New Singles From DMX, Yung Bleu, Pop Smoke, Coy Leray + More OUT NOW! Several stars have lined up to deliver exquisite collaborations, among them rising Star Yung Bleu and Coi Leray’s latest collab, not to mention the audio dope-yielding link up between YG and Big Sean and the grand offering from DMX and Mr. Green. Crowning the list are highlights including new a posthumous offering from Pop Smoke, a blazing and hot release from Shelley FKA DRAM and a new hit from rising Star DDG featuring 42 Dugg.
Below is a list of all the singles from the week ending Friday (Feb 6)
Pop Smoke — “AP”
After appearances on Kid Cudi’s hit Man On The Moon III and on Fredo’s Money Can’t Buy Happiness album, New York drill rap star Pop Smoke adds to the growing collection of posthumous releases with his Boogie film single “AP.”
YG f. Big Sean — “Go Big”
With more than 200 million Spotify streams, YG’s 2018 hit “Big Bank” featuring Big Sean is a certified hit — and it looks like the 4Real4Real rapper and the Detroit 2 hitmaker have plans to award fans with another heater to vibe out to as they link up on the Coming 2 America soundtrack song “Go Big.”
Yung Bleu f. Coi Leray — “Thieves In Atlanta”
Behind the sky-rocketing Billboard chart hype of rising Star Yung Bleu’s Drake-assisted hit and Coi Leray’s rebooted trending TikTok bop “No More Parties” featuring Lil Durk, the duo teams up for their hellish “Thieves In Atlanta” collaboration.
DDG & OG Parker f. 42 Dugg — “Money Long”
The “Moonwalking In Calabasas” hit-maker DDG recently teased an upcoming collab with producer OG Parker, and has made good on his promise alongside 42 Dugg, for their anthemic record “Money Long.”
DMX & Mr. Green — “Supreme Ninja Training Montage”
Producer Mr. Green has received combative guest verses from DMX for his “Supreme Ninja Training Montage” record. Warner Records signee 2KBABY delivered his energizing double-single The 2K Stimulus only a month ago and it appears the Kentucky-bred rapper has more plans to continue applying more pressure behind the hype of his viral “Like This” single featuring Marshmello
