Oakland native G-Eazy just dropped a handful of new songs, one of them being a new Southside of 808 Mafia-produced track titled, You Got Me. The bass heavy cut, captures G-Eazy in his most arrogant, yet humorous state as he spits about people that got him f***** up. The catchy track, though presumably a throwaway, has the potential to gain some traction and become a club banger. These released should hold fans over as G-Eazy finishes up a follow up to his These Things Happen project. Stream G-Eazy’s You Got Me below and be sure to check out his other new tracks, Running and Oh Well.

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G-Eazy’s long-awaited new album has finally arrived. The 16-track album is easily the Bay Area rapper’s most fully-realized vision thus far, blending radio-friendly records with hard-hitting, up-tempo bangers. The highlights of the album, though, come in the form of the deeper, more instrospective cuts. “Downtown Love,” which G told us about during our chat with him, details the downfall of a woman on drugs, while “Just Believe” finds G-Eazy detailing his struggles. Stream it all below and support here.

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When we spoke to G-Eazy he mentioned this track was among the ones he was most proud of on the album. “Lotta That,” is a trap-inspired, bass-heavy record, completer with muffled vocals. Ferg and Danny Seth join G as they discuss alcohol, sex, and money. Listen to the record below. These Things Happen arrives June 23.

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In the same vein as De La Soul, G-Eazy was in the giving mood. The Bay Area rapper has released his entire body of work for free, in conjunction with BitTorrent. Fans will get both his Endless Summer andMust Be Nice projects, as well as mixtape tracks, art, and a sampler of These Things Happen. Watch an interview in which G-Eazy explains his reasoning for he move, and check out the bundle below.

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G-Eazy’s long-awaited album, These Things Happen, is only a few weeks away and we have the latest visual from the project. “I Mean It,” directed by Bobby Bruderle, takes a cue from Ron Burgundy and Anchorman in the satirical clip. Watch it below and check out our interview with G here.

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G-Eazy’s long-awaited These Things Happen album is just over a month away and today he lets loose another sample from the LP. “I Mean It” finds Remo doing his best Future impersonation on the hook, while G details his penchant for snatching up girlfriends. The confident lyrics are laid over a steady, dark beat meant for high volume in cars. Check it out below.

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G-Eazy told us a lot about his upcoming These Things Happen album when we interviewed him last month, but now he has an official release date of June 23. To celebrate the news, we also have a brand new video off the album. “Let’s Get Lost” finds the rapper in some steamy sessions with a few female admirers. Watch it below and pre-order the album now. Additionally, you can check out the tracklist below.

1. These Things Happen (Produced by Blackbear)

2. Far Alone ft. E-40 & Jay Ant (Produced by Jay Ant)

3. I Mean It ft. Remo (Produced by Remo & Christoph Andersson)

4. Interlude (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

5. Opportunity Cost (Produced by Jordan Evans & Matthew Burnett)

6. Almost Famous (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

7. Lotta That ft. A$AP Ferg & Danny Seth (Produced byChristoph Andersson & G-Eazy)

8. Factory Girl (Skit)

9. Downtown Love ft. John Michael Rouchell (Produced by G-Eazy)

10. Complete (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

11. Let’s Get Lost ft. Devon Baldwin (Produced by G-Eazy & Christoph Andersson)

12. Shoot Me Down ft. Anthony Stewart (Produced by G-Eazy)

13. Been On (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

14. Remember You ft. Blackbear (Produced by Blackbear)

15. Tumblr Girls (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

16. Just Believe (Produced by Christoph Andersson)

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