Drake Stays Home And Drops Visual For ‘Tootsie Slide’

Not one to just be cooped up, Drake decided to give us a visual for his newest single ‘Tootsie Slide.’ The video is directed by Theo Skudra and shows The Boy walking through random rooms in his crib while wearing a Nike balaclava and showcasing what seems to be an internet dance craze in the making.

Creators are going to create no matter the circumstance. More musicians are finding different forms of being relevant and staying in the mix despite the COVID-19 fiasco keeping them from either performing or just being out in general.

Pop Smoke ‘Shake The Room’ Ft. Quavo | Music Video

The late Pop Smoke’s visual for ‘Shake the Room’ has just dropped featuring Quavo. The single is off Smoke’s Meet the Woo 2 album which can be streamed on all dsp’s now.

Paris serves as the back drop for the video and is directed by Virgil Abloh via “Off-White International Rap Video Studio.”

Check it out below.

Future Releases ‘Tycoon’ Music Video

As if dropping tracks with Drake and Lil Uzi Vert weren’t enough, Future continues his onslaught of hits with yet another infectious song with ‘TYCOON’ which even comes with a visual.

The ‘TYCOON’ video is directed by Eif Rivera and the song itself is produced by DY Krazy and Wheezy.

Mac Miller’s Visuals For ‘Right’ And ‘Floating’ From CIRCLES (Deluxe Edition)

Even though Mac Miller is no longer with us, his estate has dropped two visuals for his songs ‘Right’ and ‘Floating’ to keep us content.

“Right” features Thundercat as well as collaborators Vic Wainstein and Jeff “Gitty” Gitelman. The song shows Mac’s softer side as he reminisces about a lost love. The ‘Circles’ album really shows the growth of the PA emcee as well as his experimentation with singing.

Floating” enlists photographer Christian Weber as he paints the picture of a white bird soaring through a skyline filled with clouds. Thundercat’s presence is felt on this track as well, offering production and back up vocals. Jon Brion deserves a lot of credit for not only being a collaborator, but for also finishing the album after Mac’s passed.

Pharrell Cancels ‘Something In The Water’ Festival 2020

As one would expect, Something In The Water 2020 has officially been cancelled. The news comes as officials have been trying to get a hold of the growing Coronavirus pandemic.

SITW joins the growing list of festivals and events that have recently either been shut down or postponed to a later date. Even with the cancellation of the event, organizers have concluded that the music festival will return on April 23-25 of 2021.

Jay Electronica Releases ‘A Written Testimony’ Plus Tracklist

Jay Electronica‘s TIDAL listening sessions in New York City, New Orleans and Los Angeles have all been cancelled over the coronavirus pandemic, but that isn’t stopping him from releasing his much anticipated debut album ‘A Written Testimony.’ The album features Travis Scott, The-Dream and Jay-z. The coded tracklist was unveiled in Arabic via Apple Music while TIDAL revealed the album artwork. Check out the full list of songs below and stream the album now.

Jay Electronica A Written Testimony Tracklist
1. “The Omnipotent Event”
2. “The Ghost of Soulja Slim”
3. “Blinding” f/ Travis Scott
4. “The Eternal Tale”
5. “The Cosmic Soldier”
6. “The Shiny Suit Theory” ft. The-Dream
7. “Intensive Flowing”
8. “The Fruits of the Soul”
9. “The Wheel of Ezekiel” ft. The-Dream
10. “Praise Be to God”

Lil Uzi Vert Drops Sequel To ‘Eternal Atake’ Titled ‘Lil Uzi Vert vs. the World’

With the recent release of his album, ‘Eternal Atake,’ Lil Uzi Vert gives us a sequel to ‘Lil Uzi Vert vs. the World’ with part 2.

After posting to Twitter, the Philly rapper gave us more info as to what is now believed to be the next installment in a series of albums that would be released. Uzi also shared the cover art for ‘Lil Uzi Vert vs. the World 2’ which plays on the aesthetic of his third mixtape. The full tracklist will feature the likes of Chief Keef, 21 Savage, Future, Young Thug, Gunna, Lil Durk, Young Nudy and NAV.