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Yung Tiplex making wave as he drop new prayer jam tagged Adura Mama featuring Ikofix, Adura Mama means Mummy Prayer in English. Expect more best sound from Yung Tiplex. Cop bellow! “SONG…

The elusive Chief Keef has re-emerged with a collaborative single with Mike WiLL Made-It . It’s been quite a year for joint albums as we’ve received projects from many mega-pairs of artists. According to report, Sosa and Mike WiLL Made-It are working on a collab of their own, but until we get more information on that one, the two artists have given us their single “ Status .” If this track sounds familiar it’s because it leaked a while ago, but it only officially hit streaming services today. If there is more music from these two on the horizon, we can’t wait to hear what they’ve come up with. “FOREIGN SONGS…

Kevin Gates is the happiest he’s been in years. He’s officially out of the streets, spending most of his time with his family as he re-focuses on what’s important to him. Sometimes though, he still shifts his attention to the toxicity that used to follow him around for years. Just this week, many believed that he was taking aim at his former collaborator Youngboy Never Broke Again with some heated words on social media. Regardless of his supposed beef with the superstar rapper, Gates is getting ready for the release of his next studio album, titled Khaza after his son’s given name. He’s been teasing its arrival for the last few weeks, dropping “Weeks” during the leadup. Today, he follows up with his new single “Power”, to which he was filming a music video this week, featuring Dublin-based singer/songwriter Dermot Kennedy on the record. “FOREIGN SONGS…

Wale has been steadily teasing new music for a minute now, and while some have wondered whether the lyricist was in the midst of a pot- committed bluff, it would appear he’s officially ready to move his chips onto the table. Enter his brand new single “Flawed,” an emotionally captivating break-up ballad that finds him uniting with the ever-feature-ready Gunna for the first time. As one might have expected, there’s a low-key feel to the instrumental, which blends elements of bass guitar and pitched-up vocals in one lush package. Thematically, Wale seems to be channeling some vintage LL Cool J, aiming to reposition himself as a viable Mr. Right despite a few hiccups in the early stages. Gunna tags in to plead his own case, his cadence the perfect complement to the warm production from Mike Hector. And while Wale attempted to speak to the heart, Gunna shifts his focus to the libido, doing his best to spark nostalgia for those intimate nights in. Though it’s likely this track won’t be appreciated by all demographics, it’s still an interesting look for Wale and Gunna, two of the most melodically- savvy rappers in the game. “FOREIGN SONGS…