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Post-Wamp 2 Dem, Giggs continues to deliver at the highest quality when it comes to his featured appearances. His latest two see the Peckham emcee connecting with Da Beatfreakz and Canadian artist Big Lean for “Swingin’ In Da Whip” and “Hermes,” respectively. Simply put, both are absolute bangers that you can enjoy below (courtesy of GRM Daily).

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It appears that OVO Sound Radio has dropped a few gems last night, two of which are tracks featuring PARTYNEXTDOOR.

Producer Murda Beatz blessed OVO Sound Radio with an unbelievable mix jam-packed with new music. Just a few weeks after the release of Summer Songs 2, Lil Yachty’s newest single “Buzzin” featuring PND was unveiled during the episode. To top it all off, the long-awaited collab between Quavo and PND (which was rumoured since back in March) was revealed as well with the track “Cuffed Up.”

The unexpected collaboration between Lil Yachty and PND seems to be something that listeners have been missing out on in the music realm. The two compliment each other’s unique harmonies perfectly as they go back and forth on “Buzzin.” Check out the track’s cover art above.

“Cuffed Up” also provides listeners with a collaboration that they may have never thought they needed.  Both Quavo and PND mesh well on the modern day love song about being tied up with their “babygirl”. The track suggests that there may be a Quavo solo project in the works.

Murda Beatz also premiered new tracks from Migos, Rich the Kid and Big Lean on last night’s episode.

Listen to “Buzzin” and Cuffed Up” below.

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Big Lean drops “All Times” an eerie 808-heavy track featuring MubuGang/OVO representer King Louie. Produced by Pro Logic, the video shows both artists mobbing out over a catchy hook that compliments the equally street-influenced lyrics. Directed by Zac Facts, the track has a polished video treatment with a cameo by RepsUp/OVO artist Sha Hustle.

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Photos by Khammy Phanthavong

Words by Ryan Reyes

The night started with sets from R.O.Z. and his fellow EMB microphone fiends Big Lean and Teddy T, who provided a piff-tastic soundtrack while the crowd settled in.

The settlement was brought to a close when Pusha started his set. Moving from his verse on the “I Don’t Like” remix to The Clipse classic “Grindin’ ” then to the Birdman-fronted “What Happened To That Boy,” Pusha’s beginning was explosive. The crowd was clearly not ready for such a strong opening sequence. Midway during his set, which somehow maintained the bar-setting momentum of the opening, Pusha stated “I went to Hawaii for one month to record and when I came back home I was signed to G.O.O.D. Music.” Right on cue were G.O.O.D. bangers “Runaway”, “New God Flow” and “Lamborghini Mercy.” He’s been with G.O.O.D. for a relatively short time, but he’s already made quite a name for himself. Appropriately, before he relinquished the stage to Fab, he promoted his upcoming album My Name Is My Name, which drops on July 16th.

Fabolous’s backing band made adjustments during a short intermission. Yes, Fab plays with a band. But you knew that already – back to Winnipeg. Taking the Pusha-T route, Fab also started things off with a sequence of strong classics :“Holla Back”, “Superwoman” and “Breathe”. In response, ladies screamed, people banged on club windows (that were 9 feet off the ground) and guys in the front row gleefully swung their chains. Fun times. Fab then brought out Pusha for their aptly titled tour track “The Life is So Exciting,” from Fab’s Soul Tape 2. This track perfectly highlights why this tour works: Pusha’s signature snarling delivery perfectly compliments Fab’s laid-black flow.

The set continued with “Imma Do It” (remember his line “My attitude is celibate. I don’t give a f*ck!”?), “Everything, Everyday, Everywhere” featuring Keri Hilson and the Ryan Leslie-produced “You Be Killin Em”. The live drums really brought some of the songs to life: “You Be Killin Em” was one of them. Fabo ended the night with his single “Ready” from his upcoming album Loso’s Way 2: Rise to Power.

All in all, it was a fantastic night. It was very apparent why Fab and Pusha-T have had such long and productive careers. Hopefully, their two upcoming projects will extend that legacy.

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