Photo Credit: Mike Zombie – “Demon Time (Cover Photo)”

Multi-platinum producer, Mike Zombie, drops off his latest record, “Demon Time.”

Fresh off of the RIAA Certified Gold collaboration he did with Young M.A. for her hitter, “BIG;” Mike Zombie, is back with a New York drill music inspired single of his own.

The New Jersey bred, now Los Angeles representative, shows off his multi-talented versatility with sharp lyricism and pristine flow.

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One moment we couldn’t stop talking about was Dave East‘s freestyle on Hot97 during the Funkmaster Flex show. Bringing two and a half minutes of straight bars, you know he made the list. We also snatched up the impromptu live streamed DJ set from Mad Skillz as he came “Live From the Basement” with his special mash up tribute to legendary music icons Michael Jackson and Prince.

Bringing a new element to his legendary freestyle segment, Sway not only blessed us with some bars from Mir Fontane & Don Flamingo, but some banging production from Mike Zombie. Noreaga, Remy Ma and Memphis Bleek teamed up and quietly dropped their blazing track “4 Da Win” and Brasstracks gave lyricists everywhere an epic beat from an unexpected source on Rhythm Roulette.

Check out the videos of This Week’s Hottest Unofficial Hip Hop Moments below, thank us later.

Dave East Freestyle on Hot97

Mike Zombie, Mir Fontane, & Don Flamingo Freestyle on Sway in the Morning

Mad Skillz live in the Basement

Noreaga, Memphis Bleek and Remy Ma Team Up “4 Da Win”

Brasstracks Shows You How To Do This On Rhythm Roulette

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DanO’s first offering off his upcoming Verses & Hooks 3 project comes with “Million First Week,” which features OVO Sound artist/producer Mike Zombie, the man behind Drake’s “Started From The Bottom” and DJ Khaled’s “They Don’t Love You No More.” On the song, the duo trade bars and let us know all about the success they have on the way. The production on this one is from producer Cash Jordan. Listen below.

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Drake was planning on dropping new music on Grammy night, unfortunately he couldn’t wait that long. “Started From The Bottom” is the first single off Drizzy‘s upcoming album. The track produced by Mike Zombie touches on the grind that it’s taken Drake to get where he’s at today. He posted a message on his OVO blog about the release of the track:

My good friends,

It has truly been too long. I assume you’re all keeping well and making the most of this year that has been given to us. Today is the day to begin sharing my newest work with you. This is the first single off of my upcoming album. I feel sometimes that people don’t have enough information about my beginnings and therefore they make up a life story for me that isn’t consistent with actual events. My family and my second family (consisting of the best friends anybody could ever have) all struggled and worked extremely hard to make all this happen. I did not buy my way into this spot and it was the furthest thing from easy to achieve. I am proud of every part of my past and I’m excited for this song to find a place in your life as well. I didn’t feel I needed any interviews or radio or press to launch this song. It felt right to come back to the site that I started on and release it to the people that started here with me. Judging by this post, the tour that we’ve been planning, the conversations about new songs and album artwork…I think it’s safe to say we’re back together again. Looking forward to seeing you all soon.

Listen to the track below. Are you feeling Drake‘s new single?

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