PRODUCER: Chief Keef UPCOMING ALBUM: Remeber My Name RELEASE DATE: May 12
As we await Lil Durk‘s album debut Remember My Name, he continues to drop heat. Today we get a new “Faneto” remix by the 300 affiliate. The original cut from Chief Keef first surfaced earlier this month. Stream the new dope and get ready for his Def Jam debut to drop on May 12th!
Boston rapper Cam Meekins lets loose a new cut. Entitled ‘Daughters’, the emcee shines on slowed up self produced beat. Listen to his new cut and also cop his new project here if you haven’t already done so.
DIRECTORS: Patrick Lawler & Cameron Alexander PRODUCER: Kato NEW ALBUM: Slow Motion | iTunes RELEASED: January 27
Jarren Benton drops off some brand new visuals for ‘You Don’t Know Me‘. The Funk Volume rapper dug into his archives of his most recent project ‘Slow Motion’ for this. Peep the new visuals above.
Liberty City’s own Pryme Rothstein is seeking to take the throne with his unique style of rap and his future is looking brighter than ever. After rocking the stage at Rolling Loud Festival, Pryme Rothstein drops a hot new record entitled ” Purple Goddess.” You can catch Pryme Rothstein at SXSW in Austin on March 19 at ZAGLAND 2015 Music Festival performing alongside Miami’s Bizzy Cook, OG Maco, and more.
PRODUCER: Hot Trak Entertainment UPCOMING PROJECT: Counter Culture RELEASE DATE: May 5th
Pittsburgh rapper Beedie lets go a new single entitled ‘Count On Us’. The single happens to be the first official leak off his upcoming album Counter Culture available May 5th.
PRODUCER: Oak Street Beats PROJECT: N/A LATEST RELEASE: Super Saiyan Vol. 1 | DOWNLOAD
Two of Chicago’s better artists join forces to drop a new party anthem. Sicko Mobb and Rockie Fresh lace this joint perfectly. With the instrumental provided by Oak Street Beats, this track is sure to stay in your playlist for quite some time.
Jamal Williams, best known by his stage name Pryme Rothstein, is on the come up. Looking up to and idolizing the hustlers on the corner while growing up, Pryme wanted the fly whips and chains they had. As a kid, seeing all this planted the seed for desire to want the same things. Living in Nassau Bahamas, he realized it wasn’t exactly the suburban American experience which in turn made him value perseverance and responsibility, as well the desire for a better life. Shortly, he moved to Miami and this is where he really started to take his music career seriously. Though his first move to Miami was rough, he pushed forward past all the distractions and found refuge with music an developing his craft. Rothstein’s exotic punch lines & delayed delivery is what sets him apart from everyone else in the game. Pryme is currently in the studio working on Pryme Example, which is expected to feature QC’s very own, Rich The Kid. You can pick up his debut mixtape, The Effort, and catch him at Rolling Loud Festival in Miami on February 28th.