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Shenseea shows off her flow on the track “Locked Up (Freestyle)”

Shenseea shows off her flow on the track “Locked Up (Freestyle)”

In anticipation of her Coachella debut next weekend, Shenseea teased fans today (April 6) with the “Locked Up (Freestyle)” single, a fiery demonstration of her skills on the mic. In addition to the song, We Good released a video to accompany the release. This was the company’s first project. Jamaican singer Shenseea shows off her fierce wordplay on the song:

ALPHA, Shenseea’s highly anticipated debut album, was released in March of 2022 and received a great deal of attention. This project features a number of high-profile names, including Sean Paul, 21 Savage, Tyga, Megan Thee Stallion, and Offset. It is safe to say that the project has gone on to receive commercial success and debuted at the number two position on the Reggae Album chart on Billboard. In the wake of the release of ShenYeng’s debut EP, ShenYeng has released music videos for “Lick” with Megan Thee Stallion,“ R U That” with 21 Savage, “Hangover,” and more.

In addition to Shenseea own music, the “Can’t Anymore” artist has made appearances on a number of recent songs, including “Rolling” by Sean Paul, “Diana” by Fireboy DML, “Slip N Slide” by Wizkid, “Parking Spot” by Cadenza, “Loodi” by Vybz Kartel, and more. In addition to performing at Rolling Loud Los Angeles earlier this month, she also headlined a show in Brooklyn at the Kings Theatre earlier this month.

‘VOL.7’ is the latest project from LuLu P

‘VOL.7’ is the latest project from LuLu P

There’s a new body of work by LuLu P called VOL.7 that was released on Saturday (April 1), which boasts a number of features including Soduh, A$AP Ant, and Fendi P. Other past collaborators like Ceez Neckmusik and E-Major Unruly are responsible for the production of the album, which includes 18 tracks.

As the first cut on VOL.7, “TOP 1% ONLYFANS,” opens the mixtape with a boastful bar and humorous flip that is sure to have listeners wanting to go back to the song after listening to it once or twice.

LuLu P has maintained a solid fan base over the past few years by constantly dropping full-length albums such as BIG 16 (All American P), Himalayas, and Thanks LuLu P consisting of notable vocal guests such as Larry June and Sauce Walka, among others. In fact, the Maryland talent turned up the heat even more by consistently dropping a steady stream of quality tracks over a series of months, which included “Did’em Ricky,” “Born from Pain,” “Slow Feet Don’t Eat,” “Expand the Market,” and “2 Hundred Dollar Socks.”

Besides being one of A$AP Ant’s most significant collaborators, LuLu P is a major force within A$AP Ant’s Marino Infantry, which has been making waves as much in the street fashion scene as in the music scene over the past couple of years. Alongside her fellow members, like Baby 9eno and Lil 2 Dow, LuLu P has made a significant contribution to the movement’s overall momentum through the release of her well received albums Infantry Warz, Enter the Infantry and Enter the Infantry, Vol. 2. The singer is also one of Marino Infantry’s most prominent faces at their pop-ups and concerts all over the country, where he has been a prominent face.

A cinematic visual has been released by Fridayy for “Calling 4 You (Freestyle)”

A cinematic visual has been released by Fridayy for “Calling 4 You (Freestyle)”

Fridayy has already achieved a great deal this year. As part of the 65th Grammy Awards ceremony, the rising star performed “GOD DID” in collaboration with Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, Lil Wayne, JAY-Z, and John Legend. As part of his celebration, he released a deluxe version of the Lost In Melody EP, which added four new tracks as well as a featured performance by Ty Dolla $ign. Currently, he is working on the final touches of his debut album, which is scheduled for release in the upcoming months.

This morning (April 5), Fridayy offers fans the latest offering from Lost In Melody, a visual accompaniment to his song “Calling 4 You (Freestyle).” The cinematic clip, directed by the.97, followed Fridayy as he delivered his lyrics over the course of a dark and spiritual world as he spoke about pushing through hard times:

Originally released back in October of 2022, Lost In Melody was the first edition of the project to experience landfall. A few months after the project was released, Meek Mill actually did hop on the song “Don’t Give Up On Me” from the project, in what turned out to be the only feature from Vory on the album. Aside from his own releases, Fridayy has also appeared on a variety of collaborations in the past year, such as “Sacrifices” featuring Symba, “Forever (Remix)” featuring Ybk Wavy, “Forever” featuring Lil Baby, and more.

With his latest visual, G Perico declares, “No Do Overs”

With his latest visual, G Perico declares, “No Do Overs”

The Hot Shot: Gangsta Grillz project was released in March by G Perico and DJ Drama, featuring 13 songs as well as guest appearances from Steelz and RJmrLA. There has been a new visual put out by the South-Central emcee to go along with the track “No Do Overs” off his upcoming project, an IsThatTrey-produced tune that carries a very important message for all music lovers.

“No Do Overs” is the latest single from G Perico and features him lounging in a trap house with his posse. He moves across different rooms during the short clip, reciting his rhymes while CGI effects appear in the background.

G Perico released a number of well-received albums during the year 2022, including Tango, 111th East, and SOUTH CENTRAL. As well as maintaining his momentum, he was able to release freestyles such as these: “Bacc 2 The Blocc” featuring Curren$y and “Half A Bird” featuring Dave East. As well as his own work, Billie Jean performed on a number of other songs, including Dreamville “Hair Salon,” The Cool Kids’ “B.B.T.,” and Mistah F.A.B. “Dead Homies.” In the meantime, Drama released I’m Really Like That before April even arrived, which brought his fans even more music. His previous record, Quality Street Music 2, was released in 2016 and featured collaborations with artists such as Chris Brown, Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Wayne, Young Thug, and more.

“Jealous” is performed by Ella Mai and Kiana Ledé

“Jealous” is performed by Ella Mai and Kiana Ledé

Kiana Ledé new single was released on Monday (April 3). The track is produced by VRon, who also produces Ella Mai’s latest effort “Jealous.” From what the title might indicate, both artists are revealing their insecurities about a relationship that isn’t monogamous on the track.

Kiana Ledé released her debut studio album, KIKI, back in the summer of 2020, which features 17 songs, including contributions from artists such as Moneybagg Yo, Lucky Daye, Ari Lennox, 6LACK, Col3trane, BIA, and Arin Ray. Within a couple months after KIKI was first released, fans would receive a deluxe edition, which contained seven new recordings and collaborations alongside Jacquees, Ant Clemons, and Gary Clark, Jr.

In one of her previous interviews, Kiana Ledé talked about growing up and how she built her career as a musician since she was a child.

“I am still young, so there is a lot to learn and a lot of opinions out there,” Kiana Ledé explained. “With the help of a big management team, myself, my producers, as well as a label, there are many individuals who are involved in the music industry, which is one of the most rewarding aspects of my career. It makes me feel really blessed that everyone cares about what I am doing, but it makes me feel very scared too, as I want to sort through all the information… I think it is becoming a little easier now to sort through all the information. The best way to describe me is that I’m stubborn when it comes to my career, but in the best way possible.”