This week’s “Ear To The Streets” showcases an impressive lineup of new music, highlighted by Baby Keem’s long-anticipated sophomore album, “Ca$ino,” and a stellar collaboration between indie rap heavyweights Larry June, Curren$y, and The Alchemist.
After a five-year hiatus since his breakthrough debut, “The Melodic Blue,” Baby Keem returns with “Ca$ino,” an infectious and introspective album that cements his status as a prominent figure in hip-hop’s new generation. The album features a guest verse from his cousin Kendrick Lamar, adding a familial connection that fans will appreciate.
Larry June, Curren$y, and The Alchemist have teamed up for “Spiral Staircases,” a smooth seven-track project that delivers laid-back vibes and clever lyricism. This collaboration is sure to resonate with fans, even if some wish it were longer.
In an exciting surprise, JAŸ-Z has released the original non-album version of “Dead Presidents” on streaming platforms for the first time. This move has ignited speculation about a potential comeback, especially with the 30th anniversary of “Reasonable Doubt” approaching this summer.
Denzel Curry continues to make his mark with “The Scythe,” a high-energy anthem featuring A$AP Ferg and TiaCorine, perfect for fans looking for a powerful track to add to their playlists.
Additionally, the late Mac Miller makes a poignant posthumous appearance on Thundercat’s new single, highlighting his lasting impact on the music scene.
Other notable releases include SZA’s “Save the Day,” a compelling track that showcases her signature sound, and NAV’s collaboration with Young Thug on “Trimski,” which brings a fresh vibe to the mix.
Killer Mike also drops “Spying Eyes (Smiling Faces)” featuring Lena Byrd-Miles, offering a thought-provoking piece that adds depth to this week’s lineup.
With such a diverse array of new music hitting the scene, fans have plenty to explore. For the latest updates on artists and their freshest sounds, stay tuned to hiphopraisedmetheblog.com.
