Alex Da Kid – Go 2.0 (feat. H.E.R., Rapsody and Jorja Smith)

“Go” was already a jam to begin with, but Alex Da Kid has slightly tweaked the record and added one of the hottest up and comers in the R&B scene. Joining H.E.R and Rapsody is Jorja Smith, who is fresh off the success of her Lost & Found album. She fits right in pocket with the vibe, adding her UK twang to the single. We’re just glad to hear the likes of Gabi Wilson and Jorja on the same track. That’s fire.

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Chance the Rapper – Work Out / Wala Cam / I Might Need Security / 65th Ingleside

Earlier this week, reports surfaced that Chance the Rapper was releasing an official album, before his pending 7-track collaborative effort with Kanye West. Well, Chance unfortunately debunked the story, saying that we weren’t getting an album this week; but said he was still in the studio. Luckily, Chano III kept his word and has blessed the public with four new songs for the summer. Here, you can listen to his new cuts: “ Work Out ” “ Wala Cam ” “ I Might Need Security ” and “ 65th Ingleside ” – serving as an appetizer to the full project later this year. Sorry no album this week, def been in the stu tho. 😎 — Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) July 17, 2018

JAY-Z Calls Out Philly Mayor Over ‘Made in America’ Move

JAY-Z has written an op-ed for the The Philadelphia Inquirer, after Philly mayor Jim Kenney stopped Made in America from taking place on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in 2019. “We are disappointed that the mayor of the city of Philadelphia would evict us from the heart of the city, through a media outlet, without a sit-down meeting, notice, dialogue, or proper communication,” JAY said. “It signifies zero appreciation for what Made In America has built alongside the phenomenal citizens of this city. In fact, this administration immediately greeted us with a legal letter trying to stop the 2018 event.”

Curren$y & Harry Fraud – Deadstock

Are you ready for more Curren$y music this week? After going on a tear with releases the past few days, he links back up with Harry Fraud on “Deadstock,” a track that could have not made the cut on past projects the two worked together. Over the course of the past week, we’ve gotten enough material to cook up a nice little project from Spitta, so it’ll be interesting to see how much more he’d put out for fans.

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