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Scorpion – Album by Eve

Alexander Cole — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000

Eve is one of the most celebrated women MCs in the history of hip-hop. She has come through with some phenomenal projects, Scorpion included. In fact, today marks the 25th anniversary of the album’s release. 2001 was a huge year for hip-hop, and Eve was one of the major reasons for that. Overall, this is a project that the fans remember fondly. From the hit singles to the album cuts, this was a project that certainly caught the attention of listeners. It is one of those albums that the younger fans must listen to. If you are committed to embracing the history of the genre, then this is a project you will have to go back to.

Release Date: March 6th, 2001

Genre: Hip-Hop

Tracklist For Scorpion

Intro with Swizz – Skit
Cowboy
Who’s That Girl
Let Me Blow Ya Mind ft. Gwen Stefani
3 Way – Skit ft. Steve A. Jordan & Erex
You Had Me, You Lost Me
Got What You Need ft. Drag-On
Frontin’ – Skit ft. Monique
Gangsta Bitches ft. Da Brat & Trina
That’s What It Is ft. Styles
Scream Double R ft. DMX
Thug In The Street ft. The Lox & Drag-On
No, No, No ft. Stephen Marley & Damian Marley
You Ain’t Gettin None
Life Is So Hard ft. Teena Marie
Be Me ft. Mashonda Tifrere

Awards & Commercial Performance

While Scorpion was never an awards contender, it was certainly a massive success. It ended up at number one on the R&B/Hip-Hop albums chart, and it also peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 200. Scorpion is now a platinum album, and remains one of the greatest albums from a woman MC in the history of rap.

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No One Told Us What We’re Here For — Song by 50 Cent ft. Leon Thomas

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 07:47:15 +0000

50 Cent and Leon Thomas join forces on “No One Told Us What We’re Here For,” the official theme song for the upcoming Starz prequel series Power: Origins. The track sets the tone for the next chapter in the Power universe, which dives into the early lives of iconic characters Ghost and Tommy. Built on dark, cinematic production, the record blends 50 Cent’s gritty storytelling with Leon Thomas’ soulful vocal performance. The pairing mirrors the show’s themes of ambition, loyalty, and survival as the characters navigate the streets long before the events of the original series. “No One Told Us What We’re Here For” acts as both a narrative introduction and theme backdrop for Power: Origins, expanding the franchise’s signature sound while connecting it to the legacy fans already know.

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop / R&B
Album: N/A

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BIG MAMA — EP by Flying Lotus

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 07:23:00 +0000

Flying Lotus returns with BIG MAMA, a compact but adventurous EP that also marks a milestone in his catalog. It’s the first time he’s released a project directly through his own label, Brainfeeder. Designed as one continuous 13-minute listening experience, the project leans into FlyLo’s faster, more dance-oriented instincts while maintaining his signature experimental touch. “I wanted it to be free and feel alive,” Flying Lotus said in a press release. “I think that was a big intention of mine with this record, just to think about it more like sound design and make something that felt unpredictable and maximal.”

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Electronic
Album: Big Mama

Tracklist for BIG MAMA

Disc 1

BIG MAMA
CAPTAIN KERNEL
ANTELOPE ONIGIRI
IN THE FOREST – DAY
BROBOBASHER
HORSE NUKE
PINK DREAM

Disc 2
1. BIG MAMA – EP CONTINUOUS MIX

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Girl music vol. 1 — EP by Ty Dolla $ign

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 07:02:00 +0000

Ty Dolla $ign returns with girl music vol. 1, a 6-track EP that leans into the smooth R&B-rap fusion that has defined his career. Known for crafting records centered around romance, nightlife, and luxurious vibes, Ty continues that tradition while experimenting with fresh production styles and collaborative energy. On this project, Ty Dolla $ign recruits a few guest features including Ronald Isley of The Isley Brothers, Brandy, and Leon Thomas. Throughout the EP, Ty leans into the atmospheric, seductive sound that has made him one of the most in-demand collaborators across hip-hop and R&B. girl music vol. 1 adds another chapter to Ty’s consistent run of releases, following his recent project TYCOON. He’s reinforcing his reputation as one of the genre’s most reliable hitmakers.

“‘girl music’ started as a conversation at dinner in NYC,” Ty Dolla $ign said in a press release. “The DJ at the restaurant was playing all the right music and it got us thinking about the music that girls really want to hear.”

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: R&B/Hip-Hop
Album: girl music vol. 1

Tracklist for girl music vol. 1

nobody has to know (with Ronald Isley)
3 billion
bad bitch alert
intention (with Brandy)
miss u 2 (with Leon Thomas)
good to me

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OPHANIM — Album by Voices Of Fire & Pharrell Williams

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 06:32:00 +0000

Pharrell Williams’ gospel collective Voices of Fire has officially released OPHANIM everywhere. It’s a spiritually driven project entirely produced by Pharrell Williams. The album was actually previously released in September 2025, but is now available on all streaming platforms. The project builds on the foundation Pharrell began with the Virginia-based choir several years ago, expanding their sound into a fully realized gospel-meets-modern-soul experience. Throughout the project, lush choir arrangements and uplifting songwriting meet Pharrell’s polished production style, creating a record that blends traditional gospel energy with contemporary textures.

Ophanim also brings together an impressive group of collaborators. Guest appearances include Tori Kelly, John Legend, Zacardi Cortez, CeeLo Green, Quavo, and Teddy Swims, each adding their own flavor to the choir’s powerful foundation.

Release Date: September 2025
Genre: Gospel / Soul
Album: Ophanim

Tracklist for OPHANIM

THE ONE (feat. Pharrell Williams)
ANYWHERE (feat. Tori Kelly)
BUSINESS (feat. John Legend)
MIRACLE WORKER
ARMOR (feat. Zacardi Cortez)
I FORGIVE YOU (feat. CeeLo Green & Quavo)
BOUNCE
FAVOR
ARE YOU READY?
ANGELS
WON’T HE DO IT? (feat. Teddy Swims)
OK TO FALL (feat. Zacardi Cortez)
REBORN

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We Don’t Get Along — Song by Juice WRLD & Marshmello

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 06:02:00 +0000

The posthumous catalog of Juice WRLD continues expanding with “We Don’t Get Along,” a collaboration alongside longtime producer partner Marshmello. The pair previously delivered some of Juice’s most recognizable crossover moments, including “Come & Go,” “Bye Bye,” and “Hate the Other Side,” and this new release continues their blend of melodic rap and emotional storytelling. The record highlights Juice WRLD’s signature vulnerability, exploring conflict within relationships while balancing heartbreak and honesty. Marshmello’s production frames the track with polished electronic textures, giving the record a cinematic, late-night feel. For fans, “We Don’t Get Along” serves as another reminder of the late artist’s expansive vault.

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: N/A

Quotable Lyrics

We don’t get along
Looking in the mirror with these
Words on my tongue
I’ve come to this conclusion
We don’t get along

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Strictly 4 The Scythe – Album by Denzel Curry & The Scythe

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 05:58:00 +0000

Denzel Curry links with his newly formed collective The Scythe for Strictly 4 The Scythe, a collaborative tape that blends gritty Southern rap traditions with the modern underground energy surrounding Curry’s circle. The project brings together members including A$AP Ferg, Bktherula, TiaCorine, and Key Nyata. Across the tape, The Scythe pushes forward a raw, cypher-style aesthetic centered on lyrical intensity and collaborative chemistry. The collective previously released the singles, “Lit Effect,” “The Scythe,” and “Mutt That Bih” which helped introduce the group’s sound ahead of the full release. The project represents Curry’s latest evolution following his recent run of concept-heavy releases, emphasizing crew energy and underground rap roots.

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: Strictly 4 The Scythe

Tracklist For Strictly 4 The Scythe

THE SCYTHE (feat. TiaCorine & A$AP Ferg)
LIT EFFECT (feat. Bktherula & LAZER DIM 700)
PHONY (feat. Juicy J, Key Nyata & A$AP Ferg)
MUTT THAT BIH (feat. 1900Rugrat & Key Nyata)
HOOPTY (feat. TiaCorine & Smino)
YOU AIN’T GOTTA LIE (feat. 454 & Luh Tyler)
TAN (feat. Bktherula & TiaCorine)
UP (feat. Rich The Kid, A$AP Ferg & SadBoi)

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Early life crisis — Album by Nettspend

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 05:24:21 +0000

Rising rapper Nettspend steps into a new chapter with early life crisis, his official debut studio album. The 21-track project arrives as the follow-up to his breakout mixtape Bad Ass F*cking Kid and captures the anxieties, pressure, and identity struggles of a generation entering adulthood too quickly. Nettspend uses the album to reflect on the emotional turbulence that comes with sudden attention and artistic growth. The project also features appearances from artists YoungBoy Never Broke Again and OsamaSon, expanding his reach beyond the underground circles that first championed his music. With early life crisis, the young artist continues positioning himself as a defining voice in the Gen-Z rap wave.

Release Date: March 6, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: early life crisis

Tracklist for early life crisis

you ready?
ce
pain talk (with OsamaSon)
crack
still standing
who tf is u
trap house 2016
masked up (feat. YoungBoy Never Broke Again)
stab
halftime
meet me in richmond
no sleep
<3 me
paris hilton
sick
cross em out
shades on
plan b
make it bleed
hey, hello
lil bieber

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Doechii Will Not Apologize For Disliking Cats

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 03:08:16 +0000

Doechii has sparked a heated debate online after sharing her unfiltered opinion about cats on Threads. And she’s not backing down. The Florida artist recently jumped on social media to admit she’s not a fan of the furry companions, arguing that cats simply aren’t naturally friendly animals. The comment quickly set off a wave of reactions from pet owners and fans across the internet, many of whom rushed to defend their beloved cats.

Doechii didn’t seem surprised by the backlash.

In a post that quickly circulated across X and other platforms, the rapper explained that her frustration comes from the effort she believes it takes for cats to warm up to people compared to other animals. According to her, the dynamic between cats and humans can sometimes feel forced.

“People act like it’s a crime to dislike cats when they genuinely aren’t friendly animals,” she wrote online. “They don’t wanna be domestic just leave ’em alone! Like it’s not organic.”

She continued by joking that many cat owners accept scratches and aggressive behavior from their pets as normal, which she finds confusing.

“It’s rare that cats are immediately lovey without years of pain and work put in,” Doechii added. “Y’all be scratched and beat up by your own animals.”

Doechii Shares Her Reasoning For Not Liking Cats

Doechii is facing backlash on Threads after saying she dislikes cats and finds them unfriendly

"People act like it’s a crime to dislike cats when they genuinely aren’t friendly animals." pic.twitter.com/6vRiYYe4bW
— Kurrco (@Kurrco) March 3, 2026

The comments immediately ignited a flood of responses from cat lovers, with many arguing that cats simply show affection differently than dogs and require patience to build trust. Others, however, admitted they understood the rapper’s point, especially when it comes to cats being more independent pets.

“I could care less abt Doechii’s opinion on cats specifically,” one person wrote. “But seeing people generalize cats as ‘unfriendly animals’ is absolutely hilarious to me. I don’t think I’ve Eeer been around a mean cat, and I’ve been around different ones for my entire life. Scared, maybe.”

“Man idgaf about doechii disliking cats,” said another. “Long as she’s not harming them it’s no need to have a discourse about it. There’s other things happening in the world that we should be mad about!!!”

While the debate may seem lighthearted, it’s another example of how quickly everyday opinions can explode into full-blown discourse online. Especially when it involves animals people feel strongly about.

For now, Doechii appears unfazed by the criticism. If anything, the viral moment proves that even a simple pet preference can turn into a social media battle.

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T.I. Admits Leaving Atlantic Records Was A Bad Idea

Tallie Spencer — Fri, 06 Mar 2026 02:23:35 +0000

T.I. is reflecting on a major turning point in his career, admitting that walking away from Atlantic Records nearly 15 years ago may not have been the best move. The Atlanta rap veteran recently opened up about the decision during a conversation with Carl Lamarre on Billboard’s In Conversation series. While looking back on his career, T.I. explained that curiosity played a big role in his choice to leave the label at the time.

According to the Grammy-winning rapper, he wanted to understand his own ability better. Specifically, the success he experienced during the height of his career. T.I. says he had to know if the success was driven by his own abilities or the strength of the label behind him.

“One of the toughest decisions I made, arguably one of the worst in my career, was leaving Atlantic,” T.I. said. “I got tired of wondering if my success was because of me or because of them. I had to find out.”

T.I. built a dominant run in the late 2000s with major albums and hit singles. He said the reality became clearer soon after he stepped away from the label. Once he left, he realized just how many behind-the-scenes strategies and resources had been working in his favor while he was signed. Those efforts, he explained, were things he hadn’t fully noticed while they were happening.

T.I. Explains His “Worst Decision”

T.I. says leaving Atlantic was one of the worst decisions he made in his career, but he just had to know if his success was due to him or the label

[Almost instantly finding out labels did things he was oblivious to]

: @Billboard
: https://t.co/UmiZH0S55S pic.twitter.com/NnGOv9ItLI
— Block Topickz (formerly Glock Topickz) (@BlockTopickz) March 4, 2026

After that realization, the rapper said he became eager to learn exactly what went into turning music into chart success.

“I could immediately tell there were a lot of things being done on my behalf that I probably didn’t even realize,” he said. “When I figured that out, I wanted to understand how those things worked and how to do them myself.”

Although he didn’t detail the specific strategies, T.I. suggested Atlantic had a kind of industry “magic wand” when it came to helping records become commercial hits.

“I made the music,” he explained. “But when I turned it in to them, they helped turn it into the success everybody knew.”

T.I.’s decade-long run with Atlantic Records came to an end in 2013, shortly after he dropped his eighth studio album, Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head. He later signed with Columbia Records before eventually choosing to move forward as an independent artist in 2015.

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