Guess who’s baaaaaaccckk? Did you miss me? The Hip-Hop Dojo’s finally ready to reopen its doors for business, and I’ve got plenty to share with you today. If you do feel inclined to download the full mixtape however, you can do so at the link below. Standing at 28 tracks, sorting through an ambitious project of that scale can prove to be a daunting task, so as usual we’ve picked out a few our favorites for you below.

Collaborations with Juicy J and Ty Dolla $ign are almost guaranteed to stay in rotation all summer, and we also catch a few glimpses of classic Wiz on Ricky P produced numbers like “Pure,” “Samo,” and “Comb Over,” as well as the Thundercat assisted “Something Special.” The tape does have its shining moments however. We can’t say the experimentation pays off, as often times throughout the project it comes off as forced and contrived. If his new nickname didn’t already give it away, it should be noted that this isn’t your typical Wiz Khalifa project, as the Pittsburgh native’s teamed up with producers like Zaytoven, Metro Boomin, 808 Mafia, ID Labs, Sonny Digital and a few others to explore a grittier, trap-inspired sound. So, while you may think he’s been relatively quiet, be certain that true Curren$y fans have April 4th circled on their calendars.Īfter a slight delay due to some legal trouble clever marketing he encountered during a stop on his Under The Influence of Music tour in Texas, Trap Wiz has finally been unleashed, and fully manifested himself in this brand new mixtape, 28 Grams. “AD5” might just be a small taste, but it’s certainly whet our appetite. That sublimated concentration has us absolutely salivating at the prospect of what awaits us on this new project. This year however, his approach seems to be a little more focused, as we hasn’t seen a steady stream of tracks flooding the market. Though his rhymes often sound relaxed and effortless, the New Orleans native has a reputation of being one of the most tireless workers in the industry. Similarly, “AD5” or “Audio Dope 5” is the latest entry in a series of songs Curren$y has been releasing since his Smokee Robinson mixtape, also from 2010. Pilot Talk 3 is obviously the highly anticipated follow-up to 2010’s Pilot Talk & Pilot Talk 2, arguably the finest two projects in Spitta’s expansive discography. Lost in all the hype surrounding hip-hop in 2015, Curren$y has been quietly preparing for the release of Pilot Talk 3 next month.

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