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New Music Friday: Fresh Beats and Hip-Hop Highlights

Welcome to another thrilling edition of New Music Friday! While hip-hop’s commercial rollercoaster has some worried about its future, this week’s melodies prove the genre’s alive and kicking. From daring sounds to classic vibes, there’s a beat for everyone.

Let’s take a musical journey and explore this week’s standout tracks. Danny Brown makes a loud return, while G Herbo, Lil Baby, and others keep the streets vibing. Old-school lovers aren’t left out either, with gems from De La Soul and more. Immerse yourself in these sonic adventures and find your new favorite track.

Danny Brown Drops ‘Stardust’

Danny Brown returns with ‘Stardust,’ an album that’s as experimental as it is addictive. Known for pushing the envelope, Brown describes this album as one he’s always dreamed of creating. With collaborations featuring Jane Remover and more, it’s a mix of pop and boundary-breaking innovation. This one’s likely to turn heads.

G Herbo’s Latest Feat

G Herbo’s new release is packed with collaborations, including Anderson .Paak and Wyclef Jean. It’s a street anthem that blends various styles, showcasing Herbo’s versatility. Each track layers different influences, creating a unique listening experience. Herbo continues to prove his place in the rap game.

Produced by Baby Tsunami and others, Herbo’s project stands out with its creative beats. There’s a smooth blend of styles, making it a memorable entry this week. Look out for tracks produced by Pete Rock—his touch never fails to elevate a song.

Mercy Collaboration Shines

Armand Hammer and The Alchemist team up again for ‘Mercy,’ delivering thought-provoking tracks.

Their collaborations include artists like Earl Sweatshirt, all contributing to a deep, engaging listening experience. Each song feels like a narrative, drawing you into their crafted universe.

Produced by talents such as Truebeatzz, ‘Mercy’ leans towards a cerebral approach. It’s for listeners craving depth. This collaboration’s uniqueness is its strength, making it a standout release.

Old-School Gems Resurface

This week is a treat for fans of the classics.

Bun B, Jim Jones, and Erick Sermon are back with tracks that remind us of hip-hop’s roots. These songs bring nostalgic vibes but remain fresh.

Erick Sermon even gives us a throwback by reuniting Snoop Dogg and Nate Dogg, bringing new life to classic sounds. It’s a nod to the golden era, with a twist.

New Generation Rising

The new generation doesn’t disappoint, with Marco Plus and others stepping up.

Bun B’s ‘Way Mo Trill’ features an impressive roster, including Pimp C and Juicy J. It’s a project packed with energy and flow.

Way Mo Trill

Jazze Pha and others contribute to its vibrant beats, making it a go-to for any party playlist. This album is a celebration of sound and collaboration.

Delving Into ‘Everything In My Soul_BLUE’

Another highlight is ‘Everything In My Soul_BLUE,’ featuring Westside Boogie and others.

Each artist adds their unique flavor, creating a rich tapestry of sounds. This project’s versatility is its greatest asset, drawing listeners from different tastes.

Undiscovered Treasures: ‘SCRAM!’ and More

Don’t overlook ‘SCRAM!’ featuring Evidence and 3wayslim.

Produced by DJ Snake, it’s a feast of beats and creativity. The energy in these tracks is palpable, making it an exciting listen.

A Peek Into ‘But What the Hell Do I Know (EP)’

Highlights include contributions from Doechii, creating memorable moments.

Though little is known about ‘Sweet Lick,’ the anticipation is high.

Sweet Lick Surprises

It’s shrouded in mystery, making it more alluring. Keep an ear out for its release.

New Soundscapes with ‘Alaska’

Vic Mensa and femdot join forces on ‘Alaska,’ delivering tracks with distinct energy.

This collaboration is filled with surprises, keeping audiences hooked.


This New Music Friday offers a rich mix of styles and sounds. As artists push boundaries and pay homage to their roots, it’s a delightful week for music lovers. Dive in and explore these varied tracks—there’s something for every hip-hop fan out there.

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