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King and Domani drop two angry 50 Cent diss tracks after Fif appeared to have diss T.I. and the Harris family on the new Power Origins theme song.On Friday (March 6), King and Domani released two diss tracks on their Instagram pages in retaliation against 50 Cent for seemingly disrespecting T.I. and the Harris family on the new Power Origins theme song.King’s 50 Cent diss track is called “Droptop.” On the song, he slams the New York rhymer for talking too much smack and accuses him of allegedly beating women. “You were made from 50 Cent because ya mama gave…

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For the better part of the last decade, Daupe! has stood as the undisputed heavyweight champion of underground rap physical media. The UK-based label’s limited-to-death pressings of Westside Gunn, Conway, Mach-Hommy, and the rest of the Griselda extended universe have become the holy grail for collectors worldwide—often selling out in seconds and commanding astronomical resale prices. Now, one dedicated superfan has done the impossible: documented the entire run in a single, breathtaking artifact. Scott Cardoza, a 15-year vinyl veteran and self-described “hardcore hip hop head,” has opened his personal archive to create Unobtainium Vol. 1, a 322-page, 12″x12″ limited-edition book that…

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T.I. is unfazed by 50 Cent’s apparent diss and threat to put out a scandalous documentary about Tip and Tiny.The T.I. and 50 Cent beef continues, with 50 sharing a since-delted post threatening to put out a “Surviving T.I. and Tiny” documentary and following up by appearing to throw shade at T.I. and the Harris family on the new Power Origins theme song on Thursday night (March 5). T.I. has since responded to 50’s threat and the shade on the new song.”We can go bar for bar, hit for hit, or doc for doc… either way all you gon do is…

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Providence emcee B. Dolan returns with his fifth studio LP, Fight Naked. True to his reputation for blending raw lyricism with urgent sociopolitical commentary, the album arrives bookended by activism, featuring a bonus track added mid-cycle, “How I(CE) Could Just Kill A Man,” which was released to raise funds for local efforts to Abolish ICE following Dolan’s work with ICEWatch groups. The project boasts a formidable lineup of underground talent, with instrumentals from Ant, Controller 7, Widowmaker, Small Professor, and Dolan himself, while D-Styles and DJ Zole provide cuts, and Curly Castro, Skipp Coon, and Mithago Craze deliver epic contributions. Fight…

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Here is the 8th EP from San Bernardino, California emcee Doggystyleeee reemerging for his 6th EP. Coming up 7 years ago off his full-length debut Into Somethin’, he would go on to put out his last 7 EPs as well as 5 mixtapes & a couple more albums garnering interest to the point where WWE Hall of Famer Snoop Dogg almost signed him to Death Row Records not too long after purchasing the label from MNRK Music Group to revive it. Blame It on My Crippin’ & Split Personality produced by AC3Beats as well as & Music with Substance were all welcomed to divisive reception although I enjoyed them personally, reaching the Calm Before Riches. “Gangsta”…

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50 Cent appears to clap back at T.I. and the Harris family on the new Power Origins theme song.On Thursday night (March 5), the G-Unit head honcho shared the new theme for the upcoming edition of his Power TV show universe. The track features Grammy Award-winning singer Leon Thomas. On the television intro, Fif appears to take jabs and Tip and his family.”I’m back on my dope boy grammar/Your daddy made your mama eat every box in Atlanta,” 50 raps. “Freak sh*t/Peep sh*t/Keep sh*t, on the low/But everybody know.””50cent Ft Leon Thomas (No one told us what we’re here for)…

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This is the 6th EP from New Orleans, Louisiana based emcee/producer La Reezy. Introducing himself in 2023 off the full-length studio debut Reeborn, he would go on to follow it up with the debut EP We All Need Help as well as both Welcome to La Reezyana & Pardon Me, I’m Different preceding the self-produced Lareezyana Shakedown this past September. The latter I would personally tell you is the greatest thing he’s made so far. Coming off Free99$ however, the Leader of da Uth isn’t looking to slow down. “Potna” comes off the rip with a boisterous dirty south instrumental talking about him getting ready to flip in this bitch while “Respect da Yungin’”…

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This is the 9th studio LP from Kansas City, Missouri emcee Joey Cool. Starting out as a long-time affiliate of local independent hip hop powerhouse Strange Music dropping a total of 4 mixtapes & a studio album on his own until Tech N9ne decided to officially sign him to the Snake & Bat in 2017, he then dropped an eponymous sophomore effort the next spring followed by Old Habits Die Hard as well as Coolie High & I Tried to Be Normal Once. Coming off the break he took last year following The Chairman of the Board as well as the Mario Casalini-produced Enjoy the View & Roller Coaster, he’s making a return by saying Time Will Tell.…

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Here is the 5th extended play from Buffalo, New York emcee Jae Skeese. Starting in 2010 off his debut mixtape W.A.C.K. (Women, Alcohol, Cash & Kicks), it wasn’t until a decade later where he & 7xvethegenius gained wide exposure as the very first signees to Conway the Machine’s very own Drumwork Music Group. The Big Ghost Ltd.-produced 3rd EPAuthenticity Check & the sophomore effort Abolished Uncertainties both elevated Skeese’s popularity in the last couple years. Coming off the Superior-produced Testament of the Times & elevating from Ground Level though, coming off 40 Hours with the Ill Tone-produced Good Part. “Paralysis” chops up a soul sample to get things going talking about feeling like nobody’s above him whereas…

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Fresh off a relentless creative run, underground stalwart Homeboy Sandman has unveiled the striking new music video for “Prayer Mat,” shot guerrilla style during last week’s blizzard in Brooklyn. The visual captures the elite MC trudging through snow covered streets, delivering razor-sharp bars against a stark white winter backdrop. The track finds Sandman in rare form, weaving intricate lyricism over a soulful instrumental while braving the elements to bring fans a truly one-of-a-kind visual experience . It’s the latest offering from an artist who has spent years building a dedicated fanbase through consistency and authenticity, proving once again that neither snow…

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