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Music Avicii's First Posthumous Album "Tim" Announced Avicii's posthumous single with Aloe Blacc will be released next week. By Alex Zidel April 05, 2019
News Chinx Lives On Alongside Red Cafe With Posthumous "Gettin Money" Chinx's team drops off posthumous single "Gettin Money." By Mitch Findlay December 04, 2018
Numbers XXXTentacion's "SAD!" Breaks Single Day Streaming Record On Spotify Spotify goes back on their word to censor XXX. By Devin Ch June 20, 2018
News King Von's "War" Earns A Release Prior To First Posthumous Album King Von's team releases his new single "War" ahead of his first posthumous album this week. By Alex Zidel March 02, 2022
News Lil Peep Estate Re-Releases His "Vertigo" EP Lil Peep's estate officially releases one of his earlier projects "Vertigo" to all streaming services. By Alex Zidel March 05, 2020
Songs Lil Peep's Posthumous "4 Gold Chains" Track Is Here Lil Peep's team continues to expand the late rapper's catalog. By Milca P. May 14, 2018
News Lil Peep's Legacy Expands With The Reflective "Life Is Beautiful" Lil Peep examined the cosmic sense of irony on "Life Is Beautiful." By Mitch Findlay November 07, 2018
Music Bankroll Fresh's "In Bank We Trust" Cover Art & Release Date Check out the artwork and release date for the upcoming posthumous release from Bankroll Fresh. By Rose Lilah March 04, 2017
Mixtapes Juicy J's "Mental Trillness" Project Includes A Posthumous Gangsta Boo Feature: Stream Finesse2tymes, Xavier Wulf, and Aleza also make appearances on the 18-track album. By Hayley Hynes March 31, 2023
Music Videos Kanye West & XXXTentacion Release NSFW Video For "One Minute" XXXTentacion's posthumous collaboration with Kanye West gets some animated visuals. By Alex Zidel December 07, 2018
News Lil Peep Takes Listeners On A Personal Journey With "Come Over When You're Sober Pt 2" Peep forever. By Karlton Jahmal November 09, 2018
Music Vince Staples Questions Why NBA Players From The Hood Aren't Targeted Like Rappers He argued that labels perpetuate division & have been making millions off of the deaths of rappers, especially as they crank out posthumous albums for profit. By Erika Marie March 15, 2022