Rob49, Fredo Bang, G-Eazy and More

Because the summer season attracts nearer, the hip-hop scene is beginning to warmth up. This week, a Louisiana rapper with a viral single drops a brand new album, one other rhymer from a distinct a part of The Boot additionally delivers a brand new LP,  an Oakland MC drops off his newest undertaking and extra.

Rob49 Drops Let Me Fly Album

Rob49 has a viral hit on his palms with the one “WTHelly.” The New Orleans rapper strikes whereas the iron is scorching with the brand new album Let Me Fly. Coming in at 22 tracks, the album contains a star-studded visitor record, together with Lil Wayne, Cardi B, Sexyy Pink, Meek Mill, G Herbo, Quavo and extra. That is the follow-up to the 2023 album 4 God II.

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Fredo Bang Delivers Huge Bang Album

Fredo Bang has been making lots of noise in 2025. Following the discharge of the joint album, 8 Legged Gorilla, with TEC in March, Fredo spins the block with the brand new solo album Huge Bang. Preceded by the singles “Really feel a Approach,” “Chopstick” and “D!e Gradual,” the album contains 17 songs. Loe Shimmy, Skilla Child and YTB Fatt and appearances.

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G-Eazy Releases His Helium Album

After pushing again the album earlier this yr, G-Eazy returns with the brand new LP Helium.  Because the follow-up to 2024’s Freak Present, G provides followers 10 new songs together with the one “F**ok & Struggle” that includes Delilah Montagu. “The albums about celebrating the highs of affection and life in addition to how fleeting these moments and emotions can typically be,” G just lately commented on Instagram in regards to the undertaking. “Events don’t final ceaselessly, love typically fades, and balloons don’t fly ceaselessly. However it’s all part of life and ultimately it’s value all of it.”

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