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Looks like A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie has been going hard in the studio. The rapper released the first of five new songs all scheduled to be released this week.

Peace, love, and soul. In their new 70's inspired video, trio Migos shows off their afros and psychedelic?duds for the "Walk It, Talk It" visual.

Tee Grizzley returns with his new single "Don't Even Trip," featuring Moneybagg?Yo. Produced by Chopsquad DJ, "Don't Even Trip" is Grizzley's carefree mantra.

Memphis rapper Blac Youngsta is fresh off the release of his new album 2.23 and is already kicking off its celebration with the remix to his strip club anthem, "Booty." The new rapper enlisted the help of Chris Brown , Jeezy and Trey Songz to take the

Rap recording artist Machine Gun Kelly drops the brand new single, "The Break Up," via?EST 19XX/Bad Boy/Interscope. "The Break Up" is rumored to be about a high-profile relationship that ended a couple years back.

Female emcee Dreezy?recently teamed up with 6LACK and Kodak Black to let out a few frustrations on a track titled "Spar."?Dreezy has never been coy about her feelings, and this new offering continues to showcase her stance while empowering others.

Nicki Minaj lands one of seven covers for? T: The New York Times Style Magazine?s ??The Greats? issue.

Legendary rapper Chuck D will release the new book, "This Day In Rap And Hip-Hop History," a?comprehensive and chronological history of rap and hip-hop,?on October 10 at all major retailers, including Amazon.

Detroit's rising rapper Tee Grizzley keeps the heat coming with the Helluva-produced new single, "Win," via 300 Entertainment.

Today, lyrical heavy-weight and mastermind producer, Big K.R.I.T., releases a new visual installation titled "Keep The Devil Off [Take 1]." The Alex Nazari directed visual reveals a static and very stoic silhouette clip of Big K.R.I.T.

Buzzing rap artist Prospectt taps MMG boss Rick Ross for the brand new single, "All You Got." Prospectt, a multi- talented haitian American recording artist , who was born in Brooklyn New York and raised in Miami Fl.

Check out the new rap video for J. Cole's new offering 'False Prophets,' which seems to deliver jabs or tough love at rappers like Kanye West and Drake.