ZUSE

"On My Nerves" is the record that kicks off Zuse's recent mixtape, TrapZuse. The Jamaican-bred MC has picked out the mixtape opener as his next single, which he's rolling out officially today on his SoundCloud, alongside a new music video for the cut.

While we were in Atlanta for A3C, we got to connect with several of the artists we've been supporting on the site for a minute now, through Defient Ent. and B.o.B's No Genre imprint.

Just one look at Tech N9ne's Special Effects tracklist will tell you it's the Strange Music rapper's most varied effort yet. Working with members of Slipknot, Eminem, 2 Chainz, and many more, every song functions as a different experiment.

T.I. is a busy man. Always on top of features and solo material, you'd think he had enough on his plate, but the Atlanta OG is also consistently scouting new talent.

Zuse is grinding these days, after moving from his native Kingston, Jamaica to Atlanta in order to pursue his dreams of being a rapper. He's still on that come up though, and thus we tapped him for a new episode of On The Come Up.

When you name a song "Gun Sounds," you have to come through with a unique way to get your point across. For Waka Flocka Flame, that meant imitating gun sounds with his mouth; in Mellowhype's case, it required the inclusion of literal gun sounds.

Back in July, Atlanta-via-Jamaica rapper Zuse popped up alongside T.I. on a remix of Young Thug's "Eww Eww Eww" that we premiered. Now he's turned up with another reinterpretation of the track, this time alongside Jino in a new video.

Earlier this week, we had the pleasure of premiering a remix of Young Thug's "Eww Eww Eww" that featured T.I. and Zuse to round out the ATL posse cut. Now, Zuse has shared a video of himself freestyling over Thugger and Tyga's "Hookah."

Zuse's jarring sound is a clear fusion of New Atlanta's current trap fixation, and the melodically inclined (but often aggressive) vocal approach of Jamaican dancehall.