New boosie mixtape 2014 full#
New boosie mixtape 2014 free#

Fans of the old South are hoping that rumorsР’В of a Jeezy & T.I. SupposedlyР’В Cardo meant to send the beat to Big Sean, but we doubt he's complaining. However, Jeezy was lucky to find this Cardo beat in his inbox-definitely the most classical material he's produced. Jay and Jeezy are now atop the industry, and this ain't even their first career. The title track was a reminder that Jeezy's seen a lot more than whatever 2014 had to throw at him, and he brings in another legend to back him up. In the end, Jeezy managed to clear himselfР’В of all legal trouble and put out Seen It All. He also had a fallout with former signee Freddie Gibbs, who hit him with a stinging diss trackР’В off his record with Madlib.

New boosie mixtape 2014 full#

Yo Gotti - 'Errybody' Р”Р„s CTE boss, Jeezy's got a full plate, and, unfortunately, most of the attention surrounding him this year was due toР’В a series of run-ins with lawР’В ( here and here). This is another gem from a city that's changing the blueprint of what we consider hip-hop, and the new school really runs deep.Р”В¤6. Rome and Dun Deal (whose creds include ' Stoner' and ' Hannah Montana') did an entire six-track mixtape together, Drives, Thighs, & Lies, off which we pulled our favorite Rome cut, 'Come & Get It.' On this one, incidentally, Dun Deal crafts a dubstep influenced beat, though he suffocates his wobbling bassline until it's hardly audible, and airy enough for Rome to fully explore his creaky, half auto-tuned mating call. He's also worked extensively with Childish Major and Dun Deal, who've each produced for the biggest names in Atlanta and the rest of the South. He's worked with experimental dance producer/DJs like Jacques Greene, Suicideyear, and the legendary Four Tet. Even more impressive are the producers he's managed to pull tracks from. He's had a prolific 2014, releasing three mixtapes including the just-as-good Beautiful Pimp II.Р’В While still not a household name, he's now worked with iLoveMakonnen, OG Maco, and Young Thug (more on each of those guys later). We first noticed Rome with last year's excellent Beautiful Pimp mixtape. Here we have another young fringe character from Atlanta, and, yes, his sound is about as far-out as his multicolored beard would indicate. The two are planning a collaborative album together as Metro Thuggin, and it's one of many Thug projects we look forward to in 2015. Metro Boomin pulls off a dark and syrupy re-interpolation of the original Boi-1da beat that nicely melds with Thugga's free-form structure (or lack thereof). Thug's opener, somehow, works to similar effect-though, predictably, it's 100x as ridiculous: 'I fucked her then washed off my dick with the curtains inside of the phantom.' Did he really just pull that off? That's the power of Young Thug: he can, in one breath, spit out one of the most hilariously imaginative lines of the year, off the top (of course), and, somehow, his tempo clicks just as perfectly as an oh-so-carefully-constructed Drake hook. Thugga makes it his own with his unique blood-stained language-'blanguage'-but compare the hard-hitting opening lines of Drake and Thug respectively: 'I don't know why they been lyin' / But your shit is not that inspirin'.' Nice on paper, and with Drake's melody and impeccable timing, it became an iconic rhyme that immediately set the attitude for the entire song. Young Thug's take on Drake's ' The Language,' from Nothing Was the Same. Now, before we roll out the winners, let's get warmed up with some records that barely missed the cut, but deserve a shoutout nonetheless.Р“вЂљ While many of the tracks you'll find here were clear-cut reader favorites, hip-hop, and its feuding fanbases, is such that everybody can't be happy-as always, our comments section is open. Plenty of drama, plenty of excitement, plenty of records that we'll remember for years to come. This year particularly, a select few producers were responsible for shifting the sounds of the genre, and we hope to give them their proper due in the upcoming mentions (if not already with our Hottest Instrumentals list). Bi-coastal collaborations were rampant, but no place could match the body of work that came out of Atlanta.

New boosie mixtape 2014 free#

The ever-changing landscape of the digital music industry, as well as contentious label politics, meant less albums, but more EPs, mixtapes, and free releases.

Rappers started singing and singers started rapping. Whatever your thoughts on 2014's hip-hop landscape, there was a lot going on and a lot to keep track of. As always, you're gonna have to do some scrolling to find out the #1 hottest record. HNHH selects our Hottest 50 songs of 2014.Р”Р„s one of the most anticipated segments of the #HOTNEW14 end-of-year rollout, HNHH is pleased to present our top 50 songs of the year.