which we’re happy to premiere for y’all this morning.

As we mentioned on the "Skin Tone" write-up, Wara From The NBHD made his return to music today with a two-for-one release.

Wara From The NBHD dropped a freestyle at the end of January, but today he's making his 'official' return since December's album If Guns Could Speak P.S.A., with not one but two new songs.

We've been keeping tabs on Wara from the NBHD for a minute now.

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After hitting us with the If Guns Could Speak EP earlier this year, Brooklyn-bred, Atlanta based, Wara from the NBHD decides to come through today and share his debut album If Guns Could Speak P.S.A.

Wara From the NBHD continues to rise up in this rap game, since dropping his mixtape Kidnapped last summer. He's done a few well-placed features since then, including ones for GrandeMarshall (his album just dropped P.S.), Donmonique and Tunji Ige.&nb

GrandeMarshall is a young Philly rapper who signed to Fool's Gold in 2012 after his 800 mixtape caught the ears of label bosses A-Trak and Nick Catchdubs.

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).

Wara From The NHBD impressed us with his Kidnapped mixtape last summer, and then opened the new year with a drastically different, but equally exciting project called If Guns Could Speak EP.

Brooklyn's been in need of a breath of fresh air for quite some time (forget "restoring the feeling," let's find a new one to celebrate), and Donmonique is just that: a shit talking MC who's just as likely to hop on a trap beat as she is a grimy slice of boom

We just got you hip to Donmonique via our new interview with the Brooklyn rapper, and now we've got some big news to share. Her debut project, Thirst Trap, is set to drop on July 21st, and we've got the exclusive on the artwork and tracklist.

After dropping his great Kidnapped project last summer, ATL-via-BK rapper/producer returned in January with the If Guns Could Speak EP and a wildly different sound.

Tunji Ige, Wara From The NBHD ad GrandeMarshall are all part of a new school of rappers coming up on the internet these days, and the three connected for the first time on Tunji's "Moving." The record came about in NYC, when all three just happened to be

Last summer, Atlanta-via-Brooklyn rapper/producer Wara From The NBHD wowed us with his dope Kidnapped project, a release that saw him weld his Neptunes fandom and rough-edged street tales together in a wholly unique way.

On January 26th, Atlanta's Wara From The NBHD will drop off his follow-up to last summer's Kidnapped, an EP entitled If Guns Could Speak.

With his 2014 album, Kidnapped, ATL-via-BK rapper/producer Wara From The NBHD showed us his many skills, which range from vividly detailed storytelling to grandiose, on-point production. Lucky for us, new material from the young phenom is not far off.

In 2014, few songs have presented the yin and the yang of drug selling more realistically than Wara From The NBHD's "Slangin," taken from his dope project Kidnapped.

Released back in August, Wara From The NBHD's Kidnapped project showcased some truly great music from the gifted Atlanta storyteller. Now, he's dropping visuals to flesh out some of the stories told on the album.

Wara From The NBHD recently popped up on our radar with his dope August release, Kidnapped, and less than a month later, he's back with new material. "Case Closed" is shared as a one-off track, and tells of Wara's brother's incarceration.

Wara From The NBHD is an exciting artist from Atlanta (via Brooklyn) who we were introduced to a few weeks ago with his track "Scrilla." On August 19th, 2014, he drops his new mixtape, Kidnapped.

Atlanta. Just a mention of the city in hip-hop circles conjures up thoughts of trap (and maybe crunk and So So Def-style bass music if you're a bit older), a sound that's been dominating the region since T.I. first hit the scene over a decade ago.

With the August 12th release of Wara From The NBHD's Kidnapped tape just under two weeks away, the Atlanta-via-Brooklyn rapper has shared another track from the tape.

Both of the tracks we've heard from Wara From The NBHD's upcoming mixtape, Kidnapped, were grimy, menacing and above all, great.

Wara From The NBHD is a young rapper who was born and raised in Brooklyn, but recently relocated to Atlanta. He rocks a grimy vibe to great effect, as evidenced by his new jam "Scrilla," taken from his upcoming project Kidnapped.