Hold On, We're Going Home (Reggae Cover) - Kayo

Some homegrown talent right here. In case you don't recognize the name, Kayo is a fantastic artist originally from St. Lucia, but now based out of my hometown of Halifax, NS. For this one, he's taken Drake's latest, and given it a fantastic chilled out reggae vibe. I can honestly say that I believe this version is better than the original, so do yourself a favor and check it out below.

Spraypaint (Video) - Radical Something

As much as I hate to admit it, summer is slowly starting to come to a close. It's still gorgeous out, and I'm still finding any excuse to hit the beach and have a few, but fall is definitely in the air. That being said, the boys from Radical Something have decided to give us some new summer time vibes to reinvigorate that amazing summer feeling. Check them out above.

Been On - G-Eazy

Wow. When G-Eazy said that he was going to release a new track, I didn't expect that it would be as amazing as this it. Not that I didn't expect a great track, it's just that Been On is on a whole other level. Absolutely effortless flow and haunting beat / hook. I'm addicted to this track. Plus, although the video for this is really simple, it's unbelievably captivating. Anyway, don't let yourself miss out on this one.

Leaving Scraps - The Underachievers

Not exactly what were used to hearing from The Underachievers, but you really can't knock them for trying something a little different. Don't get me wrong, Leaving Scraps still has that classic Beast Coast flow, but its vibe is slightly different than what The UA normally has. Check it out below.

Every Single Day (Video) - OCD: Moosh & Twist

Moosh & Twist really know how to make a track. As always, their flows are tight, the hook is infectious, and the beat manages to showcase both of those perfectly. Don't sleep on this one.

Shooting Star - Collin McLoughlin

Guest Post:

"Chilling vocals on a new track by Collin McLoughlin along with some clean, enjoyable "chillstep". Been relaxing to this on repeat, give it a listen." 

- Chase

Missing - B.o.B.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with some new B.o.B, especially when it's as sick as this. Enjoy it.

Scare Me (Video) - Major Lazer ft. Peaches & Timberlee

Terry Crews as Major Lazer? Yes please. Enjoy the highly entertaining visuals.

First Chain - Big Sean ft. Nas & Kid Cudi

New cut off Big Sean's upcoming Hall Of Fame, and this time it features Nas and Kid Cudi, which you really can't go wrong with. Enjoy.

Under Control - Ellie Goulding

There was no way I was going to let you miss a new release from my girl Ellie. Enjoy.

All My Niggas (Video) - E-40 ft. Danny Brown & ScHoolboy Q

Nothing fancy about these visuals. I more of just using them as an excuse to make you check out the track if you haven't yet. Enjoy.

Survival - Eminem ft. Skylar Grey

First off, I want to apologize from not posting anything over the last couple days. But now that I'm back, it's time to get you up to date, in case you're as behind as I am. A couple days ago, Call Of Duty: Ghoests got a new trailer, and it featured a brand new track from Eminem. A few hours later, the track was released in full, and let me just tell you, I'm hooked. Definitely don't sleep on this one like I did.

Americoustic (EP) - Hoodie Allen

After weeks of build up, the day has finally arrived and Hoodie Allen has released his highly anticipated project, Americoustic, and it's every bit as fantastic as was expected. We already got a taste of Two Lips and No Interruption, but the ones you haven't heard  are Cake Boy, High Again, Same As Before, and my favorite: No Faith In Brooklyn. Don't sleep on this one.

*You can download each track individually for free, but if you want the whole project in one go, or you want to support this great artist, cop it on iTunes*

Outta Control - Joell Ortiz

With all the shots that Kendrick fired in Control, you just KNEW that rappers from all over were putting pen to the page and hammering out their responses. Joell Ortiz is the first up, so check it out.

Control - Big Sean ft. Kendrick Lamar & Jay Electronica

No way I was going to let you miss on the new track that features a verse that is already being hailed as one of the year's best. Big Sean does his normal thing on the first verse, but then when Kendrick comes in at about the 3 minute mark, you get blown away. Oh, and Jay Electronica is pretty solid for the final bars as well. Don't sleep on this one.