Before your girl catches a flight for a couple of weeks, I couldn’t leave without leaving y’all with a new MASS. Mondays. This week, we have some new faces: Eddy Norf and Clark D, while still celebrating the masses: Ricky France, $hay Band$, 8 Zipp and Dutchy Do Bad.

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Ricky France – CODE

We haven’t seen Ricky France since the release of his single, “One Way Or Another” back in November. As we approach the end of April, France couldn’t let the month end without releasing a new visual.

Teaming up with Brillo and Vanni Allan Poe, who just released his single “Bachelor” last month, France drops his latest visual, “CODE.” Inspired by the 1995-film, New Jersey Drive, the Bonvida// Lyme Lyte TV-directed clip finds Ricky playing Midget and Vanni channeling Jason.

If you haven’t seen the film, you can get an idea of what happens by watching “Code” above.

$hayBand$ & 8 Zipp – ‘Grease’

It’s always up for Shooterz Muzik. Back in February, 8 Zipp released “Don’t Go” featuring Boston Royale while $hayBand$ followed behind in March with the official video to her single, “Famous.”

For the first time ever, the first lady of Shooterz and 8 Zipp come together for a collaborative track titled, “Grease.” Over the production of Reuel Beats for Open Minds Entertainment, the two rappers get their time to murder the beat with their infectious wordplay.

Eddy Norf – “My Brudda”

Just a month ago, Sylus Gambino dropped his new single, “That’s A Reach” featuring Gio Dee, Eway Nef & $hayBand$. As the record continues to do numbers, NNCHVLNT Records introduces their new artist, Eddy Norf, who just released his debut single, “My Brudda.”

Directed by Trill Is Bliss, the visual finds Eddy Norf passed out in car before his alarm goes off – panicking and rushing to clock into work. Upon starting his shift, the rapper ingests an edible, and some trippy shit ensues at the skating rink before realizing it was all a dream.

Clark D – Section 3 Freestyle

Marking his first appearance on miixtapechiick.com, Clark D doesn’t disappoint. His latest offering “Section 3 Freestyle,” reminds his audience who he is and what he’s about in case you forgot. “Section 3 Freestyle” serves as a follow-up to his October offering “HARD” featuring SeeFour.

Dutchy DoBad – Love Me Not

Almost a year ago, Dutchy DoBad released “No Stress,” following a 2-year incarceration.

Ready to pick things up where he left off, the Boston native returns with his visual titled, “Love Me Not.” A single for the streets and the ladies, Dutchy DoBad is still getting it by any means – whether you love him or you don’t.

“Reporting live from them trenches, time to put in work/ I ain’t with sitting on them benches/
had to plant my feet and move that work,” he spits. “Just how I lived it, that 9-5 ain’t pan out
way a nigga had envisioned/so I went out had to get it nigga.”

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