Some new music from both sides of the pond.

Boogie – Everything’s For Sale

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Introducing the first official entry for best album of 2019. Fans have been waiting for a new album from Boogie for a while now; finally, the Compton rapper delivers his official major label debut album, Everything’s For Sale. The project sees 13 tracks and additional appearances from Snoh Aalegra, J.I.D, 6LACK, Eminem (there’s a debate on whether his contribution was necessary) and Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah. Check it out below.

Yungen – Project Purple

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Today, London emcee Yungen delivers his new album Project Purple, which is presumably a continuation of 2014’s Project Black & Red. Project Purple is led by the singles “Comfortable” (which features Dappy and comes with a visual, also below) and the One Acen-assisted “Pricey.” The release sees 9 tracks total, which can be streamed below.

Dreezy – Big Dreez

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Years after her debut No Hard Feelings, genre-bending artist Dreezy is back with a new project titled Big Dreez. This go ’round, the Chicago emcee delivers ten new tracks and appearances from Kash Doll, Jeremih, Jacquees, Offset and Derez De’Shon. Turn up with one of Chicago’s finest below.

Jeezy & Boston George – Boston George & Diego

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No one saw this coming, apparently. While working on his new album, Jeezy found time to connect with rising star Boston George for a new project titled Boston George & Diego, a 9-track offering that sees assistance from Boo Rossini, Tay Keith and more. Quality drug raps await you below.

Jay Prince – WONDER

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East London’s Jay Prince enters 2019 with a new EP titled WONDER, which sees seven new tracks. Check it out below and — if you like what you’re hearing — catch Jay on his upcoming tour.

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Jon Powell

Currently working as Senior Editor of RESPECT. Magazine, I (Jon Powell) have 10 years experience in digital and print media -- this includes writing, photography and video editing production. I have worked extensively in Washington, D.C. and London, England and specialise in urban music and culture.