A few days ago, Troy Ave surprised fans with the news that he'd be dropping an album this week-- tomorrow to be exact. The rapper quickly followed up his album announcement with the project's first leak, "Appreciate Me." Whether or not you obeyed his command, he's back today with another leak off the album, "Freaks Only."

ICYMI, Troy Ave will be joining the likes of Rae Sremmurd & PartyNextDoor on Friday & will be releasing a new album called Roland Collins, which is named after his government name. But before it arrives in a couple days, the self-proclaimed King Of Brooklyn decided to come through ahead of time & share a new leak off it first called “Appreciate Me.”

Troy Ave has been relatively quiet since he’s been released from prison on bail for his club shooting incident back in May, but thankfully for fans that dry spell comes to an end here today. Out of nowhere, the BSB rapper decided to share a new song on his soundcloud page today called “Hot Boy.”

Bay OG Philthy Rich has come through with another big-time remix, once again pulling in an array of talents from across the country. Today's "Broke Boy" remix comes a few weeks after Philthy shared a remix to "Piss Codeine" that featured Kevin Gates, Young Dolph, and Icewear Vezzo.

Marcus Black makes quite the HNHH debut this afternoon. The rapper, who is one of The Game's proteges, comes through with a massive banger that features The Game, and another street-favorite Troy Ave. The trio come together over chaotic production from Bongo. Bongo's beat is a blend of old school scratches, piano keys, and hard-hitting drums. It's the perfect blend of old and new hip-hop sounds. 

Troy Ave is currently going through it. The New York rapper was indicted in the Irving Plaza shooting last week, and he currently remains locked up on Riker's Island without bail. While he's due back in court in July, one of his free crew members, Young Lito, drops off a record sharing his two cents on the controversial situation.

If you're not familiar with Mr. Mauricio, you're probably not alone. The Miami-based DJ works at iHeart Radio's 103.5 The Beat, but he's looking to move above and beyond his weekly radio show segment, and on that note, he's released his very first single. Mauricio is looking to feed the streets and who better to bring along then a few street-oriented rappers? Rick Ross, Yo Gotti and the recently-incarcerated Troy Ave make the line-up on "Paper Plates" while also bringing together a few different cities-- obviously Florida is represented among them. 

Gucci Mane has proven that being behind bars does not have to effect your musical output, as long as you've got enough music in the stash. Troy Ave, who has been charged with attempted murder for his involvement in the shooting at T.I.'s show at Irving Plaza last month, has shared a new song today, despite being denied bail. "Chuck Norris (Hoes & Gangstas)" comes from Troy's upcoming Real vs. Fake mixtape, which is due to arrive this coming Monday.

Young Lito seems groomed to be the next in line in Troy Ave's BSB crew, and today he's shared a new collab with his crew leader, teh title track from his upcoming EP, I Love This Game. Troy supplies the hook, reaching back into the jiggy-esque melodic palette that's defined some of his biggest singles. Meanwhile, Lito fills in the verses with some capable rapping, keeping things simple and quotable, matching Troy's energy throughout.

Is Sincerely Collins ready for the limelight? He believes so. With his album The Legend of the Phoenix due out on May 13, the Arizona rapper releases his newest single "Limelight" in an HNHH premiere. "This album is basically an autobiography," Collins told HNHH by email. "A microscopic look into my life from day one. I've pushed through adversity so many times in one lifetime you would think I was searching for it. As far as 'Limelight,' well that's where I am now. It's a representation of the diamond. The result of all the previous pressure and darkness."

It's sometimes easy to forget that Troy Ave is an actually decent rapper because he spends half his time doing dumb shit like dissing Capital Steez.

Well this just got a little more interesting. Last week, Pro Era’s Joey Bada$$ released a Statik Selektah-produced record called “Ready,” which saw the Brooklyn spitter taking a subtle shot at Troy Ave over their past tiff about who was really independent & record sales.

Troy Ave is known as something of a traditionalist, always making a point of "bringing New York back," and dismissing rappers outside of that template as "weirdos". By this description, you'd assume Troy was rapping over boom-bap beats, but the ear he pays tribute to is generally from the late 90s to early 00s-- the jiggy era to G-Unit, and his latest record find him in the latter half of that spectrum. 

As expected, Brooklyn’s own Troy Ave came through today and released the third installment in his holiday series White Christmas. Laced with 11 tracks in total, the follow up to his Major Without A Deal (Reloaded) project features guest contributions from Yo Gotti, Jadey Jade, Chase N Cashe, Yankee, and more.

Troy Ave has taken his fair share of Ls in 2015, but he's on something of a hot streak at the moment. After connecting with his right hand man Young Lito for "She Belong With Me," the Brooklyn wordsmith returns with "Restore the Feeling / NYC."

P Reign is gearing up for a new mixtape, Off The Books, to follow up Dear America. Unlike Dear America, which was basically half for sale and half for free, the entire project will be free.

Troy Ave fancies himself the savior of New York hip-hop, and while the Internet has been intent on lampooning him for the underwhelming sales of his debut album, fellow NYC rappers seem to be supportive of his movement. The Bed-Stuy rapper has just dropped off a remix of "Real N*gga," featuring Dave East, Young Lito, Tray Pizzy, Neek Bucks, and Oun-P.  Ave keeps the same verse from the original track "to show y'all I won't never change up." Sounds like proof to me. Anyway, fans of NY should enjoy all the talents here, especially Dave East. 

Troy Ave seems to be doing more singing on his records these days, perhaps being influenced by all the 'weirdo' rappers out there who like to experiment. The New York rapper kicks off "She Belongs to the Game" with a little melody, backed by a piano-heavy, minimal beat. The record features his BSB affiliate, Young Lito, with both rappers putting a girl on blast for getting passed around. Feeling it? 

Troy Ave's ambitiously-titled Major Without A Deal debut album didn't quite move major numbers, but he gives zero fucks and has decided to follow up the album theme with a new mixtape. Major Without A Deal: Reloaded actually drops this afternoon, and in anticipation of the mixtape, Troy delivers a new leak "Prime Time," to follow up 

The Troy Ave hustle continues, as the Brooklyn rapper has shared a new track, "PAC MAN," off his upcoming mixtape, Major Without a Deal: Reloaded, which is set to drop next week.  The production, from Kezy Baby, sounds similar to those classic New York records that Troy is fighting hard to keep alive. Troy's bars here, though, are more varied than usual, and he's able to carry out enjoyable punchlines -- always straight FACTS, of course -- throughout the record. The track's title refers to how many biters Troy is currently trying to run away from.