Where every beat drop counts and every lyric sets the tone for the week ahead, RMR’s got you covered with Hot Music Friday. On this Friday, we bring you the latest and hottest hip-hop hits straight from the streets to your speakers. So, buckle up and roll up for your go-to source for the pulse of the hip-hop landscape, right here, every week.
czarface ft. Logic “Gatecrasher”
Czarface, the dynamic underground rap trio composed of 7L, Esoteric, and the iconic Inspectah Deck from Wu-Tang Clan, has etched its name as a cornerstone in hip-hop. The recent album Czartificial Intelligence, adds another chapter to their compelling narrative. Czarface’s unique blend of raw talent and unwavering commitment continues to captivate the hip-hop community, making their music a timeless testament to the essence of the genre.
Remy Ma and Connie Diiamond “Ghetto & Ratchet (Remy Ma Remix)”
The iconic NY OG Remy Ma makes a triumphant return with a sizzling feature on Connie Diiamond’s hit track “Ghetto and Ratchet.” Teaming up with the rising star from The Bronx, whose fame skyrocketed with the previous release “If I Want To,” Remy Ma brings her signature flair to this collaboration. The dynamic synergy extends to the music production, courtesy of DJ Aarononthebeat and Milanmad, crafting a must-listen song that seamlessly blends talent and beats.
Westside Gunn, The Alchemist, & Conway The Machine “Fork in the Pot feat Schoolboy Q”
The third track on Hall and Nash 2 with Westside Gunn and Conway the Machine stands out as their most popular. The song features a collaboration with Schoolboy Q, adding an extra layer of dynamism to the mix. Notably, The Alchemist’s production prowess shines through, incorporating an obscure sample from Terumasa Hino’s “Goin’ Fo the Gold.” This track not only showcases the collective talent of the artists involved but also cements itself as a standout gem.
Nicki Minaj and Skiibeng & Skeng “Forward from Trini”
As expected, Nicki Minaj delivers another chart-topper from her iconic album Pink Friday 2. This standout track features the talents of Skiibeng and Skeng, known for their collaboration on ‘Crocodile Teeth.’ Nicki penned this song as a tribute to her homeland, Trinidad, and the vibrant culture of the West Indies. The fusion of her lyrical prowess and the infectious beats crafted by Skiibeng and Skeng creates a banger. All in all, it not only dominates the charts but also pays homage to the rich musical tapestry of the Caribbean.
Dough-Boy, MC Jin “The Laughing Song”
As anticipation builds for their upcoming album, MC Jin and Dough-Boy treat fans to the captivating experience of their latest song. Breaking away from conventional rap narratives, the duo presents a refreshing perspective by intertwining Chinese and English in their verses. MC Jin, known for his multifaceted talents as a rapper, actor, and comedian, joins Dough-Boy, a seasoned music producer from The Bakerie Productions. Surely, Doughboy’s return to the scene after a two-year hiatus marks a powerful comeback that sets the stage for their forthcoming album.
Cashus King, Blu “23 Til’ Infinity”
Los Angeles dreamteam Cashus King & Blu have delivered a future-facing take on a traditional West Coast rap sound. Built on the foundation of funk and cool California confidence, “23 Til’ Infinity” masterfully captivates its listeners throughout its seven-minute runtime. By and large, the track is a perfect pairing for all your chill nighttime hangouts.
Hitkidd, Aleza “Luv A”
Y2K is alive and well at the hands of Hitkidd and Aleza’s “Luv A”. Punchy, powerful bars lay atop a bass-heavy beat that evokes a steamy, glamorous nightclub feeling. Overall, the pair’s Southern roots illuminate the track’s nod to early 2000’s hip-hop with a fresh and modern feel.
Afro B, Mohbad “Bom Bom”
Reverberated afrobeats and lavishly layered instrumentation define Afro B. and Mohbad’s ”Bom Bom”. Unmistakably, this will get your groove going and your night bopping when you’re looking to get lit. Turn up the volume and let yourself be transported to warm summer days drinking Mai Tais on the beach.
Asmara “FEEL LIKE THIS”
“FEEL LIKE THIS” offers a groovy, lo-fi alternative to some of the harder tracks on this list. Asmara’s dreamy vocals melt like honey over the smooth and bouncy beat. The Lebanese multimedia artist establishes both her producing and lyrical prowess in this ethereal tune.
Rhakim Ali “THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY”
A self-reflective and nostalgic tune, behold “THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY” by New York’s Rhakim Ali. With strong inspiration from the likes of J Dilla and Nujabes, Ali establishes that lo-fi can continuously be reimagined and adapted for the future. Above all, this will help ease the anxiety that’s built up over the week.
Alright, everybody, that’s it for this week’s Hot Music Friday. Now, be sure to check out these fire rappers and others on our official Hot Music Friday Spotify playlist updated weekly.
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