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Las Vegas-based upstart Richie Bux straps up with weaponry like an old Rambo movie for his seven track EP effort, “Early Infamy”. This is his first album and it’s brought to you in part by Trife Life Music Syndicate, get familiar.

Cincinnati artist LUCA$ links up with tylertheturtle to bring you the purple and blued-out visuals for the AYBOJACKSON-produced track, “Dinero”. This one’s for partying hard and collecting cold hard cash, check it down below.

Sense aka Newkid brings us another high any energy club anthem with the help of Toronto veteran, Mezziah. The song includes some rough melodies from Sense while Mezziah brings a witty and playful delivery that makes this song one hundred percent fun from start to finish. Get ready to “Turn Up” then press play below.

Oakland-based artist TOPE returns with new music alongside Stewart Villain, Cash Campain and DJ Flip Flop. It’s been a crazy few months for him as he moved from The Bay to LA and back. Then recently, had his laptop and entire new album stolen at a show in San Francisco. Bouncing back the only way he knows how, he connects with …

Bronx-based, Canadian native Avalanche the Architect looks towards recording artist Aidonia for a deep Reggae tone on the Mega Sean-featured “Why Pree”. The seasoned artist’s pain can be felt soon as his verse rolls in. The production features layered keys, Boom Bap-styled drums and a potent nineties vibe sure to appeal to the older listeners. The song will be found …

M-Dot offers up “No Excuses” when it comes to putting in hard work and dedication. Produced by Germany’s Snowgoons and featuring cuts from Rock Steady Crew’s DJ JS-1, the song can be found on M-Dot‘s “egO anD The eneMy” album. Check the song out below and stay tuned for an official video to debut soon.

When the light shines on Canadian rappers, it seems to shine the brightest on Toronto. Fact is, there is a wealth of talent from the opposite coast, among them Afghan native, King H. Hailing from Vancouver, King is “Next Up” which, conveniently enough, is the title of his recently released project. The LP is a follow-up to 2016’s “Switch Up …

Virginia’s Yung Canova brings us his Rich The Kid & Nakuu-featured track, “No Rules”. Trenchwork’s own XL Eagle provides the infectious instrumental that falls along his other works for artists like Future and Migos. Press play and get the party going below.

St. Louis rapper Jung Coasta presents his Addicted Dopeness-hosted mixtape, “No Days Off”. Staying true the the project’s title, Coasta goes in over all ten tracks aimed at the hustlers and go-getters. With features from Yo Gotti and Tiffany Foxx, “No Days Off” is sure to give you proper motivation, listen below. Also check out the official video for the …