DC rapper Fat Fool aka Savvy Savoy is on his grind. His new record “No Pistol” is catching steam. With his fanbase growing from doing shows, it now seems as though the blogs are now picking up on him as well. Fool is also gearing up to drop a visual for the single soon, listen below.

South Carolina rapper Kris Tru returns after a brief hiatus with the first single off of his next album titled “HowULuhThat!”. The single, produced by The Trillfonics, allows us to hear Kris in his prime, dropping dope lines while giving us that classic southern vibe he’s infamous for. Sit back, relax and enjoy the groove of “HowULuhThat!”, and stay tuned …

Produced by Konrad Oldmoney, Cheech Bundy’s “Hip-Hop Nerd” also finds veteran MC Blu and Michael Christmas putting their lyrical calisthenics to the test. The song is taken from the New York City-based MC’s upcoming album, “Cheech Bundy Presents: The Boom Bap Rap Project”, the follow up to Cheech’s collaborative EP with !llmind and CHILL.

Sharoyce Antwan, the up and coming rapper hailing from Savannah, lets go of his latest single “Child Support”. The catch stripper anthem has been gaining traction on both the internet and radio and rightfully so. As summer approaches it’s the type of single that you can easily see kicking off parties all season. John Qwest produces a horn-heavy beat for …

Mistro is the head of the Doe Aviatorz production crew and a future Chicago legend. “Buddy Pass” is a millennial take on the magnum opus. The project highlights the best talent rap has to offer from Joshh’s “Las Vegas” to Mayes’ “Coupe Deville”. Ferrell’s project has the mark of a true star; molding and crafting talent instead of relying on …

Adam Reverie returns to follow up last month’s phenomenal release of “Passion” with “Hunger”, a no holds barred array of jaw dropping punches over wax. Reverie delivers enough memorable lines to rival any Michael Jordan release and then some. Equipped with a hard beat produced by Clyde Strokes, Adam’s only intent is for his “Hunger” to be felt.

Since his first effort last year (“Fear”), Toronto-based artist Raahiem, continues to quietly carve out a space for himself within the R&B world. With his debut project, Raahiem tackles a conversation often avoided today – fear. In a conversation with Noisey, he says, “It’s such a dictator the way it sways the choices we make in life. The lack of …

If “That Chicken” didn’t fill you up, Dyme-A-Duzin, is back to serve up another single off his forthcoming album, “Crown Fried”. This time around, the young Brooklyn spitter offers up full lyrical entrees on his Eff Dope produced, “Food For Thought”. Hip Hop heads and foodies unite as Dyme drops clever food references within his lyrical raps.

Burna (SMS) and Karima Scott’s deliver “The Reality”, directed by CDuffy Films and produced by Thanos Beats. This short film, starring Mitchell Ross, Jr. takes you on the everyday struggle of aspiring artists balancing real world issues, while still in pursuit of their passion. The song can be found on Burna’s latest project “Never Forget II” via www.sacrificemeals.com.

Madison Jay returns with the fifth visual release off his critically acclaimed debut album, “Return Of The Gap”, with a homage to his hometown of Raleigh in impeccable fashion. In “My Day 2 Come”, Madison runs thru the city reminiscing on his humble beginnings drapped in County! apparel. Shouting out out local artists, local sports teams and enjoying good times …