There is good news for Nicki Minaj fans. It was announced today (Aug. 12) that the hip-hop legend will release a new single entitled “Super Freaky Girl,” a Dr. Luke and Malibu Babie production that was inspired by Rick James’ 1980 hit single “Super Freak.” Therefore, Minaj does not waste any time bragging about her sexual prowess and position over her competitors:
“Supreme Freaky Girl” follows February releases “Do We Have A Problem?” and “Bussin,” in which Minaj collaborated with Lil Baby. She would partner with current NYC frontrunner Fivio Foreign for the drill offering “We Go Up” a month later, raising expectations that a new album will be available soon.
A four-year-old Nicki Minaj released her fourth studio album Queen, which originally featured 19 tracks with contributions from Ariana Grande, Labrinth, Eminem, Foxy Brown, The Weeknd, Swae Lee, Future, and Lil Wayne. Additional tracks would be added to the album in subsequent variations, including another track featuring Weezy, titled “Good Form.” Along with reaching the second spot on the Billboard 200 (behind Travis Scott’s Astroworld), Queen has also received a well-deserved Platinum plaque for her efforts, as she aims to win the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award in 2022.
Featuring Lil Durk, Southside joins forces with 808 Mafia for “Save Me,” which embodies the heavy, street-oriented sounds that make the collective one of hip-hop’s most prolific producers. This song follows April’s “Hold That Heat,” a collaboration with Future and Travis Scott that featured all three parties boasting about their rock star lifestyles:
There is no doubt that you are familiar with Southside’s hits even if you are unfamiliar with the artist. As far as work produced under his own name is concerned, the Atlanta beatsmith has released songs such as “Been Thru This Before” featuring Saint Jhn and Giggs, “Hmmm” alongside Valee and Lil Yachty, “Blue Jean Bandit” featuring Moneybagg Yo, Young Thug, TM88, and Future and “Order” by Gunna and TM88. Along with his own work, Southside has also been responsible for classics (past and present) including Polo G “Young N Dumb,” Doe Boy “BIG OH REALLY,” Roddy Ricch “thailand,” Gunna “poochie gown,” Babyface Ray “6 Mile Show,” EST Gee “Riata Dada,” G Herbo “Locked In,” and Lil Durk “AHHH HA.”
A few of Southside’s biggest career achievements were discussed during a past interview with Complex:
The experience of watching my little brothers and sisters sing stuff I made, like beats I made or songs I composed. Once my mom sent me a text saying, “Yeah, you made that beat.” I felt like I had achieved something. There is no amount of money that can replace that feeling.”
It is always stimulating to see new rappers rise to fame from the bottom up, especially when it is a woman who has made her mark. There is no doubt that the south has produced some high quality talent over the past few decades. Rap, in particular, enjoys great success and legacy throughout the south, especially in Texas. Rising stars such as Erica Banks are bound to hold household names in the near future because of their ability and work ethic. It’s still pretty early in the game for Ms. DeSoto, but she is definitely making a mark on the game right now. Diary Of a Flow Queen, the debut studio album from Erica Banks, is out today (June 17).
Despite the sluggish start to the year, music in general has been doing well this year, and Erica Banks has certainly contributed at a fabulous pace. The DeSoto rapper’s hit single “Bust It” came fresh from her tour and set the tone for all of the great things she will be able to give to us in the days ahead. Diary Of a Flow Queen is a manifesto of the artist’s ascendance to the top and a clear demonstration that she is here to stay.
In an interview with HotNewHipHop, Banks discussed how surprised she was to hear that DaBaby wanted her to sign to his Billion Dollar Baby label after just a year of rapping: “I just wasn’t expecting it to happen so fast.” I had just started rapping a year before, and then he reached out to me, although it wasn’t very recently. However, I was overwhelmed. When you have people offering different goods in different locations, you’re left wondering, “Where should I go?” I simply go with my intuition.
In the midst of the summer, just when you thought Babyface Ray was about to chill after his debut album FACE was released in January 2022, he rotates the block just in time for the summer to kick in. There has been a steady increase in Michigan’s rap scene in recent years. Among the artists who have played an activetal role in this ascent, Ray is without a doubt among the most talented. He is on par with Rio Da Yung OG, Icewear Vezzo, Peezy, RMC Mike, YN Jay, etc. When all is said and done, Interscope certainly has one of the biggest stars of all time in Babyface Ray. At the rate he is progressing, he will be one of the finest artists to ever come out of Detroit. The deluxe edition of the debut album FACE was released today (May 20).
The original FACE was a hit on the streets upon its release, but the deluxe version brings more substance and does it justice. Although a number of people are hearing of Ray’s name for the first time after his debut album Unfuckwithable, the 31-year-old rapper has been pounding the pavement for a decade now based on the way he looks, but he’s been doing it for a decade now. Ray has gone from having little recognition on the national rap scene to becoming one of the most frequently referenced hip-hop artists in the Detroit community. His music has taken the scene by storm and is contributing to the growth of the Detroit hip-hop scene.
The singer, who spoke with Billboard earlier this year, offered some insight into how he envisions his career going forward: “I can’t really pinpoint what I am looking for.” Ultimately, I think it all comes down to keeping reaching and moving forward. Health and wealth for my family are top priorities for me, I also want financial stability, you see, I want what everybody else wants. The only thing I can pin down, like a certain shit, that I just want to keep going until there is no more of me.”
Blxst releases new project Before You Go, shares video for “Every Good Girl”
Blxst is a rapper from Los Angeles, and he has just released his latest project, Before You Go. The album is a mix of emotions, with Blxst sharing his thoughts on love, life, and growing up in LA. The first single off the album, “Every Good Girl,” is a haunting track that reflects on the choices we make in life.
BLXST delivers another classic body of work with Before You Go
Before You Go is the latest project from rising star BLXST, and it does not disappoint. The project is a collection of smooth R&B tracks that will get you in your feelings and have you thinking about that special someone.
BLXST’s lyrics are catchy and relatable, and his velvety voice will have you hooked from the first track. If you’re a fan of R&B or looking for some new music to add to your playlist, be sure to check out Before You Go.
Before You Go illuminates BLXST’s creative genius
BLXST is continuing to prove why he’s one of the most creative forces in music today with the release of his latest project, Before You Go. The project is a 6-track EP that finds BLXST exploring his more personal side, and the result is a collection of songs that are both introspective and catchy.
Leading up to the release of Before You Go, BLXST shared the video for the project’s lead single, “Every Good Girl.” The video is a visual representation of the song’s lyrics, which detail a failed relationship from BLXST’s perspective.
With its release, Before You Go has already been lauded by critics as one of BLXST’s best works to date. If you’re a fan of BLXST or simply looking for some great new music, be sure to check out Before You Go.
With the release of his latest project, Before You Go, BLXST continues to showcase his creative genius. The project is a masterclass in vulnerability, with the rapper sharing his personal struggles with mental health and heartbreak. But despite the heavy subject matter, BLXST delivers the project with an undeniable sense of hope.
On “Every Good Girl”, one of the stand-out tracks from Before You Go, BLXST opens up about his failed relationship with a girl who was “too good for him”. It’s a painful admission, but one that is ultimately hopeful. The video for the track perfectly captures this sentiment, with BLXST walking through Los Angeles as he reflects on his past.
If you’re struggling with anything in your life right now, I urge you to give Before You Go a listen. It might just be the most healing project you’ve ever heard.
BLXST’s music continues to push creative boundaries
BLXST has released a new project called Before You Go, and it is already garnering rave reviews. The album is a mix of R&B, hip-hop, and pop, with a little something for everyone. And the video for “Every Good Girl” is just as amazing as the album itself.
BLXST’s new project, Before You Go, is a perfect example of the creative risks the artist is willing to take. The album is a departure from BLXST’s previous work, exploring new sounds and themes. The result is an hypnotic and emotionally charged project that is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.
The video for “Every Good Girl” is a perfect example of BLXST’s creative vision. The clip features a series of striking images that convey the feeling of loss and longing that are at the heart of the song. BLXST’s artistry is on full display in this moving video, which is sure to resonate with viewers long after they’ve watched it.
The video features BLXST’s trademark sensual lyrics and smooth vocals, set against a backdrop of beautiful women and stunning visuals. It’s clear that BLXST is a master of his craft, and we can’t wait to see what he does next.
BLXST’s latest project, Before You Go, is another example of the artist’s boundary-pushing creativity. BLXST’s unique sound has helped him stand out in the music industry, and Before You Go is sure to solidify his place as one of the most innovative artists around.
The lead single from the album, “Every Good Girl,” is a catchy track that embodies BLXST’s ability to fuse different genres together. The song starts off with a smooth R&B beat, but quickly switches to a hard-hitting trap section that will get listeners moving. The video for “Every Good Girl” further showcases BLXST’s creative vision, with its colorful and eye-catching visuals.
BLXST continues to push the envelope with his music, and Before You Go is yet another example of his exceptional talent.
BLXST’s music continues to push creative boundaries with the release of his latest project, Before You Go. The project is a mix of R&B, hip-hop, and soul that explores the different facets of love. The album’s lead single, “Every Good Girl,” is a haunting ballad about a relationship on the brink of collapse. BLXST’s lyrics are both vulnerable and powerful, making for a song that will stay with you long after the first listen.
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