Recently, Kodak Black moved to galvanize his loyal fans with the release of Bill Israel, his first full- length album since 2018’s Dying To Live . Boasting features from Gucci Mane, Tory Lanez, Jackboy, and more, Kodak’s new eleven-track record sparked positive responses from his fanbase, many of whom were eager to hear what he’s been sitting on. Off the top, Bill Israel kicks off with a reminder of what Kodak is all about, with “Remember The Times” displaying the same refreshing dose of emotional honesty fans have come to appreciate. Kicking off with an up-tempo flow, Kodak rides the melancholic instrumental while reflecting on previous personal losses. “I was in the cell when X had died, send me to jail, you know I’m gon’ ride,” he spits, alluding to the death of his friend and collaborator XXXTentacion. “Never gon’ care, I’m never gon’ cry, sent me to Hell, I got baptized there.” Take a Listen Below “FOREIGN SONGS…

Almost a month ago, the pair of rappers bragged about their cash flow on the track “ Bankroll ,” and now they’ve returned with another single from their project titled “Automatic.” This is a slow-burning track where the rappers trade verses about the luxury items that their lives afford them while also reminding listeners that the street life is never far away. Nobody Safe features artists like Quando Rondo, Lil Wayne, and Rod Wave, so gear up to hear that album in full next Friday (November 20). “Automatic” comes on the heels of NBA YoungBoy’s surprise mixtape Until I Return that he released earlier this week. “FOREIGN SONGS…

After teasing their collaborative project for much of this year, Future and Lil Uzi Verthave finally delivered Pluto x Baby Pluto . The project was announced yesterday and, in the span of twenty-four hours, we were blessed with a full-length project from the two iconic rappers, offering sixteen featureless songs for us to digest. So far, fans of the duo have enjoyed the tape. It starts off with a loud bang as Pluto and Baby Pluto join forces for “Stripes Like Burberry”, claiming that they’ve earned their respect in the streets. The track, produced by DJ Esco, starts off the party on a spacey note, setting the tone for the entire project. The astronaut-themed duo goes crazy over this beat, which lasts just over four minutes. “FOREIGN SONGS…

Despite announcing a release date for his new album Donda With Child , the legendary recording artist still hasn’t delivered the project, and the date he initially gave is far in the rearview window. Donda has likely been shelved indefinitely, much like a handful of other albums that Kanye has announced and forgotten about. One of the only musical releases from the 2020 Presidential Candidate has been “ Nah Nah Nah “, which did not get a warm reception from the fans. Several days after releasing the song, Kanye teased an upcoming remix, featuring DaBaby and 2 Chainz. It took a minute but the record has finally arrived. The “Nah Nah Nah” remix is available now on streaming platforms, starting off with a verse from DaBaby before heading into Kanye’s hook, which Baby takes on with his own flavor. 2 Chainz hops on for a verse, explaining why he doesn’t feel the need to speak for Kanye when people ask him if he’s doing alright. Already, fans aren’t too pleased with this release, as all of the curse words have been censored, keeping in line with Ye’s promise to no longer release “secular” music. “FOREIGN SONGS…

There’s a case to be made that 2 Chainz has some of the most hilarious bars in the game. And yet he often delivers them with such a straight face, it makes even the most outlandish boast feel wholly sincere. Therefore, when he contemplates ordering thirty hammocks on early So Help Me God highlight “Grey Area,” it feels as if the madman just might do it. And when he proceeds to bawdily rattle his way through the entirety of one’s family tree, one can only shudder at the thought. Straightforward in nature, “Grey Area” springs to life with a lively instrumental from Jay The Great, whose slightly detuned woodwinds imbues the beat with an ever-so-slightly unsettling vibe. 2 Chainz attacks like a man possessed, spurred on by his own reflection decked in the finest silks and designer apparel. “I just sat up on the stand, told a lie straight to the honor,” he raps, in the track’s standout hook. “Old enough to be your Daddy, young enough to fuck your Mama,” he raps, enjoying his lapse into darker moral territory. “All this shit that I have done, I can not believe in karma.” “FOREIGN SONGS…