Niggaz Know - J. Cole

June 18th is going to be absolutely unreal. Cole's Born Sinner, Mac's Watching Movies With the Sound Off and Ye's Yeezus. You can't tell me that you're not excited for that. Anyway, here's the latest single from Born Sinner, and once again, it's just dripping with that soulful sound we've gotten used to hearing from Cole lately. Enjoy this one.

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Objects In The Mirror (Video) - Mac Miller

Alright then. So it looks like Watching Movies With the Sound Off is actually going to be pretty sick. This drop from Mac is originally produced by Pharrell (and possibly was going to be their delayed project Pink Slime), but for this version, he grabs The Internet instead. This track actually doesn't have Mac rapping at all, and is just purely him singing, and it turned out amazing. Seriously, check this one out.

Word Is Bond - Joey Bada$$

Here's another great track that I missed out on when it first was released. Joey Bada$$ decided to drop the first single off his upcoming project, Summer Knights, which is out June 12th. It's got a wicked old school vibe that just pulls you in, and then Joey does his thing as always. Summer Knights is going to be sick.

Alive (Acoustic) - Krewella

Wow. This is amazing. Yesterday Krewella decided to put together an acoustic version of their hit track Alive, and I can honestly say that I've been listening to it non stop all day. Do yourself a favor and check this one out.

Over Dinner - Kings Dead

On the last couple tracks from The Kings Dead, I've made the statement that their sound has been drifting back towards their older Deans List vibe. With this latest one, Over Dinner, Kings Dead has managed to blend their older Deans List sound with their newer, more experimental Kings Dead sound, and create a track that is truly fantastic. I was excited for their upcoming project, Revenge Of The Beast before, but now I just can't wait. Not one to sleep on. Enjoy.

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Tessellate (Alt-J Cover) - Ellie Goulding

Start your night off right. My girl Ellie decided to jump in and give her own spin on Alt-J's Tessellate, and as you would probably expect, it's fantastic. It actually reminds me a bit of her cover of High For This. Maybe it's because Xaphoon Jones has decided to lend his production skills to this one as well. Check it out below.

Respect Ya Passion - Nipsey Hussle

Nipsey Hussle proving yet again why he's one to listen to. A smooth beat with some great retrospective lyrics. From the looks of it, Nipsey plans on releasing a new track every time he gets another 20,000 followers on twitter, so if you want more great tracks like this one (because I sure do), check him out. Enjoy this one.

Heart Attack - Archie ft. Crywolf

Here it is. The collab everyone has been waiting for. Archie & Crywolf have teamed up for what turned out to be an absolutely spectacular track. Heart Attack is the kind of track that just gets you going, and I can see it becoming a staple in my summer playlist. Don't sleep on this one.

Kids Throw Rocks (Video) - Raz Simone

I feel like Raz Simone is the kind of guy you could just sit down with, have a few beers, and just shoot the shit with for hours. I don't mean that to sound weird, it's just that he's got an unreal story telling ability. But that's beside the point. Here's his latest set of visuals for one of my favorite tracks off his debut solo project, Solomon Samuel Simone. A simple video, but it manages to really showcase Raz's fantastic lyrics. Check it out, and if you haven't yet, you need to go cop his EP. Enjoy.

Hell Of A Night - ScHoolboy Q

This joint premiered during the NBA finals a couple days ago, but now that I've given it full a listen, I can officially say that I'm a fan of it. Although it's a great track, you can't deny the fact that it is probably one of ScHoolboy Q's more radio friendly joints. Anyway, check it out below.

I.D.G.A.F. - Mike Posner ft. Pharrell

Not to be confused with Luda's new mixtape, Mike Posner and Pharrell decided to hook up for a brand new collab track called I.D.G.A.F. It's got a real JT feel to it, but if you ask me, there's nothing wrong with that. Check it out below.

War Room - Styles P ft. Chris Rivers & Vinne Paz

This is dope right here. Styles P has managed to find a balance between the old school, heavy hitting hip hop and the newer, more twisted quick flow hip hop (like Flatbush Zombies and Pro Era). Plus it features a verse from Big Pun's son (in case you couldn't tell from the album art). Check this one out for sure.

Julian (The Chainsmokers Remix) - Say Lou Lou

Alright. I'm officially a big fan of The Chainsmokers. The last track I heard from them was their remix of Little Daylight's Overdose back in March, and I can honestly say that it has been in constant rotation on my iPod since then. This time they take Say Lou Lou's Julian, and twist it in such a way that it becomes a gorgeous progressive/dance track that you just want turn up loud and lose yourself in. Don't sleep on this one, and be on the lookout for more from The Chainsmokers.

#IDGAF (Mixtape) - Ludacris

Best project from Luda in years, hands down. In my opinion, he hasn't spit this good since How Low. Plus with features from guys like Young Jeezy, Meek Mill, Mac Miller, French Montana, Chris Brown, Swizz Beatz and Pusha T, you really can't go wrong. No point in me trying to hype this one up anymore though, so check it below.

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Medicine Time - Kasum

Kasum has been on fire since his return. First he hit us with the great mash Catch Me Alive back in march, and then a few weeks after that, he put together the perfect pre-game track Cold Stars. Here it is just over a month later, and Kasum has decided to create an unbelievably smooth mash that you really can't help but enjoy. It combines Medicine from Daughter, both the original AND The ChainSmokers remix, with It's Time from Imagine Dragons. Seriously, he just keep better and better with each new track, so even though this is a fantastic track, I'm excited to hear where he goes. Anyway, check it out below.