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#MASSMondays: Bia Javier, G Fredo, Wave, AK(CTCG), Cassh Cartel, BTL Flee

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MASS. Mondays: Bia Javier, G Fredo, Capone, AK(CTCG), Cassh Cartel, BTL Flee

It’s March, Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel are out, the weather seems to be warming up, and we’re getting our $1,400 stimmy. Sounds like a great Monday to me. This week’s MASS. Mondays is rather jam-packed, but I couldn’t bring myself to cut it down, lol. Enjoy!

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EP: Biajavier – Motions

BIA JAVIER, Motions

After giving us “Loving Me” last month, Bia Javier returns with her with 5-track EP, Motions. Always seemingly releasing music at the time your girl needs it most, Motions finds the Lawrence songstress running away from love and the bullshit while finding herself again and knowing her worth.

“I want to take people on a journey when they hear this project, that people are able to actually feel what Motions is and go through the motions with me,” Biajavier told miixtapechiick.com. “Every record is different but cohesive, I believe doing that for this project was super important.”

The project features contributions from EightyEight, J. Rose and Jona Ferreira.

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G Fredo – “Go Down” & “In & Out”

G Fredo Go Down

Though he’s behind bars, the HSM team is holding down G Fredo and has graced us with new music from the Boston native’s catalog. Serving as a follow-up to the January release, Only The 3rd Chapter, G Fredo’s team unleashes two tracks titled, “Go Down” and “In & Out.” On both records, Fredo reminds us to never question his name or what he’s about ’cause when it’s time for shit to go down, best believe he’s ready and down for whatever.

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Wave – New Strand Of The Opps (Video)

Wave - New Strand Of The Opps (Video) MASS. MONDAYS

In celebration of his mixtape release, Capone, Wave returns with the official video to his latest record, “New Strand Of The Opps.” Wave comes out the gate swinging, confronting rappers who’s stolen his flow and reminds us he’s been the one to pop them thangs with no hesitation. “New Strand Of The Opps” is a follow-up to Wave’s December-release, “Hood Logo.

AK(CTCG) – VS Everybody (Video)

AK(CTCG) - VS Everybody (Video)

Even though this dropped in January, I couldn’t just scroll past it and not acknowledge it when I did. I don’t know much about Cream Gang, but judging by this visual, I’d say they’re about business and don’t give a damn whether your for them or not so they get a co-sign in my book and if you don’t, believe me, AK(CTCG)‘s “VS Everybody” should give you an idea.

Watch below.

Cassh Cartel – falling (Video)

Cassh Cartel - Falling

After teaming up with KingFrom98 and B. Blazo on “Heartless,” Cassh Cartel returns with his latest offering, “Falling.” Directed by m9visuals, Cassh Cartel brings a cinematic visual different from his previous releases where he’s being dragged by a woman in the snow, leaving a bloody trail. Throughout the record, Cartel feels like his girl is being dishonest, as she isn’t picking up his phone calls, leaving him feeling cold and lonely over the Sunny Laurent-produced track.

The visual itself is just crazy. Watch below.

BTL Flee – Don’t Even Brag

BTL FLEE DONT EVEN BRAG

Strolling through the streets of Los Angeles, BTL Flee returns with the official video to his latest single, “Don’t Even Brag.” Set to appear on his forthcoming project, BTL Flee is living the lavish life but doesn’t feel the need to brag as he feels like bragging just means you’re not used to having it. A follow-up to his October-release, “Moon,” watch him in “Don’t Even Brag” below.

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Swizzy Teams Up With Big Super on ‘Another Basket’

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Swizzy Teams Up With Big Super on 'Another Basket'

Last September, Swizzy shot the official video for his single, “Extras,” which lived on his latest album, 12-81. The project, in collaboration with AbbotJackson, featured 10 tracks with a lone feature from The Coach.

Picking things up again, Swizzy returns with a new release titled “Another Basket,” linking up with Rebel Mafia Global’s Big Super.

Watch the Brandon James-directed clip above.

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Ishafromthe978 Drops New Single “Faucet”

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Ishafromthe978 Drops New Single Faucet

Last September, Ishafromthe978 dropped her 11-track project, 9999.

With a lone feature from Nawlage, the Virgo artist certainly identifies with the angel number throughout the project as she has no choice to embrace change, let certain people go and move on to the next chapter in her life. As she continues to support her latest release, Ishafromthe978 revisits 9999 and shoots a video for LP-cut, “Faucet.”

Directed by HarvardsEye, learn about Ishafromthe978’s drip above.

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7981 Kal Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison on RICO Charges

7981 Kal, who was among the ten individuals convicted on RICO Conspiracy, alongside his co-defendants G Fredo and Hamma Thang, was sentenced on Friday, March 3, by U.S. District Court Judge Leo T. Sorokin to 110 months in prison.

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7981 Kal To Be Sentenced In RICO Case This Friday

7981 Kal, who was among the ten individuals convicted on RICO Conspiracy, alongside his co-defendants G Fredo and Hamma Thang, was sentenced on Friday, March 3, by U.S. District Court Judge Leo T. Sorokin to 110 months in prison.

Back in April 2022, 7981 Kal born Kelvin Barros, pleaded guilty to RICO conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances. The charges stem from a 2020 indictment where 31 individuals were arrested and charged “in federal court in Boston for various crimes, including racketeering (“RICO”) conspiracy, violent crimes in aid of racketeering, drug trafficking, crossing state lines for the purpose of prostitution (the Mann Act), firearms charges and bank fraud,” according to the Department of Justice.

On Jan. 17, G Fredo was sentenced to nine years in prison and three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to RICO conspiracy and conspiracy to distribute and to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances. Hamma Thang was sentenced on Tuesday, Jan. 31,  by U.S. District Court Judge Leo T. Sorokin to 114 months in prison and four years of supervised release.

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