It wasn’t long ago that Bino Rideaux released the official follow-up to his fan-favorite project of 2019: Sorry 4 Tha Wait II. Artists who contributed to the album, including Ty Dolla $ign, Kalan.FrFr, Coot Corleone, Roddy Ricch, and the late Drakeo The Ruler who appeared on 13 songs on the album. Regarding visuals, fans have had the opportunity to watch videos for “Tied To Me” and “Outta Line” with Ty Dolla $ign.
A new track from the West Coast rapper Bino Rideaux was released yesterday (October 24) called “DEAD FACES.” Doe Boy provides an assist and Elkan and Gibbo provide the production. The lyrics of the song provide a profound insight into the effects of dealing with traumatic losses:
As far as Doe Boy’s activities are concerned, he released his CATCH ME IF YOU CAN EP back in July. The album was released with nine tracks and a guest appearance by G Herbo on “SET IT OFF.” Before that, in January, he released OH REALLY, a 19-song collection that featured contributions from Roddy Ricch, 42 Dugg,Nardo Wick, Babyface Ray, Rowdy Rebel, G Herbo, Moneybagg Yo, Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, and more.
A highly anticipated Rodney Brown Jr. album is set to be released on Oct. 21 by RJmrLA. Fans have been treated to singles such as “Aye B**ch” and “Corner House with O.T. Genasis, in addition to the official tracklist, which confirmed the presence of Roddy Ricch, Bree Carter, Marcus, Symba, Cashton, G Perico, Joe Moses, and many more.
Earlier this week, the Los Angeles-born rapper dropped his latest single from the upcoming project, a song entitled “Special Delivery” which features Ty Dolla $ign. Along with the release, the duo released a music video directed by Keoni Mars featuring plenty of lavish gifts for their women. This song features RJmrLa rapping over a sample of Usher iconic 2001 single “U Don’t Have To Call”:
RJmrLA’s last project, released in 2020, was Let Me Talk My S**t, a 10-track project that included collaborations with Bino Rideaux, Joe Moses, Mike Wayne, Rucci, 1TakeJay, Bree Carter, among others. Besides his own material, the South Central native has appeared on collaborations such as “Instagram” featuring Joe Moses, “Evil Thoughts” that was produced by Drakeo The Ruler and “What If?” with Rucci.
There is a shift in hip hop’s dominance, according to Akon. As recently as last week, Konvict Muzik’s owner stated that the South is no longer in charge and no longer calling the shots in the music industry.
Akon said during an appearance on the ”Big Homies House” podcast that Atlanta, for sure, has been a driving force in hip hop, but the true dominating force in this genre has to be Canada, he said. Continuing, he went on to say that they were dominating the music industry. You have The Weeknd, you have Justin Bieber, and they have Drake, Tory Lanez, and Others.
As far as the Black mecca of the South is concerned, the entrepreneur said it is not all lost. The city that represents some of hip hop’s biggest figures has a significant cultural influence that cannot be ignored.
My point is not about influence, but rather from a business perspective. Atlanta has a huge influence because everything those guys in Canada are is a product of this city. Don’t get that twisted. Akon said Atlanta was the place where urban music was born.
At the beginning of the new millennium, Atlanta took over the hip hip music scene. In spite of the fact that the South had been established in the industry since its early days, it was only after artists like Outkast and Goodie Mob made it known that the region had something to say that it became recognized globally as the new center for hip-hop music.
According to him, During the time of Lil Jon and JD introducing the 808 to the world, Atlanta changed how people perceived hip hop. When Atlanta came, it brought culture. They brought color, style, fashion, and influence. Before it was New York and then California, but now it’s Atlanta that brings culture.
In honor of Amsterdam’s upcoming release, Giveon releases a new single, “Time.” An official soundtrack will feature the track. Throughout the song, the Grammy-nominated singer engages in some co-production with Daniel Pemberton and Jahaan Sweet to recall precious moments with an old lover:
In March of this year, Giveon released the compilation album When It’s All Said and Done… Take Time, which contained both When It’s All Said and Done and Take Time. There were 13 tracks on the project, including Snoh Aalegra’s standout “Last Time,” and an extra cut called “All To Me.” As for recent collaborations, Giveon assisted Justin Bieber on “Peaches” along with Daniel Caesar, a song he sang at the 64th Grammy Awards earlier this year. Additionally, he was a guest appearance on Drake’s wildly successful album Certified Lover Boy with Lil Durk on the song “In The Bible.”.
Aside from his R&B accolades, the R&B star recently received three new RIAA certifications. “The Beach” and “For Tonight” were both certified gold, while “Like I Want You” has been certified double-platinum. As well as a live version of “For Tonight,” he has also treated fans to a recording of the track.
As part of the fan-favorite series that started in 2019, BlueBucksClan will unveil the third installment of Clan Way 3 on Oct. 7. The series has already featured singles such as “I Guess,” “FYM,” and “Just Hit Me.” Over the weekend, the West Coast duo released the music video for its latest single, “Jeeezy WYA,” directed by Michael Vincent. During the course of the song, the two players exchange bars back and forth as they attempt to navigate an action-packed night out together:
The BlueBucksClan returned to the scene with their See The Difference project earlier this year. Despite the EP’s short length, it was composed of four smooth songs without any features. Earlier in 2020, the duo released Clan Virus 2, which topped their list of seven projects in two years.
The two members of BlueBucksClan are currently supporting OhGeesy on the “Geezy World Tour.” Additionally, Drake co-signed the group, referring to them as “two goats” in an Instagram story he posted last month.
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