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[FRESH ALBUM] KANYE WEST - DONDA (DELUXE) - HipHop

[FRESH ALBUM] KANYE WEST - DONDA (DELUXE) - HipHop

[FRESH ALBUM] KANYE WEST - DONDA (DELUXE)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 04:53 PM PST

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[FRESH] Kanye West & André 3000 - Life of the Party

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[FRESH] Kanye West - Never Abandon Your Family

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 05:49 PM PST

[DISCUSSION] DRAKE - Take Care (10 Years Later)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:00 PM PST

Listen to Take Care on Apple Music // Spotify // Official YouTube Channel // TIDAL

Take Care was officially released on 15th November 2011 but was ahm, leaked everywhere on the 7th of November.

With Drake Tweeting, "I am not sure if the album leaked. But if it did thank god it doesn't happen a month early anymore." And then followed up with, "Listen, enjoy it, buy it if you like it...and take care until next time."

As it's 12 am on the 7th in my country right now, I have decided to make a thread looking back for the 10 year thread of the album. As it's 12 am on the 15th in Toronto right now, I have decided to make a thread looking back for the 10 year thread of the album.

I actually remember waking up before school to check any news of the album and it was already leaked. I was 14, going through a period of listening to all of the singles that never made it to the actual album bar Marvins Room and Headlines. It was the festive season in India, Diwali was around the corner when my iPod Touch 2nd Generation was loaded with Marvins Room by Drake, Lil Wayne, Jojo and even Chris Brown. I would walk around my city at 10pm, soaking in the lights and firecracker smell, just walking downtown and listening to all iterations of Marvins Room, all of the singles off Take Care that I will be discussing further in this post.

I went to school waiting to come back and listen to what I didn't know, at the time, was going to completely change my life. Take Care changed how I perceived rap music. I have so many memories with the build-up to the album and then the actual album itself. I was making music at the time, and for the best part of one decade after it dropped, all I ever wanted to do was make music like Take Care.

My focus shifted and all I was trying to do was "make good music" no matter how it came, how it sounded, how much it was different from traditional rap music. It was all about making something that sounded good. And to this day, when I listen to Take Care, I have memories that come flooding back, for the better, with tears.

For my best friend, who produced music, the works of Noah 40 and Boi 1Da were evident. You could just listen to a beat in the album and tell if 40 made it or not. It was a great feeling listening to just the beats and picking out the instruments, stems and synths.

My reviews are biased, for this album. I might appreciate My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy as the best rap album that I have heard, subjectively of course, but Take Care for me will always be special. I will not give it a rating, but I hope to take you guys through the journey this was for me and hear your thoughts on the album and its legacy.

The Tracklist:

1. Over My Dead Body [Prod. By 40 & Chantai Kreviazuk] – A song that felt like it was a continuation of Thank Me Later, but then it already sounded more complete than that entire album. The beat was simple, the sample muffled just enough, and verses that sounded like Drake really enjoyed them. Not a standout by any means, but one song that can play in the background all day and I wouldn't be bothered by it.

2. Shot for Me [Prod. By 40] – The song actually lays out the roadmap for the album very well. Some of Drake's standouts on the project were R&B numbers, verses of singing and capping it off with a rap verse, not hard, but soft. As Drake said in 5AM In Toronto, "Every song sounds like Drake featuring Drake". It really did. The song itself isn't the most special, but it really encapsulates what the album was all about. Solid number regardless, have played it countlessly throughout my life.

3. Headlines [Prod. By Boi-1Da, 40 & Hikwa MM] – One of the singles that actually made it to the album. Spectacular. The music video? Not so much. The track however, was, extremely catchy. I have memories of sneaking my iPod to school while listening to it all throughout the winter. It was one of the first songs that just came on your lips and you could rap the whole thing down without losing a breath. It was the song of the winter, there were no two ways about it. Everybody at school was bumping it, all the local events were playing it, the music stores too, there were posters of Drake in India of all places, it was legit.

4. Crew Love (feat. The Weeknd) [Prod. By Illangelo, The Weeknd & 40] – The Weeknd. House of Balloons was already out. It was in the shadows though, on internet forums but not mainstream. I remember, at the time, I was a sucker for High For This. But my early memories of HoB are very hazy, I remember it, but don't remember my reaction to it. But I do remember, my reaction to Crew Love. The Weeknd's talent was for the world to see, and he did justice to it. Drake's verse felt like a feature. And I was all for it. Drake stood out on The Zone but Crew Love was the superior sound to me, maybe because it was shorter and left something to be desired. The desire to replay it leaps and bounds. Didn't blow up in my city at least but was my top 3 for the album.

5. Take Care (feat. Rihanna) [Prod. By Jamie xx & 40] – One of the weaker songs on the album in my opinion. Did the charts, made the news, broke the records. But to me, it didn't feel as good as some of the others in the album. It was a duet, it didn't have a rap verse. To me, I liked it when Drake was singing on the album, but the rap verse felt weak. I understand it was a radio record but I'd rather hum to it than sing to it. I find myself skipping it time to time, more often than not. It was just not my type, but it was on everybody's Facebook Status and photo captions.

6. Marvins Room / Buried Alive Interlude (feat. Kendrick Lamar) [Prod. By 40 & Supa Dups) – Ahh Marvins Room; the song that I went to for all my heartbreaks, and all my evenings while taking a walk. I listened to it when I woke up, before I went to bed, during walks, everywhere. But on the sound itself, it was perfect. It was the best on the album, it was the peak of Drake featuring Drake, the ethos of the album. I don't think Drake has ever topped the atmosphere and feeling with one song as he did with this. He's recreated a lot of his hits but never been able to substitute this. I really cannot thank him enough for Buried Alive though. It was the first time I had heard Kendrick Lamar. I didn't dig the stems on the track but the flow is pure. Kendrick has made better songs, but this song has so many elements that make Kendrick great. If I didn't hear this, I probably wouldn't have heard of Kendrick for another two years, and I'm thankful for it.

7. Underground Kings [Prod. By T-Minus & 40] – "Sometimes I need that romance, sometimes I need that pole dance, sometimes I need that stripper who gon' tell me that she don't dance." I enjoyed every song that was R&B and rap fused but what I really wanted to hear was Drake rap. He's never been the best at it, but he's been unique. And it was refreshing to hear a full length with 28/30 bars each verse. Not much more to add.

8. We'll Be Fine (feat. Birdman) [Prod. By T-Minus & 40] – Forgettable. Probably my least favourite on the entire album. The vocal sample in the background doesn't fit, Drake feels his sluggish Thank Me Later self. Reminds me of Off That (Jay-Z) where Drake had a mediocre performance. Birdman, the less said the better. Does not add anything to the sound, doesn't alleviate it, doesn't stand out but just comes off as annoying. I haven't heard one decent verse from Birdman since I Made It by Kevin Rudolph or Like This Like That by Jay Sean and those were just ok too.

9. Make Me Proud (feat. Nicki Minaj) [Prod. By T-Minus] – Good, not great. I remember this being a single (or an early leak) and found out about this on that website, I can't recall it. (Red backgrounds some type of hip hop dot com, pretty popular back in the day) I always hold it to Up All Night where it falls short. But still feels like a regular track, not something that holds up an album. I don't feel it lacks the qualities to be a top track but the synergy isn't working out for me. Both artists could probably take these verses and put them on solo projects and it would sound better in my opinion. But still bumped this a whole lot due to the hook.

10. Lord Knows (feat. Rick Ross) [Prod. By Just Blaze] – Oh my god. Coming off Free Spirit which never made it, and Made Men. I was genuinely excited as this was understandably the peak of Rick Ross' career. As soon as I heard You Only Live Twice on CLB, it took me back to this fused with Aston Martin Music. I am a big fan of this style of production with the vocal samples in the background which are enough to give the song an identity that's hard to forget. Drake's verse is a tad bit too long but still no complaints. Rick Ross pulled out one of his better verses, reminds me of his collaborations with Nas, where he always picks up. Overall a very enjoyable experience, Rick Ross' feature was my highlight along with the production quality. The synth going out towards the end was so exciting for me as I looped that thing again and again in my DAW.

11. Cameras/Good Ones Go Interlude [Prod. By 40 & Drake] – Cameras was good, it was enjoyable. Did get a bit repetitive but really not much to say about it outside of that. Great sample post the hook though. Good Ones Go however, was a banger. It felt like it was Marvins Room 2.0; not as good, but just as memorable. I feel like it is the most underrated track of the entire album. It's not too long, not too short, has a bit of singing, bit of vibing, and a bit of rap. Feels like a neat little package.

12. Doing It Wrong [Prod. By 40] – Was pretty popular when it dropped. I liked it but not enough to go gaga over it. The Jazz piece at the end is pretty memorable though. Just a track I can play in the background and forget about it. Was too soft and slow for my liking overall.

13. The Real Her (feat. Lil Wayne & André 3000) [Prod. By 40 & Drake] – Love it. I feel like Drake should've just kept one verse for himself, it was still one of the milestone tracks aka we have reached a certain point in the album. Lil Wayne was good but I was expecting him with a different energy on the album, but this was good too, just felt short compared to the other songs. Felt like Drake on She Will, great, but leaving something to be desired. André had the best verse on the track, hands down. He just went in, and didn't stop. And I loved that! When I read his name on the tracklist for the first time I was like "WHAT", and wanted to hear it asap.

14. Look What You've Done [Prod. By Chase N. Cashe & 40] – Another underrated track of the song. The keyboard strokes, and the muffled party samples in the background gives you a sense of sitting in a classic party, with a single malt in your glass and everybody sporting custom fitted suits. The delivery felt very natural, and as a rapper, it felt like Drake just heard the beat and went "YEAH I'LL WRITE TO THAT" and came up the next morning with the whole thing put together. I can just relate to this track on many levels. If you haven't heard this, I would definitely recommend it.

15. Hell Ya Fucking Right (feat. Lil Wayne) [Prod. By T- Minus] – Timeless. This was the Lil Wayne energy I was referring to on The Real Her. It felt like a shitpost does, it didn't fit with the theme of the album, but I loved it. The synth was borderline comical but it just felt like a goofy track put in there. Broke the flow for me but I think it was a well-timed intervention given how deep we were into the album and away from the certified bangers.

16. Practice [Prod. By 40 & Drake] – Suprisingly good. The end of the album genuinely feels like a fading away in tracks. You know it belongs to the album, you know it is probably not as good as the standouts, but makes you want to stay till the very end of the album every time you hear it. And that was actually the case with a lot of songs on Take Care, they weren't as good as the standouts, the entire album was not on a single level like J. Cole's Forest Hills Drive but you just couldn't find yourself skipping songs. They all had enough to make you want to listen to them and actually enjoy them. I am sure you understand what I am trying to say, and Practice did just that. It also grows very well, the second half is a great evolution from the monotonic first half of the track.

17. The Ride [Prod. By Doc McKinney & The Weeknd] – The Weeknd is back! I mean I know he was a major part of making this album what it was but he was directly involved once again. He's not credited as a feature but I will always count it as one. This felt like House of Balloons, and it was beautiful. Drake was okay in the first verse and good in the second, but the Weeknd was so good to consistently keep the project alleviated. Great listen, especially if you count it as a bonus song in your head cannon from The Trilogy. Felt like a great note of appreciation for the efforts and sounds that made Take Care what it was.

18. The Motto (feat. Lil Wayne & Tyga) Bonus Track [Prod. By T-Minus] – Well the Tyga verse is now <redacted> from all platforms after the beef, but I haven't forgotten about it yet Drake. The song that made all mid-schoolers put YOLO on their BBMs. Again, didn't fit the theme but was a bonus track, did well, I didn't enjoy it a whole lot, but Lil Wayne's verse was great.

19. Hate Sleeping Alone (Bonus Track) [Prod. By 40] – Wow. Another bonus, but this time it was actually in line with the album. The hook was top notch. This is actually one of the tracks that has stuck with me for the decade. I have moved countries twice in the last ten years, discovered countless artists but this one always sticks with me. Has the classic Take Care end to it with the synths playing at the end of the verse and in my memory, will always be my jam in my playlist when I walk around London. Its not as good as it is for me, but the fact that its so special to me, will always retain its place in my heart.

UNRELEASED SINGLES : The album was preceded by a few releases that never made it to the final tracklist, but to me, were absolutely worthy.

1. Dreams Money Can Buy [Prod. By 40] – I don't know why this never made it. This was easily another underground kings, actually better, and would have fit very well. A great beat, beautiful sample and very well controlled flow. This was a part of the music that was in my iPod prior to release as I walked around Diwali lights in the streets of my city. Can listen to this anyday of the week and not be disappointed.

2. Trust Issues [Prod. By Adrian X, Nikhil Seetharam, T-Minus & 40] – I can see why this didn't make it. It feels like another Marvins Room, and too close to actually put it on the album. But it had the full blueprint, two verses of singing, one verse of rap. This was very much a Take Care song as it could be. If the album was structured a different way chronologically, I can definitely see it being a mirror to Marvins Room's position. Can understand why it wasn't on but I definitely would've loved to see it there. One of the better Drake tracks out there, and the remix with The Weeknd would've been the stuff of Dreams if they decided to actually do something with it. Great track, wasted potential with how they could've handled its release.

3. Club Paradise [Prod. By 40] – My favourite out of the four. I have no complaints against it. Maybe the mastering, but another one that was timeless for me. Soft, not too overblown, and Drake talking about women outlandishly, when he has been conservative all throughout the album. I think why Club Paradise, Dreams Money Can Buy and hate Sleeping Alone didn't feature on the main album together, could probably be because the content was too similar. But very enjoyable, in their own sense.

4. Free Spirit (feat. Rick Ross) [Prod. By 40] – It had everything going, good beat, great synth, great stems and bpm, and a balanced song. Compared to Lord Knows, this felt more like a collaboration. Probably because they left it too late for Rozay in Lord Knows. But if you took this in and replaced it, I wouldn't mind it once bit. Most of these felt like they were going to be on the album but only substituted when there were too many releases/leaks from the album before even the summer was up.

And that's it, 3000 words that I will never get back and a bunch of paragraphs nobody asked for. So that was how I feel about Take Care, your opinion, of course can be vastly different. But to me it was the life changing, it changed how I looked at music and how I made it. I know this sub enjoys IYRTITL more than any other Drake project but this to me, will never be topped by himself. Listening to CLB after this just feels like buying $15 fake of an item that you just saw for $450 in the store.

I am interested to hear your thoughts on the project, given its been ten long years since.

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O’block rapping a King Von and Prince Dre verse word for word

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:39 AM PST

Brent Faiyaz announces new music, WASTELAND 12.03.21

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 02:31 PM PST

Instagram announcement

Not yet confirmation of if it's an album or single.

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[FRESH] Your Old Droog - Meteor Man feat. Lil Ugly Mane and billy woods

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 06:47 PM PST

Tracklist and Cover for Snoop Dogg's album "Algorithm" dropping 11/19

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:21 AM PST

Album Cover

Tracklist taken from album pre-order

  1. Snoop Dogg - Intro
  2. Redman & Method Man - Alright (feat. Nefertitt Avani)
  3. Snoop Dogg - No Bammer Weed
  4. Eric Bellinger, Snoop Dogg & Usher - New Oldie
  5. Fabolous & Dave East - Make Some Money (feat. Snoop Dogg)
  6. Malaya - Anxiety
  7. Jane Handcock - Like My Weed
  8. YK Osiris - Applying Pressure (feat. Snoop Dogg)
  9. Blxst & Snoop Dogg - Go To War
  10. October London - I Want You
  11. August 08 - Gyu (feat. Ty Dolla $ign & Bino Rideaux)
  12. Malaya - Inspiration
  13. Mount Westmore (Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40 & Too $hort) - Big Subwoofer
  14. Snoop Dogg, Benny The Butcher, Jadakiss & Busta Rhymes - Murder Music
  15. Heydeon - Been Thru
  16. Snoop Dogg - Qualified (feat. Larry June & October London)
  17. Choc - Everybody Dies
  18. Jane Handcock - By & By
  19. Snoop Dogg & DJ Cassidy - Diamond Life (feat. Mary J Blige)
  20. Jane Handcock - Whatever You On
  21. Nefertitti Avani - Make It Last
  22. Snoop Dogg - No Smut On My Name (feat. Battle Loco & Kokane
  23. Snoop Dogg - Get My Money (feat. Prohoezak)
  24. Camino - Steady (feat. D Smoke & Wiz Khalifa)
  25. Snoop Dogg - Outro
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[DISCUSSION] Childish Gambino - Camp (10 years later)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 08:51 PM PST

10 years ago on November 15th 2011 Childish Gambino (real name Donald Glover) released his debut album Camp. Coming off a string of mixtapes such as "sick boi", "pointdexter", "I am just a rapper" series and his EP called "EP" "Camp was an anticipated release selling 52k copies first week.

Outside of music Childish Gambino wrote and acted on comedy shows like 30 rock (how I found out about him), Community, and assorted stand up acts. Because of this Gambino was able to establish a larger audience than a frankly corny lyrically derivative rapper would have. And made contacts with people in the industry like Ludwig Göransson who worked on Community and produced Camp (he would go on to work on Black Panther, Tenent, and the Creed movies).

Turning to the actual album Camp is essentially peak mixtape Gambino. It's everything he's learned at that point on display. But since his mixtapes were terrible this isn't amazing and parts of Camp are not great (outside of production which is fantastic and has aged well). Like it goes without saying that a 5 minute skit about girls at camp not liking you is shit right (it sounds like Joe from YOU)? Or many songs just saying the same shit 50 times. Or quirky goofy lyrics that are hit or miss.

But when the goofy quirky lyrics hit, they hit. Especially if you were following Gambino as Glover when he was rising in the comedy world. Back when Childish Gambino was just his side hustle those lyrics were pure Donald Glover. Camp is an end of an era for that Glover and 2013s Because of the Internet (BTI) is a different Glover, when Gambino stopped being the side hustle.

Overall the project is definitely important as not only a culmination of Gambino's talent in the studio, but as an important stage in Glover's career as a rapper.

Best songs: Bonfire, Heart beat, Backpackers, LES, Sunrise

Worst songs: That Power

Song score: 7.3

Project score: 6

Overall score: 6.7

PS: I grabbed the double LP today so if you wanted it check your local store.

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SPOOKY BLACK(CORBIN)- WITHOUT YOU

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:48 AM PST

Ski Mask The Slump God & XXXTENTACION - Take A Step Back

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 12:10 PM PST

[Fresh] Lil Peep - Right Here (Ft Horse head)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:46 PM PST

Kid Cudi - love.

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 11:12 PM PST

Biz Markie - Biz Markie (1988) - Unreleased until 2018 because the masters were thought to be lost.

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 04:20 AM PST

[FRESH] - Your Old Droog - Meteor Man

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 02:19 PM PST

Janelle Monáe - Tightrope ( Official Music Video )

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 07:41 PM PST

Sunday General Discussion Thread - November 14th, 2021

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 10:02 AM PST

Insert topical discussion text here

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Ludacris - Southern Hospitality

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 02:10 PM PST

[FRESH] RX Papi - N.L.M.B (produced by Gud)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 09:09 PM PST

Bun B - Draped Up (Remix) Ft. Lil Keke, Slim Thug, Lil Flip, Z-Ro (Official Music Video) Classic

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 04:00 PM PST

Jim Jones - Pity in the Summer (Audio) ft. Cam'ron, Rain, Fred the Godson, Marc Scibilia (RIP Fred the Godson)

Posted: 15 Nov 2021 04:35 AM PST

Bktherula - IDK WHAT TO TELL YOU (Official Video)

Posted: 15 Nov 2021 04:03 AM PST

[FRESH ALBUM] Sauce Walka - Drill Spill

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JPEGMAFIA - God Bless My Homegirls

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 02:26 PM PST
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Recommended If You Like thread - November 13, 2021 - HipHop

Recommended If You Like thread - November 13, 2021 - HipHop

Recommended If You Like thread - November 13, 2021

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 08:00 AM PST

If you're looking for a recommendation give a description/music link/artist so that other people will know what you want.

Example: "I want to hear an artist that sounds like old Kanye production" (you can get more specific but usually enough). And then someone will respond with recommendations X, Y, and Z.

You can also leave a top level comment recommending an artist/project/scene that you think others might like if they like X, Y, and Z.

Example: "You guys should check out DJ Mustard's mixtape Ketchup RIYL (recommended if you like) post-hyphy and minimalistic west coast beats"

Remember, the point of this thread is to share music, try not to post stuff that's already really popular unless it answers someone's question.

The more descriptive you guys are with your posts, the easier it is to help you find what you want. Just stating an artist's name isn't that helpful since you might only like one specific aspect of that artist's music.

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Previous RIYL posts

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Childish Gambino - Sober

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 06:58 AM PST

Kendrick Lamar - Chapter 10/Ronald Reagan Era Day N Vegas 2021

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 04:41 PM PST

Lil Peep - beamer boy

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 05:47 PM PST

'Don't Put No Time Limit on How Old We Are': Snoop Dogg Asks Why Rap Legends Aren't Treated Like 'Motherf—ing Rock & Rollers' (Algorithim coming 11/19)

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 04:31 PM PST

Snoop Dogg on Death Row Records: 'I should be running that'

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 03:03 PM PST

2 Chainz - Feel A Way (feat. Kanye West & Brent Faiyaz)

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 03:43 PM PST

Flying Lotus (Full Set) | Adult Swim Festival 2021

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 08:21 PM PST

[FIRST IMPRESSIONS] Aesop Rock & Blockhead - Garbology

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 11:14 AM PST

It's been a day or two since the album came out. What's your thoughts. Some question primers.

  • Does Aesop Rock's reunion with Blockhead take you back to his None Shall Pass days, or is this something new?

  • How do you feel about Aesop Rock returning to a more verbose rap style since Impossible Kid. It seems like he's getting more and more cryptic with his lyrics as of late, feeling more akin to his older albums than Skelethon/Impossible Kid.

  • What is the overall moral or lesson one should pull from Garbology?

  • Should Aesop Rock be considered a GOAT with his expansive discography that never misses, and what he represents as it pertains to underground hip hop?

Also I accidentally deleted the release thread like a fucking idiot so here's a link to the comments where there was a lot of good discussion.

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Mac Miller - Day One (A Song About Nothing)

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 12:56 PM PST

16yrold ft. Yung Bans, D Savage and Tracy - Young Scooter

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:45 PM PST

Daily Discussion Thread 11/13/2021

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:06 AM PST

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14th: Dirty Bird - Virginia Creeper [Future Beats, Independent]

17th:

  • Clams Casino - Winter Flower [Instrumental Hip Hop, Cloud Rap, Independent]
  • Dee Watkins - Problem Child 3 (featuring Hotboii, NoCap & Quail P) [Flordia Trap, Alamo]
  • Slump6s - Origin (featuring Yung Bans) [SoundCloud Rap, Republic]

19th:

  • Snoop Dogg - The Algorithim (featuring Ice Cube, E-40, Too Short, Jadakiss, Benny the Butcher, Busta Rhymes, Mary J. Blige, Fabolous, Dave East + more) [West Coast Hip Hop, Def Jam]
  • French Montana - They Got Amnesia (featuring Drake, Kodak Black, Rick Ross, John Legend, Pop Smoke, Lil Durk, Fivio Foreign, Saweetie, Doja Cat, Fabolous, Max B, Coi Leray, Latto, Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Tjay & Moneybagg Yo) [Pop Rap, Wavy, Epic]
  • Bryson Tiller - A Different Christmas [R&B, Trap, Holiday Music, RCA]
  • K.Flay - Outside Voices [Pop Rap, BMG]
  • KAYTRANADA - Intimidated EP (featuring Mach-Hommy, Thundercat & H.E.R.) [Hip House, RCA]
  • Curren$y & Cash Fargo - Land Air Sea [Stoner Rap, Which Way Is Up / Jet Life]
  • DUSTY LOCAINE - UNTAMED [BK Drill, 95MM / EMPIRE]
  • D-Block Europe - Home Alone 2 (featuring AJ Tracey, Tion Wayne, Wretch 32, M Huncho, Central Cee + more) [UK Rap, Independent]
  • Orelsan - Civilisation [French Hip Hop, Epic]
  • Jean Deaux - Most Wanted (featuring DESTIN CONRAD, Uno Hype & Ambré) [R&B, Chicago, Duality / EMPIRE]
  • Jedi Mind Tricks - The Funeral and the Raven (featuring CRIMEAPPLE, Recognize Ali, Ill Bill + more) [Hardcore Hip Hop, Enemy Soil]
  • DC The Don - My Own Worst 3nemy (featuring jetsonmade & Lil Gnar) [DMV, SoundCloud Rap, Rostrum]
  • Apollo Brown & Stalley - Blacklight [Conscious Hip Hop, Boom Bap, Mello Music Group]
  • Lancey Foux - LIVE.EVIL (featuring Kanye West, Lil Yachty & 24kGoldn) [UK Rap, Playbloke Carter, PSYKE / Human Re Sources]
  • Angel Haze - Girl With The Gun EP [Pop Rap, West Coast, LGBT, Female Rapper, Independent]
  • Max B - Negro Spirituals (featuring Raheem DeVaughn, French Montana, Giggs + more) [NY Rap, Wavy, EMG]
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Full Calendar

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Ugly God - I'm a Nasty Hoe

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:24 PM PST

[FRESH VIDEO] M.I.A. - Babylon

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:56 AM PST

Yung Bruh & Dewboi - Dam

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:46 PM PST

Adult Swim Festival 2021 - Saturday Live Set

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 10:25 PM PST

[FRESH VIDEO] B Lovee - "Talk About It"

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 09:54 PM PST

[ORIGINAL] Sace The Rebel - Pound of Flesh

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 10:12 PM PST

WHY? - The Fall of Mr. Fifths

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 08:22 AM PST

Playboi Carti Fans Boo Rico Nasty & Rico Responds With Hilarity

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 05:49 AM PST

American Deli - Chavo ft. Coi Leray (prod. Pi'erre Bourne)

Posted: 14 Nov 2021 12:09 AM PST
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[SHOTS FIRED] Talib Reacts to Ye's newest DC comments by posting Ye's ghostwriters - HipHop

[SHOTS FIRED] Talib Reacts to Ye's newest DC comments by posting Ye's ghostwriters - HipHop

[SHOTS FIRED] Talib Reacts to Ye's newest DC comments by posting Ye's ghostwriters

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 04:06 PM PST

[FIRST IMPRESSIONS] Silk Sonic - An Evening With Silk Sonic (With Special Guest Host Bootsy Collins)

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 08:05 PM PST

It's been about 24 hours since AEWSS's release, what are y'all's thoughts so far?

How does it rank in Bruno's and Anderson's discographies?

Did it live up to the hype train created by Leave The Door Open?

Favorite track so far?

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Benny the Butcher announces he has been signed to Def Jam

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 02:40 PM PST

Announced on Instagram

A Buffalo nigga the new face of The Legendary Def Jam Records 🔥🔥🔥 signed my major deal finally this for DJ Shay 🙏🏾 Griselda x B$F this is BIG…Huge Buffalo we did it again gotta thank @chace_infinite @1978hiphop @hank & Hov of course and the whole @rocnation my Family @westsidegunn @whoisconway @griseldarecords my team the Sopranos my nigga @bsf_cityboy @therealtonydeniro @jakeamankwaah yo @iamheem and @prettyrickyhyde y'all stock Jus went up with mine 😏 this street shit back on top ⬆️⬆️⬆️ big unc @defjamsnoop @snoopdogg I appreciate u OG u kno tht 🤞🏾THE BUTCHER COMIN

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KENNY BEATS & SABA + PIVOT GANG FREESTYLE | The Cave: Season 3 - Episode 8

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 12:09 PM PST

Summer Walker's "Still Over It" sells 177K First Week. Key Glock's "Yellow Tape 2" sells 36K.

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 02:17 PM PST

Rank Artist Album Label Pure Sales Streaming Sales Track Equivalent Sales TOTAL SALES
1 Drake Certified Lover Boy OVO/Republic 46,000 562,329 5,000 613,000
2 Kanye West Donda G.O.O.D./Def Jam 37,000 272,000 684 309,000
3 J. Cole The Off-Season Dreamville/Roc Nation/Interscope 37,000 243,000 2,000 282,000
4 Summer Walker Still Over It LVRN/Interscope 12,605 163,886 391 177,470
5 Tyler, The Creator CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST Columbia 55,000 114,000 604 169,604
6 Lil Baby & Lil Durk The Voice of the Heroes Alamo/Geffen/Interscope/WolfPack/Quality Control/Motown 4,000 144,000 1,000 150,000
7 Polo G Hall of Fame Columbia 18,000 124,000 1,197 143,000
8 YoungBoy Never Broke Again Sincerely, Kentrell Never Broke Again/Atlantic 10,199 126,874 701 137,775
9 Rod Wave SoulFly Alamo/Geffen/Interscope 4,000 126,000 700 130,700
10 Migos Culture III Quality Control/Motown 22,500 106,000 2,028 130,500
11 Lil Nas X MONTERO Columbia 22,000 102,000 2,000 126,000
12 Young Stoner Life, Young Thug & Gunna Slime Language 2 Young Stoner Life/Atlantic 6,000 106,000 1,000 113,000
13 Moneybagg Yo A Gangsta's Pain CMG/N-Less/Interscope 4,000 106,020 713 110,713
14 Doja Cat Planet Her Kemosabe/RCA 11,024 95,722 2,715 109,461
15 Meek Mill Expensive Pain MMG/Atlantic 10,000 82,000 3,000 95,000
16 DJ Khaled KHALED KHALED We The Best/Epic 15,006 76,000 3,000 94,000
17 Young Thug Punk Atlantic 9,007 80,718 621 90,346
18 NF CLOUDS (THE MIXTAPE) NF Real Music/Virgin 61,541 27,377 916 89,834
19 The Weeknd The Highlights XO/Republic 9,995 69,827 9,018 88,840
20 Pop Smoke Faith Victor Victor/Republic 3,984 83,000 1,323 88,000
21 Trippie Redd Trip At Knight TenThousand 6,143 69,171 426 81,000
22 Don Toliver Life of a DON Cactus Jack/WeRunIt/Atlantic 18,000 49,000 1,000 68,000
23 Lil Tjay Destined 2 Win Columbia 2,549 59,013 705 62,267
24 Pooh Shiesty Shiesty Season Atlantic 1,324 61,618 463 62,000
25 NCT 127 Sticker - The 3rd Album SM/Virgin 58,161 2,964 188 61,648
26 Nas King's Disease II Mass Appeal 20,385 34,962 1,594 56,941
27 Prince Welcome 2 America Legacy 51,970 4,476 480 56,926
28 Baby Keem The Melodic Blue Columbia 1,187 52,517 365 54,068
29 G Herbo 25 Machine Label Group/Imperial/Republic 1,609 44,693 289 46,591
30 Isaiah Rashad The House Is Burning TDE/Warner 4,338 38,175 211 42,724
31 Jazmine Sullivan Heaux Tales RCA 6,907 32,177 694 39,778
32 H.E.R. Back of My Mind RCA 6,099 29,045 1,026 36,170
33 Key Glock Yellow Tape 2 Paper Route/Empire 8,026 27,250 256 35,533
34 Young Dolph & Key Glock Dum and Dummer 2 Paper Route/Empire 3,775 31,187 258 35,220
35 Megan Thee Stallion Something for Thee Hotties Atlantic 3,918 28,390 346 32,654
36 DMX Exodus Def Jam 14,332 16,872 965 32,168
37 42 Dugg Free Dem Boyz CMG/Interscope 819 30,899 206 31,924
38 $uicideboy$ Long Term Effects of SUFFERING G59 3,464 27,703 93 31,260
39 Giveon When It's All Said And Done... Take Time Not So Fast/Epic 1,307 28,624 365 30,296
40 Lil Tecca We Love You Tecca 2 Galactic/Republic 1,203 28,689 134 30,027
41 BROCKHAMPTON ROADRUNNER: NEW LIGHT, NEW MACHINE RCA 14,932 14,362 53 29,347
42 Only The Family Lil Durk Presents: Loyal Bros Only The Family/Empire 2,020 26,806 200 29,025
43 EST Gee Bigger Than Life Or Death Warlike/CMG/Interscope 2,053 26,186 217 28,456
44 J Balvin JOSE UMLE 24,832 1,402 700 26,935
45 Anuel AA & Ozuna Los Dioses Real Hasta La Muerte 3,359 22,588 416 26,363
46 YNW Melly Just A Matter of Slime P2021 6,377 19,232 752 26,361
47 ITZY Crazy in Love JP 21,663 4,374 170 26,206
48 Various Artists Judas and the Black Messiah: The Inspired Album RCA 1,924 22,963 1,244 26,132
49 Tee Grizzley Built For Whatever Atlantic 828 23,363 235 24,427
50 Big30 King Of Killbranch Bread Gang/N-Less/Interscope 1,526 20,578 464 24,067
51 Toosii Thank You For Believing South Coast/Capitol 5,538 17,853 97 23,488
52 Yung Bleu Moon Boy Vandross/Empire 2,208 20,728 533 23,469
53 24kGoldn El Dorado Records/Columbia 2,501 19,675 458 22,634
54 Kevin Gates Only The Generals Part II Breadwinner's Association 2,346 19,706 303 22,365
55 Big Scarr Big Grim Reaper Atlantic 1,649 20,125 84 21,858
56 Kodak Black Haitian Boy Kodak Atlantic 691 19,845 123 20,659
57 Logic Bobby Tarantino III Def Jam 2,910 17,319 330 20,559
58 KAROL G KG0516 UMLE 1,439 18,166 576 20,181
59 Mozzy Untreated Trauma Mozzy/Empire 10,656 8,446 499 19,964
60 Young Dolph PAPER ROUTE iLLUMINATi Paper Route/Empire 2,428 17,260 189 19,876
61 Vince Staples Vince Staples Blacksmith/Motown 3,374 16,264 114 19,752
62 Wale Folarin II MMG/Warner 2,960 16,190 554 19,704
63 Rauw Alejandro VICE VERSA Sony Music Latin 456 18,674 258 19,388
64 G-Eazy These Things Happen Too BPG/RVG/RCA 2,518 16,068 634 19,219
65 Leon Bridges Gold-Diggers Sound Columbia 12,160 6,473 335 18,968
66 Benny The Butcher The Plugs I Met 2 Black Soprano Family/SRFSCHL 8,419 9,571 205 18,194
67 Snoh Aalegra TEMPORARY HIGHS IN THE VIOLET SKIES Artium 3,341 14,473 250 18,064
68 Myke Towers LYKE MYKE Warner 671 17,208 88 17,967
69 MO3 Shottaz 4Eva H$M/Empire 2,104 15,654 175 17,933
70 Pi'erre Bourne The Life Of Pi'erre 5 Interscope 397 17,170 87 17,653
71 Sleepy Hallow Still Sleep? Winners Circle/RCA 231 16,433 89 16,754
72 ATEEZ ZERO : FEVER Part.3 KQ 1,121 15,415 199 16,735
73 Ski Mask The Slump God Sin City The Mixtape Victor Victor/Republic 775 15,433 53 16,260
74 Farruko La 167 Sony Music Latin 816 15,427 565 16,807
75 Lil Yachty Michigan Boy Boat Quality Control/Motown/Capitol 218 15,708 71 15,997
76 Gucci Mane Ice Daddy Guwop/Atlantic 1,125 14,508 295 15,928
77 Lil Skies Unbothered All We Got/Atlantic 756 14,145 175 15,076
78 ZAYN Nobody Is Listening RCA 4,181 10,338 378 14,898
79 Lil Wayne & Rich The Kid Trust Fund Babies Republic 1,535 12,987 287 14,810
80 Fredo Bang In The Name Of Gee (Still Most Hated) Se Lavi/Def Jam 4,023 10,572 93 14,687
81 Logic YS Collection Vol. 1 Def Jam 1,955 11,807 377 14,140
82 Nelly Heartland Records/Columbia 2,976 9,877 1,108 13,961
83 Gucci Mane So Icy Boyz Atlantic 1,562 12,004 357
84 mike. the highs. 4TheHomies 6,532 7,025 77 13,634
85 CJ Loyalty Over Royalty CJ Music/Warner 370 11,930 270 12,5702

Top 10 First Weeks of 2021 Across All Genres

Rank Artist Album Label Pure Sales Streaming Sales Track Equivalent Sales TOTAL SALES
1 Drake Certified Lover Boy OVO/Republic 46,000 562,329 5,000 613,000
2 Kanye West Donda G.O.O.D./Def Jam 37,000 272,000 684 309,000
3 Taylor Swift Fearless (Taylor's Version) Republic 185,215 112,072 2,785 300,072
4 Olivia Rodrigo SOUR Geffen 68,333 214,446 3,771 286,550
5 J. Cole The Off-Season Dreamville/Roc Nation/Interscope 37,000 243,000 2,000 282,000
6 Morgan Wallen Dangerous: The Double Album Big Loud/Republic 75,181 178,576 7,608 261,365
7 Billie Eilish Happier Than Ever Darkroom/Interscope 148,529 84,055 1,464 234,049
8 Summer Walker Still Over It LVRN/Interscope 12,605 163,886 391 177,470
9 Tyler, The Creator CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST Columbia 55,000 114,000 604 169,604
10 Justin Bieber Justice RBMG/Def Jam 30,000 119,941 4,401 154,000

FAQ:

Q: Source?

A: http://hitsdailydouble.com/sales_plus_streaming

Q: How is this list sorted?

A: It's sorted by the total first-week sales

Q: What are pure sales?

A: Pure sales are purchases of the album (iTunes, Amazon, physicals, etc)

Q: What are track equivalent sales?

A: Track equivalent sales (or TEA/Track Equivalent Albums) is a term used to describe the sale of music downloads or singles. A track equivalent album is equal to 10 tracks, or 10 songs

Q: Where is X album?

A: Only albums that make the top 50 in sales+streaming for their debut week are counted

Q: Why do some albums show exact sales numbers while others do not?

A: The albums that do not show exact numbers are the ones that have had sales corrections from Billboard

Q: Where can I find last year's list?

A: 2020 list, 2019 list, 2018 list, 2017 list, 2016 list

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Lancey Foux announces new Mixtape "LIVE.EVIL" releasing Nov 19th - Features Kanye West, Lil Yachty & 24kGoldn

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 03:04 PM PST

[FRESH VIDEO] Lil Yachty - Yae Energy (Shot on iPhone by Cole Bennett)

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 08:00 PM PST

Bone Thugs-N-Harmony vs Three 6 Mafia will be the next Verzuz battle on December 2

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 11:24 PM PST

[FRESH VIDEO] Run The Jewels - never look back

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 06:08 PM PST

Rico Nasty announces new single "Money" featuring Flo Milli will be released next week.

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 06:53 AM PST

You can hear a snippet of it here (official announcement in the caption).

This is probably the first single off her upcoming 7-track project titled "Rx", executive produced by Dylan Brady of 100 gecs.

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18 years ago today, Cam'ron trolled Bill O'Reilly on Fox News with Dame Dash

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 06:48 AM PST

Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak’s ‘An Evening With Silk Sonic’ Is A Night You Won’t Soon Forget - Album Review

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 07:26 PM PST

Everything about Silk Sonic is just right. For starters, it makes total sense why Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, although at two very different places in the industry, would team-up. Mars has been fishing for a static image as a vintage showman ever since he figured out the parameters of present pop didn't suit him. .Paak has gravitated towards '70s soul from the beginning. One is waiting for a Michael Jackson moment, the other is more than fine wowing from behind the scenes. You get the point. Together, they can do no wrong. Their bond is certified atop ostentatious funk and soul, making for a fun, seductive, and sometimes soul-stirring experience. In case any further approval was required, Bootsy Collins pops in and out, acting like the duo's personal cheerleader. With this much pazazz at their disposal, you'd be a fool to do anything but sit back, relax, and, if you're feeling snazzy, put on your dancing shoes, to enjoy 'An Evening With Silk Sonic'.

A cynic would argue that this was but the latest cliché experiment in a lengthy history of Mars trying to find his true vocation. On the contrary, he and .Paak are revivalists in good faith, and we're better off for it. Who would invite the world into their retro haven by opening all points of access, literally and figuratively, like they would with their intimate partners ('Leave The Door Open')? Silk Sonic, of course. Its confidence is telling of how rock solid the alliance between the two nostalgia-obsessed artists is. And based on the success of singles, there's good reason for their forwardness now, too. In a relatively short span of time, Mars and .Paak have turned an entire era into their own, despite not even being born to experience the craze during the peak of its popularity.

What .Paak brings to this partnership is a thrilling swagger that Mars has only known in small doses previously. The extent of his larger-than-life attitude is on full display during his rapped verses on 'Fly As Me'. It's a gutsy move dedicating a whole song to just how cool you are, but when the eclectic star jives with the steely purpose of a school bully marking his territory, who would deny his title? Side by side for the entirety of the album, it's clear that some of the rambunctious charm rubs onto Mars, who sounds more alive than ever balling out on '777'. The thrill of gambling is so enticing to the pair, their elation becomes sinister, sporting a frenzied fanaticism that'd turn the most avid Vegas-based addicts away. The throwback is hardly new territory for either of them, but the results of the co-conceived project are, somehow, more delicious than .Paaks most alluring renditions.

Of course, credit goes to Silk Sonic for turning the nostalgia-laden sounds popular 40 and 50 years ago into something that still feels fresh today, too. Many have tried, few have done it with such succinct attention to detail. On high point 'Skate', gallivanting, regal strings respond to Mars' demands, "Oh, skate to me, baby (Skate)/Slide your way on over (Slide your way on over)", by, well, skating into his arms with ardent joy. There's a general contagiousness that follows every twinkling synth, accentuated drum pattern, and sumptuous solo here that'll convince you to participate, whether you're familiar with the genre or not. On top of that, Silk Sonic wields a dual appeal that very few artists of this size can relate to. They're a group with enough technical prowess to please critics and possess more than enough attitude to keep fans engaged. On that evidence, these lads might just resurrect a whole genre as The Weeknd has in part done.

Working against them, though, is the brevity of 'An Evening With Silk Sonic'. With just over half an hour of content, the album lacks the type of long-form, kaleidoscopic appeal many of its model works are known for. It's considerably shorter than any of Bootsy Collins' streamable albums, for instance. The untimely ending is a rude shock, not only for Mars and .Paak, who would have benefitted from spending more time together, but its scantness can also make it feel like a precise, preordained calculation at times. Speaking of premature conclusions, 'After Last Night', a plea to pine after divine strangers, is perhaps the only song where Mars and .Paak aren't working in unison. There's no such thing as a bad Silk Sonic song, but when the duo sound more interested in securing a second shag over singing their hearts out, it's as close as it gets.

Although that passivity can be off-putting, the thought of losing female company typically kicks the duo into another gear. A Bruno Mars album, especially, is hardly a Bruno Mars album unless he has the opportunity to win his lover back by serenading them with at least a dash of cutesy cheese. His most sumptuous display, 'Smokin Out The Window', drags .Paak into despair too, "Not to be dramatic, but I wanna die", he sings with an intentionally dramatized snarkiness. To cope with the pain, the pair resort to smoking, all the while, horns erupt in synchronisation with their irregular heartbeats, which might just burst out of their chests. 'Put On A Smile', on the other hand, settles for a more morose conclusion, reminding us that even internationally known players have a soft side.

While it lasts, 'An Evening With Silk Sonic' is an end-to-end romp that affirms Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak as two of this generation's finest stars. Although it's taken the tropes of an earlier era to aid the former, his arrival as the pimped-out show biz maestro is as rewarding as receiving positive words of affirmation from a loved one. In fact, it's so nice, you'll be so inclined to experience 'An Evening With Silk Sonic' all over again.

An Evening With Silk Sonic - Bruno Mars • Anderson .Paak • Silk Sonic - 8/10

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Lupe Fiasco: Why (And Maybe How) You Should Appreciate Aesop Rock

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 05:20 AM PST

Eminem - Infinite (Released 25 Years ago)

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 01:22 AM PST

[FRESH] Silk Sonic - After Last Night w/Thundercat & Bootsy Collins

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 01:52 AM PST

Joey Bada$$ - Feather (2011)

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 09:07 PM PST

[FRESH] Joell Ortiz - Housing Authority ft KXNG Crooked

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 01:48 PM PST

The Roots Present: A Night Of Symphonic Hip Hop

Posted: 13 Nov 2021 12:20 AM PST

[FRESH VIDEO] seeyousoon - Magic

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 05:14 PM PST

Daily Discussion Thread 11/12/2021

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 08:38 AM PST

Welcome to the /r/hiphopheads daily discussion thread!

This thread is for:

  • objective questions with right/wrong answers (e.g. "Does anyone know what is happening with MIXTAPE?", "What is the sample in SONG?")
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  • meta posts...e.g. ideas for the sub

Do not create a separate self post for these types of discussions outside of this thread - if you do, your post will be removed, as stated in the guidelines.

Weekly/Monthly Threads

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Next Week (11/13 - 11/19)

14th: Dirty Bird - Virginia Creeper [Future Beats, Independent]

17th:

  • Clams Casino - Winter Flower [Instrumental Hip Hop, Cloud Rap, Independent]
  • Dee Watkins - Problem Child 3 (featuring Hotboii, NoCap & Quail P) [Flordia Trap, Alamo]
  • Slump6s - Origin (featuring Yung Bans) [SoundCloud Rap, Republic]

19th:

  • Snoop Dogg - The Algorithim (featuring Ice Cube, E-40, Too Short, Jadakiss, Benny the Butcher, Busta Rhymes, Mary J. Blige, Fabolous, Dave East + more) [West Coast Hip Hop, Def Jam]
  • French Montana - They Got Amnesia (featuring Drake, Kodak Black, Rick Ross, John Legend, Pop Smoke, Lil Durk, Fivio Foreign, Saweetie, Doja Cat, Fabolous, Max B, Coi Leray, Latto, Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Tjay & Moneybagg Yo) [Pop Rap, Wavy, Epic]
  • Bryson Tiller - A Different Christmas [R&B, Trap, Holiday Music, RCA]
  • K.Flay - Outside Voices [Pop Rap, BMG]
  • KAYTRANADA - Intimidated EP (featuring Mach-Hommy, Thundercat & H.E.R.) [Hip House, RCA]
  • Curren$y & Cash Fargo - Land Air Sea [Stoner Rap, Which Way Is Up / Jet Life]
  • DUSTY LOCAINE - UNTAMED [BK Drill, 95MM / EMPIRE]
  • D-Block Europe - Home Alone 2 (featuring AJ Tracey, Tion Wayne, Wretch 32, M Huncho, Central Cee + more) [UK Rap, Independent]
  • Orelsan - Civilisation [French Hip Hop, Epic]
  • Jean Deaux - Most Wanted (featuring DESTIN CONRAD, Uno Hype & Ambré) [R&B, Chicago, Duality / EMPIRE]
  • Jedi Mind Tricks - The Funeral and the Raven [Hardcore Hip Hop, Enemy Soil]
  • DC The Don - My Own Worst 3nemy (featuring jetsonmade & Lil Gnar) [DMV, SoundCloud Rap, Rostrum]
  • Apollo Brown & Stalley - Blacklight [Conscious Hip Hop, Boom Bap, Mello Music Group]
  • Lancey Foux - LIVE.EVIL [UK Rap, Playbloke Carter, PSYKE / Human Re Sources]
  • Angel Haze - Girl With The Gun EP [Pop Rap, West Coast, LGBT, Female Rapper, Independent]
  • Max B - Negro Spirituals (featuring Raheem DeVaughn, French Montana, Giggs + more) [NY Rap, Wavy, EMG]
  • RXK Nephew & Apartment9 - Nephew Robbed Apartment9 [Plugg]
  • Noveliss & Dixon Hill - Book of Changes [Midwest, Underground, Independent]

Full Calendar

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[FRESH] ESTEE NACK - Francisco Alberto Caama

Posted: 12 Nov 2021 05:29 PM PST
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