NBA YoungBoy and Quando Rondo, Meek Mill and More – New Projects

With Thanksgiving now within the rearview, we’re within the dwelling stretch of 2022. This week, we get a collab venture from a crimson-scorching rapper and his label artist, the fiery return of a well-liked Philadelphia MC, the brand new album from a lauded U.Ok. rapper and extra.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again may fall quick on his aim to launch 10 tasks this 12 months, nevertheless it hasn’t been for lack of effort. He places out his seventh providing of 2022 with the Quando Rondo collab venture 3860. The 16-track launch options the beforehand launched singles “Give Me a Sign” and “Cream Soda.” The lone visitor look on the venture is on the intro monitor, which options Lul Timm, the person charged with capturing and killing King Von.

Meek Mill needs all of the smoke in the case of his new launch. After railing towards the music trade for weeks, the Philadelphia rapper dropped his unbiased mixtape, Flamerz 5 on Monday (Nov. 21). The new tape finds Meek getting again to his previous type because the he spits fireplace over beats like DJ Khaled’s “God Did,” Kodak Black’s “Super Gremlin,” GloRilla’s “Tomorrow” and extra. The intro monitor options the Dreamchasers head honcho rapping over a pattern of the 1982 Survivor monitor “Eye of the Tiger.”

“If you natural hater of buster don’t put on my music ima mess ya whole day up!!!!!!” Meek tweeted upon the tape’s launch. “Lol pop that FLAMERZ 5 in if you need some motivation!”

Stormzy returns with This Is What I Mean, his first album in three years. The platinum U.Ok. MC delivers 12 songs on his comeback venture, which incorporates the singles “Firebabe” and “Hide & Seek.” The September single “Mel Made Me Do It” doesn’t seem on the LP, which he say is extra soulful than his prior releases.

“I know that this album gives me freedom, which is all I want,” Stormzy instructed GQ in September. “Whether you hate me or love me, at least we can all have a joint consensus that this guy is going to do what he wants.”

The new album, Stormzy’s third, follows the his two earlier platinum LPs, Gang Signs & Prayer and Heavy Is the Head, which dropped in 2017 and 2019, respectively.

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