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As 2015 wraps up, it’s time to reflect on another incredible year in music. To do so, we’re counting down the top 100 songs of the year. In developing this list we weighed each track against the following criteria: overall song quality, impact and popularity, and support (blogs, charts, DJs, etc.). We’ve been counting down 20 tracks per day and today…

Ever wondered what it would sound like if two of the best in the game exchanged tracks? Well you’re about to find out. To celebrate Black Friday, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole decided to do just that. J. Cole goes in over ‘Alright’ meanwhile Kendrick spazzes on ‘Tale Of 2 Citiez’. Unsurprisingly both tracks get bodied but who killed it…

On November 15th 2011, Toronto native Drake released his highly anticipated sophomore studio album. Take Care, which went on to win a Grammy for Best Rap Album is easily one of the best of Drake’s projects to date – and that’s saying a lot considering his pretty stellar catalogue. Today’s throwback is probably not what you may have expected for…

The internet is chalk full of talk about this latest leak but it is slowly becoming more clear that this track is actually an old unreleased joint. Anyway, in its entirety here is ‘PARTYNAUSEOUS’. Stream it before it gets taken down, if they even care to take it down.

With the early release of Kendrick Lamar’s newest album To Pimp A Butterfly, Kendrick’s buzz is at its highest level ever. Considering the fact we thought why not take it back to one of our favorite tracks of his debut album Section.80. Much like GCMC’s ‘Swimming Pools’, ‘A.D.H.D.’ is a social commentary disguised as a party anthem. Kendrick exhibits the disconnect he…

Surprise? Who cares (ha!). We don’t know what led to the early drop, but something tells us that it was perhaps a mishap by someone over at Interscope. Anyway, you can now get Kendrick’s sophomore effort To Pimp A Butterfly on iTunes here or stream it below.

A day after winning two Grammy’s, TDE’s Kendrick Lamar dropped a banger for the masses. This socially conscious and emotionally driven joint features Kendrick drawing on his thoughts about race relations in the rap game and society. Throughout the song he calls himself a hypocrite – and if you listen close enough, you’ll hear why. Listen below.

The TDE head honcho has been steady dropping little gems throughout the year and today he blesses us with what is his best effort yet. Featuring his homeboy and labelmate Kendrick on the hook (and only the hook – sorry guys), ’25’ is Punch revisiting his childhood and youth. This coming of age song from the West Coast label head…

As 2014 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on a stellar musical year.To do so, we’ve rounded up the top 50 songs of the year. In developing this list we weighed each track against the following criteria: overall song quality, impact and popularity, and support (blogs, charts, DJs, etc.). We are counting down 10 tracks per day. Today…

After building anticipation by dropping  the artwork last week, Kendrick Lamar has released his first single off his upcoming album. Entitled ‘i‘ the track centres around the lyrics “I love myself” . Rather than being an egotistical theme it’s meant more as an anthem to instill self confidence and have listeners singing along. With bars like “peace to fashion police,…