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Rapper Yung Gravy is known for his ridiculous, lighthearted bars and groovy soul-inspired beats. As you might expect, we get extra helpings of gravy on his latest album, with some unusual, cinematic beats which showcase the rapper's mature production tastes. A few songs on the album sound more mainstream and pop-influenced including Sugar Mama (feat. IshDARR) and C'est La Vie (feat. bbno$ and Rich Brian). Yung Gravy also comes through with fresh-sounding hooks with better singing than on any of his previous projects, on songs such as where they at! and Run Me My Money.   If you've enjoyed Yung Gravy's last few albums, definitely check this one out!  Photo From Instagram | @yunggravy

It's hard to believe this is the sixth studio album by Canadian rapper bbno$. It feels like just yesterday he was blowing up on SoundCloud with rappers Y2K and Billy Marchiafava. These days, bbno$ does well for himself, with several songs doing over 100 million plays and dozens more going viral on TikTok. His newest album presents a more mature sound, with extremely professional production and fluency from front-to-back. Everything feels right at home among his other albums, with bouncy flows and humorous bars on-par with recent Yung Gravy songs. The majority of this project includes latin-influenced trap beats with extremely upbeat house-influenced drums. Beats are more cinematic and melodically assorted than on previous projects. The Misirlou sample on the single Top Gun is well done and shows that bbno$ continues to have great taste in beats, and on Touch Grass (featuring Yung Gravy) the two rappers compliment each other well as-per-usual.  Give this album a listen and let us

Bbno$ has blurred the lines between alt-rap and pop over the course of his career, and his newest single 'I See London I See France' expands upon the artist's addictive melodic formula. His drums have especially gotten more pop-influenced and interesting when in combination with bbno$' lightheaded bars and lackadaisical flow. This song in particular pairs catchy minor chord progressions with goofy and nonchalant verses with party-themed lyrics. Hopefully the artist's upcoming album maintains the quality standards of this track! Check out the music video for the song below: Photo From Instagram | @bbnomula