Big Bank - Trap Gawd

When it comes to big money conversations, who better to talk about the life of hood luxuries and hittin’ licks than Zone 6 Atlanta's own BIG BANK? Check out a true cash connoisseur in action in his new music video “TRAP GAWD” living street life to the fullest and finest extent possible.

Skipp Whitman - Justin Scott

Massachusetts-bred, LA-based emcee/producer Skipp Whitman presents a freestyle he laced over the beat for "Justin Scott", from Big K.R.I.T.'s new album 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time. Skipp recently released the music video for "Goodnight" (watch) which will appear on his forthcoming full-length Unfinished Songs Vol 1 (SWUFSV#1), a collection of original freestyles and unfinished or incomplete songs and/or ideas produced entirely by Skipp.

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Blakface - Humble Pie Pt 1

Sincere & Logik are duo Blakface, presenting the music video for "Humble Pie, Pt. 1", a single from Bamboozled, their new album featuring Planet Asia, Illa J, Poetik Force & Oh. Directed by the Bishop and produced by $in, "Humble Pie, Pt. 1" is part of a two-part series (watch the music video for Part 2 on Youtube). Sincere representing South Bend, Indiana and Logik hailing from West Covina, California, the duo are cousins, and each are emcees and producers in their own right.

Sicknature Ft Napoleon Da Legend - Make It Land Heavy

Right before the official release of Sicknature’s new EP "Copenhagen Kaiju" this friday, November 24th another video titled "Make It Land Heavy" featuring Napoleon Da Legend hits the streets. Both MC's show their full potential of skills on another Sicknature production. The visual storyline was once again filmed in Copenhagen/Denmark.

J. Tallie - Trapmack Mixtape

Mississippi artist J. Tallie release his latest project entitled "Trapmack" presented by Dirty Glove Bastard and executive producer by DJ Fury. The eleven track project is lead by his single entitled "Trap Phone" and the project title "Trapmack". J. Tallie takes you to the trap with records like "Shop With Us" and "Jugg Music".