It’s definitely a wide variety of releases this weekend for Hip-Hop heads and music fans alike:

Benny The Butcher – The Plugs I Met

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Buffalo emcee and Griselda affiliate Benny The Butcher steps out on his own with a new EP titled The Plugs I Met, which contains seven of the hardest Rap cuts this year. Additional appearances include Black Thought, Jadakiss, Conway The Machine, Pusha T and more. Press play on Benny’s latest below.

Trina – The One

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It really has been 9 years since we last heard Trina on her fifth album Amazin’; now, the Miami Rap veteran is back with a new body of work titled The One, which sees 15 new tracks and a slew of assists from peers old and new (DJ Khaled, 2 Chainz, Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, Plies, Boosie Badazz, Dave East, Rico Love, K. Michelle and more make notable appearances). Check out the latest from the self-proclaimed ‘baddest b***h’ below.

Lil Nas X – 7

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Lil Nas X. A name that’s pretty much taken over music in its entirety thanks to the massive success of the runaway Country-versial hit “Old Town Road” (and its Billy Ray Cyrus-assisted remix). Now, the Atlanta star looks to keep his momentum going with 7, an EP presumably named for its number of tracks. In addition to the aforementioned remix, the project also sees another collaboration with “Rodeo,” which features Cardi B.

Check it all out below, along with visualizers for “Panini” (which — fun fact — samples Nirvana) and “Kick It.”

Youngs Teflon – Tears

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Youngs Teflon’s new project fully comes together this weekend. Last week and the week prior saw the release of two EPs, Blood and Swagg, which turned out to be two thirds of a fully body of work titled Blood, Swvgg & Tears, which — with the obvious addition of Tears — is now available in full for your enjoyment. Altogether, you get 16 tracks and a single feature from fellow Londoner Avelino (“Juice”). Check it out below.

YFN Lucci & DJ Drama – 650Luc: Gangsta Grillz

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DJ Drama‘s highly-rated Gangsta Grillz mixtape series makes a big return this weekend with Atlanta’s YFN Lucci. Titled 650Luc, the 17-track release also sees assistance from Young Dolph, Jeezy, T.I., Yungeen Ace, Trey Songz, Trouble, Fabolous and more. Press play on YFN’s latest below.

Gucci Mane – Delusions Of Grandeur

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Even with a lesser output these days, Gucci Mane has continued to deliver a consistent level of tunes since 2005’s “So Icy.” His latest attention to the collection has arrived in the form of Delusions Of Grandeur, which acts as the Atlanta rapper’s fourteenth official album (and not his 105th like I had guessed). Features on the 18-track offering include DJ Drama, Peewee Longway, Wiz Khalifa, Lil Uzi Vert, Rick Ross, Young Dolph, Justin Bieber, Lil Baby, Gunna, Meek Mill and more. Check it out below, along with a visual for “Proud Of You.”

Nafe Smallz – Good Love

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Luton star Nafe Smallz follows up his big collab with Tory Lanez (as well as a recent Skepta feature) with a new EP titled Good Love, which features 9 new cuts and — in addition to the aforementioned track — assistance from M Huncho, Chip, Yxng Bane and more. Check it out below.

Inch – Bill A Vibe

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Following “Dark Freestyle,” Smoke Boys‘ Inch delivers a new EP titled Bill A Vibe,” which sees 8 new tracks and features from Stylo G, Trillary Banks, L.A. Cartier, s loud and — of course — Inch’s Smoke Boys family. Check it out below, along with a visual for the track “Inda Shoobs.”

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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.