Video: CyHi the Prynce – “Guitar Melody”

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CyHi the Prynce's Black Hystori Project mixtape is one of the best, most overlooked projects of the year. And with music videos accompanying many of the project's tracks, it's only right that CyHi continues delivering the visual goods to his music. In "Guitar Melody" CyHi positions himself as a lover, declaring all women as Goddesses. Check out the official video after the jump.

New Music: Lupe Fiasco – “Pu$$y” Feat. Billy Blue

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New Lupe Fiasco? Sign us up! While we all wait with baited breath for Tetsuo & Youth to drop, new Lupe is always a thumbs up. And fortunately for die hard Lupe fans, he goes on a serious tear on "Pu$$y" featuring Billy Blue. Check out the new Lupe after the jump.

New Music: Chris Brown Freestyles Over Schoolboy Q’s “Studio”

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Chris Brown recently dropped his sixth studio album X and to celebrate he stopped by Power 106 to chop it up with production team L.A. Leakers. During his time with the duo he jumped on Schoolboy Q's chart-topping single "Studio". Listen after the jump.

New Music: Lil Durk – “Jack Boys” Feat. Lil Reese (Prod. Young Chop)

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Lil Durk keeps on feeding the streets with banger after banger. Despite dropping Signed to the Streets 2 over the summer Durk hasn't slowed down since then, releasing plenty of new material. After serving up "Shots Fired" he returns with "Jack Boys" featuring frequent collaborator and fellow OTF patron Lil Reese. The track is also produced by Young Chop. After the jump!

New Music: Chad Carr – “Hello Mr. Carr”

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Chad Carr isn't exactly a household name. Yet. But that's okay because the LA-based rapper introduces himself to the world on "Hello Mr. Carr", a soulful track produced by PL12. Check out the track after the jump and be on the lookout for Chad's forthcoming Amusia EP.

New Music: French Montana – “Suicide”

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French Montana's recent break-up with reality TV star Khloe Kardashian may have hurt the Bronx rapper, but contrary to the song's melancholy title it's actually not about his mind state regarding that situation. And yet, despite this, the track is still quite somber with Frenchie crooning all over the grimy beat. Take a listen after the jump.