It was announced over the weekend that Mozzy’s new track, Survivor’s Guilt, would be released soon. In addition to the 15 tracks on the album, it features features from Saweetie, YG, 2 Chainz, EST Gee, Shordie Shorde, Blxst, and many others. A new music video for “If You Love Me” has been released by Mozzy in celebration of the release of his latest vinyl. The video was directed by Suj and Seth Stern and walks viewers through the reality of losing a loved one. As Mozzy attends a funeral, he delivers these hard-hitting lines:
In September, the Oak Park superstar released his solo project Untreated Trauma. It was preceded by Kommunity Service, a joint project with YG which included the contributions of G Herbo, Tyga, Blxst, Ty Dolla $ign, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and more. As for visuals, we have enjoyed clips like “Gangsta,” “Vibe With You” by Ty Dolla $ign, “Mad” with Young M.A, and “Dangerous” by G Herbo.
Larry June, the rapper and entrepreneur, has released a new track called “Private Valet” via Empire over the weekend. June and his orange Lamborghini are pictured in the accompanying music video. Directed by LX, the video follows June as he explores the cityscapes before settling into his car. A Jake One-produced beat is the backdrop for June’s smooth rap about enjoying life’s finer things.
As part of his “Orange Print Pollstar Tour,” June recently completed the final leg of the tour which sold out across North America. Since releasing his Orange Print project in July, June has been releasing smooth visuals for his fans to groove to ever since. The first cut was “Still Cookin,” followed by “6am In Sausalito” and “Intercepted” with Money Man. As a result of the Orange Print’s success, it cracked the Billboard Top 200 for the first time in its career and has surpassed well over 25 million streams.
The Late Night was Larry June and Cardo’s joint project, which they presented after collaborating in September. A total of seven new tracks are included in the album, all of which remain featureless to make the musical chemistry between the two duos stand out.
Two years have passed since Megan Thee Stallion released her debut studio album Good News, which featured 17 songs and features by City Girls, DaBaby, Lil Durk, Popcaan, SZA, Big Sean, Beyoncé, 2 Chainz, and Young Thug. After 100,000 first-week album equivalents were sold, Good News peaked at number two on the Billboard 200 – Meg also achieved Platinum status for the album.
There has been an influx of releases from the Houston talent since then, including the mixtape Something For The Hotties, as well as loose cuts such as “Sweetest Pie” and “Plan B.” Other songs she has appeared on include Ariana Grande “34+35 (Remix),” Lil Nas X “DOLLA SIGN SLIME,” Juicy J “SHE GON POP IT,” Maroon 5 “Beautiful Mistakes,” Lil Baby “On Me (Remix),” Bankroll Freddie “Pop It,” DJ Khaled “I DID IT,” DJ Snake “SG,” and Shenseea “Lick.”
A new single from Megan Thee Stallion, “Pressurelicious,” has arrived (July 21), featuring Future and the kind of confident, adult-themed topic matter that these two are known for (“I am stomping on hoes so hard, I’m knocking them out like Mario tokens”). The track is expected to dominate both the radio airwaves and club dance floors as with previous releases.
The VR music tour “Enter Thee Hottieverse,” created in collaboration with AmazeVR, has been in theaters for several months. Quest 2 headsets were used for the virtual event, which allowed attendees to watch Megan perform in real time. Additionally, they had the opportunity to enjoy Megan’s music videos and interact with other local fans. If you are interested in participating in the futuristic event in your area, you can find upcoming dates here.
Having released her seventh studio album Beauty Marks three years ago, Ciara’s seventh recording features contributions from Macklemore, Kelly Rowland, and Tekno. Over the past few years, she has released loose cuts such as “Melanin” by City Girls, LaLa, Lupita Nyong’o and Dean, and “Rooted” featuring Ester Dean. Also, she has contributed her talents to the likes of Maverick City Music and Summer Walker.
Ciara returns with “JUMP” upon the release of Coast Contra’s debut album. It shouldn’t take long for “JUMP” to get your dance shoes moving on the dance floor: it’s produced by Sean Small and Sam Sumser.
In recent news, Coast Contra, which includes Ras and Taj, twin sons of Ras Kass and Teedra Moses, has been gaining traction over the past year or so by releasing singles such as “Pimpin’ Benjamin,” “AF1,” “My Lady,” “Explicit” “Intentional,” and “Legacy.” In May, the duo released a freestyle featuring JID‘s “Never” instrumental that can now be found on streaming platforms for fans to enjoy.
In the wake of her new single, Millie Go Lightly unveiled her latest offering “Saddle Up,” a collaboration with Will Keating and Acoustic Trap Morgan O’Connor. While taking a step away from hip hop, Millie’s latest release demonstrates her incredible range and versatility as an artist while bending genres. “Saddle Up” marks the beginning of The Good, The Bad, And The Beautiful, a new album by Millie Go Lightly. Aside from that, the upcoming body of work will be based on the artist’s experiences in Nashville.
She got lightened up in the past few years by aligning herself with Young Thug’s Young Stoner Life collective and the Atlanta music scene. There are several songs she has contributed to during that time, including SG Tip, Real Recognize Rio and Lil Harold “Down Bad” Lil GotIt “Take Care,” Thugger “Family Don’t Matter,” and Landstrip Chip “Wraith.” Also, she has released some killer songs of her own Lil Keed, “Make You Better” and “Jealousy” featuring Rylo Rodriguez alongside Unfoonk, and “Ocean Deep” are only a few examples.
According to Millie Go Lightly’s past interview with The Hundreds, Young Thug inspired her to do what she did:
When I was working in London with a producer who was working with Frank Ocean, I was working with this producer. When I was a kid, I bought beats off the internet and wrote to them when I was at home. It was therefore my pleasure to send these to everyone, including London On Da Track, who at the time was on tour with Thug. The email was sent to him, then Thug heard it. The ‘HI-HORSE Tour’ was taking place at the show. My first meeting with him was upon arrival and I began working with the same people as before.
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