Massachusetts
MASS. Mondays: Kam’Geez, Trottie Moula, Rosewood Bape, 8 Zipp
A new month and the universe decided to cut up with some snow, but living in New England, this is to be expected. This week’s MASS. Mondays, we have new music from Kam’Geez, Trottie Moula, Rosewood Bape, and 8 Zipp.
Stream below.
Kam’Geez – ‘Pain’ Freestyle
Kam’Geez never fails to deliver when he dropped. Freestyling over Tupac “Pain” sample reimagined by Foreign Vu, it’s a different type of cloth talk Kam’Geez spits over this instrumental. Still reppin’ GYB, it’s evident that even when he’s quiet, he lives up to his crew’s name – surrounded by nothing but luxury. “That drug talk, that fly talk, yeah that’s my talk/ you ain’t made for them streets, boy, stay up on them sidewalks/my bitch in Chanel, ’cause she don’t like no Primark/ I’m the topic of discussion for rumors and side talk,” he spits.
Watch below.
Trottie Moula – ‘Big G34’ ft. Trottie Drilla, BDE Keko & Trottie Y Gizzle
After giving us “Dying 4 Clout’ a couple of months back, Trottie Moula returns with his brand new record, ‘Big G34.’ Teaming up with BDE Keko and label mate Trottie Y Gizzle, Trottie Moula is never scared to go to war for his and is all about that action if you come at him funny. Backed by BDE Keko and Trottie Y Gizzle, it’s evident what type of time they’re on with their G34.
#FreeSmokeForAnyNiggaThatWantiT
Watch below.
Rosewood Bape – ‘Rude’
Dropping “Not My Fault” back in October, Rosewood Bape teams up with TANJ again for the official video of his latest single, “Rude.” Marking his first visual for 2021, it just makes you wish that summer was right around a corner, but we sadly have a long way to go. Surrounded by beautiful women and pushing a luxury whip, Bape doesn’t wanna be rude, but you just have to respect that a playa’s gotta do what a playa’s gotta do.
8 Zipp – ‘Don’t Go’ ft. Boston Royale
Just in time for Valentine’s Day weekend, 8 Zipp gives us a record for the ladies. Acknowledging her loyalty, 8 Zipp regrets leaving when he did and is doing his best to get his real love back. With assistance from Boston Royale, the record/visual is less than two minutes in running time, but that’s okay cause 8 Zipp says all that he had to say to make it up to shorty.
Watch below.
Albums
G Fredo Releases ‘Karma 2’
As we anticipate G Fredo‘s return, the Boston artist returns with his highly awaited project, Karma 2.
Following the success of his 2020 release, this sequel features 16 tracks with contributions from J Money, 7981 Kal, Illy Dee, Ek39, and more.
In an Instagram post, G Fredo expressed gratitude to his dedicated supporters, acknowledging their unwavering love and the pivotal role they play in his journey. Despite life’s inevitable challenges, he remains resolute, noting that adversity often paves the way for growth.
“First & foremost I wanna thank all my supporters for your unwavering love.. without y’all none of this would be possible,” G Fredo wrote in an Instagram caption. “I know things aren’t how they’re supposed to be, but sometimes in life we go through trials and tribulations to get where we’re heading.”
He concludes with a steadfast declaration: “When the smoke clears & the dust settles you’ll see I did everything I said I would do & stood on it firm.”
Stream Karma 2 below.
Albums
Joyner Lucas Finally Releases New Album ‘Not Now I’m Busy’
After dropping “Best for Me” alongside Jelly Roll earlier this week, Joyner Lucas makes a triumphant return with his highly anticipated sophomore album, “Not Now I’m Busy.”
Serving as a successor to his acclaimed 2020 debut, ADHD, the Massachusetts native enlists contributions from Twista, NBA YoungBoy, Logic, Conway The Machine, the late legend DMX, and more across the 17-track effort. Anchored by the previously released singles “Seventeen” and “Sticks & Stones,” you can stream the project below.
Massachusetts
Nancia’s Queenality: An Ode To Female Empowerment Through Musical Fusion
Nancia, a distinguished R&B songstress hailing from the vibrant city of Boston, has once again graced the music scene with her third studio album, “Queenality.” The accolades that precede her, including singing the National Anthem for major baseball teams like the Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants, highlight the tremendous respect she commands in the industry.
Nancia’s musical journey is punctuated by hits like “Get Low” and “Never Going Back,” which have become anthems for her devoted listeners. These tracks showcase her versatile musical creativity, offering a rich blend of sultry vocals. Gracing the music scene with her third studio album,”Queenality” emerges as a celebration of feminine strength, confidence, and allure. The album takes a bold stance in promoting the idea of women embracing their queen personalities, exuding confidence, and reveling in their sexiness. In her commitment to empowering women through music, Nancia brings together a stellar lineup of collaborators, including StarGyal Trippy, ExitFame, Yaya Gabbana, and Ariella Royale.
In this regal musical journey, “Queenality” skillfully weaves together the harmonious threads of R&B, Hip-Hop, and Latin sound, creating a fusion that mirrors the diverse facets of Nancia’s artistic expression. The album stands as a testament to her ability to navigate various genres seamlessly, delivering a sound that is both contemporary and timeless.
Collaborating with a cadre of talented artists, Nancia ensures that “Queenality” is not just an album but a collective expression of female strength and solidarity. Each track is an anthem, resonating with themes of confidence, sensuality, and unapologetic self-love. StarGyal Trippy, ExitFame, Yaya Gannana, and Ariella Royale add their unique voices to this empowering narrative, enriching the album with diverse perspectives and styles.
The infusion of Latin vibes adds an infectious rhythm to the mix, elevating the listening experience and inviting audiences to sink themselves in the vibrant world of “Queenality.” Nancia’s commitment to showcasing the multifaceted nature of femininity, from strength to sensuality, is reflected in the diverse range of sounds and emotions encapsulated within each track.
As “Queenality” takes its place in the musical landscape, Nancia invites listeners to join her on a journey of self-discovery, confidence, and unrestricted joy. This album not only cements Nancia’s position as a musical queen but also stands as a rallying cry for women everywhere to embrace their own queen personalities and revel in the richness of their individuality.
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