April 2017

Coming off a stellar run in 2016 which saw him collaborate with the likes of Yo Gotti, Blac Youngsta and more, Toronto native Harvey Stripes makes his return in 2017 with the visual for his brand new single “Snowbirds,” premiered via HotNewHipHop. Produced by Murda Beatz, the track showcases a more melodic side of Stripes and for the visual, he takes his talents to the snowy mountains in a seclude mansion. Be on the lookout for Harvey Stripes’ forthcoming project “Sooner Than Later,” which is due for release later this year.

Houston’s Rapper Fat Tony has always been an avid fan of Texas’ own Whataburger. Now he’s released a song to honor the late-night fast food staple. His new single “Drive-Thru” mentions his favorite Whataburger location (off Old Spanish Trail) and his favorite order (a number two with no mayo and a taquito on the side with fries). In the music video we get to see a handful of Houston girls dancing and feeding him in the parking lot, and a cameo from Comedy Central’s Brandon Wardell.

Chicago native Matt B links with fellow native Lil Bibby for the video for “Hollywood”. With a #1 under his belt already in Japan, Matt B begins his breakout in the U.S.

Emerging Atlanta artist Just Call Me Veto drops a new record inspired by Zone 6 legend OJ Da Juice Man. Borrowing a similar adlib used by OJ, Veto delivers his own twist to this new record. Veto single-handedly proves that lyricism still lives and can be delivered in the most catchy ways.