Last Friday evening, Bryson Tiller announced the imminent arrival of his latest mixtape, titled “SLUM TILLER VOL. 1” via a live Twitch session.

In a move that delighted his followers, just hours after the Twitch session, he promptly released the 5-track mixtape on SoundCloud. The tracks featured in “SLUM TILLER VOL. 1” include ‘NUMB,’ ‘Coy,’ ‘Big Spender,’ ‘Stay Gold,’ and ‘Resolution.’ These songs are now available for streaming on SoundCloud, providing a refreshing and unexpected treat for listeners.

Back in November, Tiller disclosed that he had been discussing a collaborative project with Jack Harlow. Although the joint project might not materialize, fans continue to hold out hope for a new album from the talented artist sometime this year.

Stream SLUM TILLER VOL. 1 below.

After appearing on Angie Martinez‘s IRL (In Real Life) Podcast earlier this week, Moneybagg Yo has returned with his brand new mixtape, Hard to Love.

Serving as a follow up to his 2021 album, A Gangsta’s Pain, Moneybagg Yo taps on the services of Future, Lil Durk, GloRilla, Fridayy and more on the 20-track effort. “I gained and lost more than I ever thought I would,” Bagg wrote on Instagram about the new project, “and had no other safe outlet for all the emotions and dark thoughts that came wit that other than making music.”

Stream Hard To Love below.

Back in October 2022, Tsu Surf entered a not guilty plea after being arrested with several other men in connection to a federal racketeering case spanning over several years.

The 32-year old rapper was indicted on one count of racketeering conspiracy, one count of possession of firearms & ammunition by a convicted felon, and is being accused of being an active member of the Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips sect, the Silverbacc Gorillas (SBG).

On Friday, Apr. 28, federal authorities have announced that the DISPARU rapper, born Rahjon Cox, has changed his plea to guilty, admitting his role in a racketeering conspiracy and possessing firearms and ammunition as a convicted felon.

According to a press release by the Department of Justice, Cox pleaded guilty via video conference on Thursday, April 27, to two counts of a superseding indictment charging him with Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) conspiracy and possession of firearms and ammunition by a convicted felon.

Tsu Surf faces up to 30 years in prison as the racketeering conspiracy count carries maximum sentence of 20 years in prison while the charge of being a felon in possession of a weapon is punishable by a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.

Both counts are also punishable by a fine of up to $250,000. Surf is scheduled to be sentenced on Sept. 12.

I seen Monsters before…. Free Me.

— Tsu’Ca Doncic (@Tsu_Surf) October 27, 2022