Rapper Self Explan finds Lil Uzi Vert stealing one his melodies?

Rapper Self Explan finds Lil Uzi Vert stealing one his melodies? Self’s producer Good Juug made the beat for him months before the Uzi song “Sauce it Up” dropped. The song “Wav” is off his EP “By Myself” which dropped this summer. Listen to the song and tell us what you think,did Uzi take Self’s melody? 

Links: “Wav” https://soundcloud.com/selfexplanpg/wav-prod-by-goodjuug

Uzi song link: https://youtu.be/LGLYqw_uz9c

@KillThemWColour – Diamonds Ft. David Spekter

Toronto DJ/Producer Kill Them With Colour follows up his previous number-one EP and singles with more great new music today, with the release of “Diamonds”. Featuring David Spekter. Breaking onto the scene in 2014, KTWC continues a two-year run with a new unique sound blended over the smooth vocals of David Spekter.

Kill Them With Colour’s sound is splattered with synths; brush stroked with samples; canvassed with Classical, Hip-hop, Trinidad Dance Hall, House and primed with progressions and processions.

“Diamond” has already accumulated 84-million streams on streaming services.

Hear “Diamonds” right now, courtesy of Soundcloud.

@RunwayRichy – China Cafeteria 2.5 [Hosted by DC Young Fly]

Atlanta rapper Runway Richy is excited to release his highly-anticipated follow-up mixtape China Cafeteria 2.5 hosted by MTV’s DC Young Fly. Runway Richy has recruited all-star features for this special project, including Gucci Mane, Trae Tha Truth, London Jae, Scotty ATL and producers Beat Monster Marc, Evil G and executive produced by FKi.

“China Cafeteria is a landmark in my hometown of Decatur, GA. People of all walks of life come through there and everyone has a different story.” Runway Richy explains, “I’ve seen single moms feeding their 4 kids with $20, local hustlers coming to get a quick $3.45 plate so they can get back to the trap and just the average working man getting an affordable meal. This project is about our stories. I named this project 2.5 because I went through a lot of stuff since the original EP… nearly dying in the car accident, learning to walk again, performing on crutches and every other obstacle in between. It’s been a crazy time, going to hell and coming back, so I felt just calling it Part 2 wasn’t enough. 2.5 has that extra little push! Lol.”

‘China Cafeteria 2.5’ is hosted by Wild’n Out alum comedian and ATL native, DC Young Fly. Checkout the complete mixtape below, courtesy of Soundcloud.

@YoungGiantz1 – “Western Expedition”

South Central MCs Young Giantz release the music video to their lead single “Western Expedition.” While the colorful visual bounces back to West Coast gangsta hip hop with custom lowriders, it also pays a respectful tribute to MC Special One of the Conscious Daughters and their 1994 hit “Something To Ride To (Fonky Expedition).”

Young Giantz on “Western Expedition”:

“We’ve always been fans of “Fonky Expedition” by Conscious Daughters. Rest in peace to MC Special One. When Jelly Roll played us this beat, we knew exactly what it was and it instantly made you want to throw up WESTSIDE! So that’s exactly what we did lyrically. We named the song “Western Expedition” to tribute the classic!”

With West Coast G Funk as their foundation, the brothers crafted their 13-track EP 2000 Ninetiez with help from producer Dae One (Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg) and G-Funk veterans DJ Battlecat and Jelly Roll. This project also brings the brothers to Priority Records 25 years after their father, Playa Hamm released Paid the Cost with Eazy E’s Ruthless/Priority Records.

Watch below.

@NeMissChiYork – “The Game We’re In”

Chicago native, turned Brooklynite, NeMiss ChiYork, delivers her second single before the season closes out. Once again, enlisting star musicians, Nate Jones [bassist for Trey Songz], Adam Ahuja (collaborated under Warner Music Group & The O’Jays’ musical director), and Nate Jones (musical director for Lyfe Jennings tour) for her R&B Soul infused Hip Hop record, “The Game We’re In.”

The song opens with mellow drums, melodic synths, and keys, that segue into the record’s calming hook. Which then transitions into Nemiss’ heavenly flow, where she unleashes rhymes about a man who has caught her attention, and won her over.

NeMiss on the song:

“In the vein of Jill Scott, this track gives a personal account of a love affair gone astray,”

Following up her previous summer release, “Ruler”, “The Game We’re In” closes out the skyrocketing Summer ’17 for the youngster with high hopes of a promising 2018.

Check out “The Game We’re In” below, courtesy of Soundcloud.