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Songs The Aussie native taps one of ATL's smoothest MCs for a new version of one of his newest hits.
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Songs Trae Tha Truth in Ibiza has the feature it needed.
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Songs This is just one of Jorjiana's tracks to gain steam as of late.
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Songs The song arrives alongside a fun accompanying music video, filmed in Tokyo.
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Songs Wiz Khalifa tantalized fans with a healthy snippet recently and fans were messing with it. Thankfully, J Cole pulled through again.
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Songs Leon Thomas has blossomed with his last album and its lead single "MUTT," and he's continuing to build out this chapter with a new remix.
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Mixtapes This song is giving the shine that Tinashe rightfully deserves.
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Music Even though the song is still incredible, it still is a tragic "what could have been moment."
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Songs Hurricane Wisdom and Lil Baby teamed up to rejuvenate a standout from the former's new album "Perfect Storm."
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Songs 1900Rugrat is buzzing right now with an upcoming headlining tour and numerous singles continuing to pick up steam.
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Songs This flip of a Drake track has been a fan favorite for over a decade, although the circumstances behind this drop are bizarre.
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Songs Everyone in industry sees that BossMan has got next.
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Songs One of the West Coast's newest hitmakers links with an established veteran femcee.
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Songs Tyla's career continues to soar.
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Songs Jones and Thomas sound glorious together.
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Music Many other artists have shouted out Timothee Chalamet and EsDeeKid's new collab, and maybe Drake didn't see that Kendrick Lamar interview.
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Music It seems like the barrage of diss tracks from T.I. and his family have inspired 50 Cent to get in the booth, whether with Max B or others.
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Songs Tommy Richman and Sexyy Red may not be a duo that makes that much sense on paper, but this track is club approved.
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Zachary Horvath