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Future assembles contrasting personalities for “Ya Hit,” pairing shifting trap production with slick, reckless performances.
Stove God Cooks brings animated street bars to Swizz Beatz’s cinematic “STOVIE’S HOME (Down Down).”
Curren$y and Harry Fraud reunite for "Off To The Races," featuring ten tracks and guests.
Skepta releases "The Fork and Knife," returning with fifteen tracks, diverse collaborators, and a personal perspective.
Jack Harlow returns to rapping on ‘Sweet Action II,’ balancing smooth vibes with uneven energy.
Lil Baby delivers familiar trap energy on ‘Fresh,’ with standout moments and missed creative opportunities.
Olivia Rodrigo has fed us this year. Unfortunately, it couldn’t be a perfect year, even for Olivia Rodrigo. “take me home (4 christmas)” is unfortunate proof that even Olivia Rodrigo can make a song that’s just okay.
GloRilla and Sexyy Red bring reckless bars and a ridiculous chorus to “Jiggly Bow Bow.”
The Weeknd’s After Hours Til Dawn Tour finishes with historic revenue and nine million tickets sold.
Quavo brings slick flows, expensive habits, and effortless swagger to the quirky trap sound of “Watuhname.”
Quavo brings slick flows and swagger to “Pop It,” though the chorus could deliver more.
Quavo pairs an infectious chorus and choppy flow with Murda Beatz’s dramatic trap production on “Trapaline.”
Future assembles contrasting personalities for “Ya Hit,” pairing shifting trap production with slick, reckless performances.
Stove God Cooks brings animated street bars to Swizz Beatz’s cinematic “STOVIE’S HOME (Down Down).”
Olivia Rodrigo has fed us this year. Unfortunately, it couldn’t be a perfect year, even for Olivia Rodrigo. “take me home (4 christmas)” is unfortunate proof that even Olivia Rodrigo can make a song that’s just okay.
GloRilla and Sexyy Red bring reckless bars and a ridiculous chorus to “Jiggly Bow Bow.”