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  • 22 hours ago | uproxx.com | Aaron Williams

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  • 23 hours ago | uproxx.com | Aaron Williams

    The rubber-burning rollout of the F1 soundtrack has seen some impressive pairings, but perhaps none is more unexpected or seemingly unusual than that of DJ Tiësto and St. Louis ratchet rap purveyor Sexyy Red. Their collaboration, “OMG!” combines the qualities each is best known for into a thumping, hypnotic club banger.

  • 1 day ago | uproxx.com | Aaron Williams

    When last we heard from elusive alt-hip-hop mystery man Kevin Abstract, he had followed up the norm-breaking Lil Nas X collaboration “Tennessee” with “Big Dog,” a reflection on lost love, oddly still credited to his now-defunct band Brockhampton. But it looks like he’s ready to return with new solo work (sorta), as he emerged today with “Geezer,” a collaboration with his longtime friend and fellow genre-bender, Dominic Fike (with whom he last linked up on Arizona Baby.

  • 2 days ago | uproxx.com | Aaron Williams

    Breakout R&B star Leon Thomas built on the momentum of his hit song “Mutt” with a deluxe reissue of the album of the same name, Heel, last Friday, adding nine new songs to the tracklist.

  • 2 days ago | uproxx.com | Aaron Williams

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