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Stream: Lil Tjay – ‘State Of Emergency’ (Mixtape)
Getting into it with Highbridge The Label artists earlier this week, Lil Tjay shifts his focus and releases his brand new mixtape, State of Emergency.
Only consisting of seven tracks, Lil Tjay taps on the services of Jay Critch, Fivio Foreign, Sheff G, Sleepy Hallow, J.I. The Prince Of N.Y., Jay Gwuapo and the late Pop Smoke.
The Bronx native apologized for dissing A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and 6ix9ine ahead of the mixtape’s release.
“ALL THAT OTHER NA NA NA SHIT ND SNITCH RAINBOW HAIR SHIT GOING ON IN MY CITY A DUBB,” Lil Tjay in an Instagram caption.
Following the release of the visual for “First Person Shooter” with J. Cole, Drake continues to build momentum with his fourth visual installment in support of his latest album, For All The Dogs, titled “Polar Opposites.”
This comes on the heels of Drake’s recent drop of the FATD deluxe edition, Scary Hours 3. The deluxe edition introduces six new tracks, predominantly showcasing Drake’s solo efforts, except for the collaborative gem “Evil Ways” featuring the talented J. Cole.
Following the success of his previous track “Stressed Out,” Sugarhill Ddot is back with a heartfelt serenade dedicated to his special lady. The new single, titled “My Baby,” is a testament to Ddot’s romantic side, as he pours his emotions into lyrics that are sure to resonate. “My Baby” serves as a prelude to Ddot’s highly anticipated debut at Rolling Loud Los Angeles on March 15th, 2024.
Emerging rapper and songwriter EmanuelDaProphet returns with the official video for his latest single, “Daily Bread,” featuring Lil Yachty. Co-directed by Deisel Films and TJK+, this visual captures the essence of EmanuelDaProphet’s Michigan roots.
This rising star holds the distinction of being the first artist to rise from the collaboration between the revitalized Tamla Records/Capitol Christian Music Group and Encouragement Music. This partnership, supported by Quality Control and spearheaded by the seasoned QC engineer/A&R maestro Thomas “Tillie” Mann, has set the stage for EmanuelDaProphet’s ascent.
Set against the backdrop of Detroit, the “Daily Bread” video serves as a follow-up to EmanuelDaProphet earlier chart-toppers, including “Holy Steppin” and “Ghetto Gospel” featuring Rich The Kid.
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