Stop browsing around the Internet and get 2 Chainz’s new tape, T.R.U. REALigion, right here. The artist formerly known as Tity Boi cashes in on the buzz that has him as the architect of one of the more anticipated projects this fall, retail or not. To make the situation official, the mixtape world’s almighty landlord, DJ Drama, joins the festivities to add the Gangsta Grillz stamp of approval. With the make up favoring more album than tape, the Codeine Cowboy assembles a who’s-who cast of producers and features. Read the rest of this entry »

For this particular timeout, Freeway is taking a Gatorade break but instead of sitting on the sidelines, he’s cutting a slew of new records for the sake of entertaining you and your iPod. Backed by Superstar Jay and DJ Love Dinero, The Intermission slaps together an all-star cast in Freddie Gibbs, Yo Gotti, Wale, Bink! and hometown homie Meek Mill for rawer-than-shrimp street talk. Read the rest of this entry »

For those wondering why Meek Mill seems to have Rick Ross’ undivided attention instead of seeing a more equal spread amongst Maybach brothers, look no further than their chemistry on wax. “Don’t Panic” was and still is a fan favorite from the Dreamchasers mixtape and along with fellow diesel pusher, Yo Gotti, the hottest unofficial duo in the streets show you exactly what to do if you’re ever harassed by those boys with the Michigan-colored jackets. Read the rest of this entry »

Duct Tape and D5M are back with more Trouble. This time around it’s the release of the Atlanta rapper’s Green Light mixtape, hosted by Don Cannon. Read the rest of this entry »

Gucci Mane’s either already in hibernation or headed there shortly but he always leaves behind plenty of material. Read the rest of this entry »

Trouble’s been on a complete tear since his December 17 release, both the jail date and mixtape. And with a little under 100 days left in the first stage of his 365-day plan, DTE’s prodigal son’s gearing up to release Green Light – complete with an official stamp from mixtape heavyweights DJ Drama and Don Cannon Read the rest of this entry »

DJ Scream gathers a pack of rowdies for a bit of that in the club sh*t on “Shinin’,” taken from Scream’s upcoming MMG debut. Read the rest of this entry »

“It ain’t nothing to me, I’ll get it done, Try to run, Pump to ya back like Bobby Johnson’s son.”

The Duct Tape team continues to raise the banner for Atlanta, unbeknown to so many outside Atlanta’s infamous zones. Read the rest of this entry »

Is there any really doubt who the spare set of keys the company Maybach belongs to now? Where much of his time in the limelight has been buffered by the trademark grunt of his MMG head honcho, Meek Mill’s moment to prove he’s more than just a benefit to a luxurious situation is upon him. Co-signed by the mixtape mob boss himself, DJ Drama, Read the rest of this entry »

Live From The Kitchen is never coming out but Yo Gotti still wants to tease you with singles, named “Single” at that. Damn G, you were just trickin’ off on those hoes a couple months ago. Case of the Shawty Lo? Ha! Read the rest of this entry »

Creating a sequel can sometimes be artistic suicide. This doesn’t seem to be the case for Alley Boy and his Definition Of Fuck Shit 2. Read the rest of this entry »

Live From The Kitchen is never coming out but Yo Gotti is still on his dope boy steez for his 6th trip on the slalom with Cocaine Muzik 6: Gangsta Of The Year. If it’s gangsta shit you seek, then gangsta shit you shall receive as DJ Drama is up to his usual antics of yelling in the background and Young Jeezy, Lex Luger, Starlito, Kane Beatz and several others try their hand at flipping some finely cut powder. Read the rest of this entry »

If you ever found yourself writing “Fabolous” on a term paper like it belonged in the dictionary, then you probably have come to the conclusion that Loso’s impact in music has undoubtedly made a dent. Even when it feels like he hasn’t done much recently, you can look up and spot him anchoring one of the hottest songs of the week like it was just another day in the office. Read the rest of this entry »

Duct Tape’s shoot first, ask questions later live wire, Trouble, continues to shake things up. What we have here is the traptastic remix to his street anthem “Bussin’” featuring hood favorites Yo Gotti, Waka Flocka and Trae Tha Truth. Read the rest of this entry »

If rap doesn’t pan out, YC will undoubtedly go on to become a dairy farmer. He’s been milking this “racks on racks on racks” shit for all it’s worth on top of an extra line of credit. No need to play the blame game, however. Record labels are still rolling out all the stops for obvious one-hit wonders so it’s get in where you fit in until the cow tipping season comes to a halt. Read the rest of this entry »