This Week in Hip-Hop: New Beats and Rhymes

This week in the hip-hop scene, we've been treated to a plethora of new material including albums, videos, and tracks from icons and rising stars alike. Notable releases from Cardi B, Sexyy Red, and Schoolboy Q, among others, have stirred up excitement for fans eagerly awaiting new sounds.

Fresh Releases and Comebacks

Cardi B has dropped a powerful track titled "Like That," which could easily stand as a strong single from her eagerly anticipated album. Meanwhile, Rico Nasty has made waves with "Arintintin," a track from her upcoming EP with Boys Noize, showcasing her genre-fusing sound.

Adding to the lineup, Sexyy Red collaborates with Summer Walker on their new single "I Might," a bold and humorous take on relationship woes. With the latest music out this week, fans have a diverse lineup to enjoy.

Noteworthy Albums and EPs

Several artists have contributed new albums and EPs to the hip-hop repertoire. IAMDDB from the UK released 'Love Is War, Volume 6,' blending diverse influences into her unique style. Meek Mill introduced his EP 'Heathensim' which features his distinct, rapid-fire rap delivery, while Schoolboy Q made a comeback with 'Blue Lips,' showcasing his eclectic taste in beats and styles.

That Mexican OT's 'Texas Technician' harnesses his Texan influences, proving to be a solid continuation of his breakthrough year. These fresh releases offer a glimpse into the current state of hip-hop, with artists pushing boundaries and exploring new terrain.

Singles and Music Videos to Check Out

The week also saw a variety of singles and music videos making their debut. 21 Lil Harold teamed up with BigXthaPlug on "Gin & Juice," delivering a soulful collaboration. Beanz showcased lyrical prowess with "Power Trip Freestyle," and Buddy impressed with "Like This," embracing a jazzy influence.

Kota The Friend released "Milan," a reflective track that fits his established style, and Kyle's "Forever & Ever & Ever & Even After That," sees him experimenting with drum and bass. Rounding out the singles, Luh Tyler presented "Bad B*tch," a track that harkens back to hip-hop's formative days of boastful lyrical play. Finally, Skepta and Portable offer "Tony Montana," a lively track sure to energize listeners.

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