As her career continues to take new heights, Ice Spice decides to drop a surprise EP titled, Like..?

With six tracks, Like..? is supported by previously released single ‘Munch’ and ‘In Ha Mood.’ Earlier this week, Ice Spice was spotted shooting a video to her upcoming single ‘Gangsta Boo,’ which sampled P. Diddy‘s ‘I Need A Girl, Pt. 2.’

However, Lil Tjay was arrested while en route to the shoot, out in the Bronx. According to ABC7 New York, four handguns were recovered from inside the Black Escalade that Lil Tjay and four other men were riding in. All five men were arrested and taken into custody. Lil Tjay has been charged with criminal possession of a weapon.

Not letting her outfit go to waste, Ice Spice decided to shoot a visual for ‘In Ha Mood’ instead.

Stream ‘Like..?’ below.

On Thursday, Dusty Locane & Kajun Waters released their collaborative project, -95 DEGREES.

With 7 tracks, the project contains a lone feature from Fergie Baby.

“WHAT DON’T KILL ME MAKES ME 95 TIMES STRONGER,” said Dusty on Instagram. “TO ALL MY REAL SUPPORTERS AND FANS ITS MORE ON DA WAY VERY SOON‼️”

Dusty Locane plead guilty back in December on two counts of criminal possession of a weapon stemming from 2019 and 2020. He turned himself in shortly after Thanksgiving to serve a mandatory minimum of one year with a maximum sentence of three years. “Been fightin [these] cases for damn near 4 [years],” he wrote in an Instagram caption. “Now I gotta go handle up ima take care of dis short bid n ima be bacc nine five times stronger ‼️”

-95 DEGREES is a follow-up to Dusty Locane’s December release, CATCH DA FLU.

Stream below.

Earlier today, Saweetie premiered her brand new record, ‘‘Don’t Say Nothin.’

Over the production of 1500 or Nothin‘, the Bay Area rapper premiered the record on Apple Music’s New Music Daily Radio with Zane Lowe and explained why she needed to release the track.

“It was, honestly… the vibe felt very urgent. It felt very intense but in a good way. And it was fun because I was just like, I was venting about all my experiences when I thought that I was dealing with a man that I can trust, and then it turns out he had a big mouth,” she explained. “So it was a lot of storytelling and I just put all my experiences into one song. I feel like that sound is the reason why I’m here, and I never want to turn my back on what made me great. So it’s like I had to go back to my Bay roots and, honestly, I was just talking my s**t, and being honest about what’s happened to me.” 

Shortly after releasing the record, Saweetie dropped her brand new EP, The Single Life.  “It’s my memoir as a single woman, dealing with men who talk too much. I put all of my experiences into one song. The studio is definitely therapy,” she told Complex.

Stream below.