Thursday, November 5, 2026

Ty Farris "No Cosign Just Cocaine 6 (The Devil's Dandrufff)"

Ty Farris "No Cosign Just Cocaine 6 (The Devil's Dandrufff)" cover

Ty Farris built No Cosign Just Cocaine around a specific ambition: letting his writing carry him without backing from a bigger artist. No Cosign Just Cocaine 6 (The Devil's Dandrufff) extends the Detroit MC’s series with production from Trox and Apollo Brown, two collaborators whose histories with him reach beyond these numbered releases. Farris explained the premise in a 2021 interview with Throw Up Magazine, tracing the series to 2018 and his independent path after Proof’s death. His connection with Proof had begun through Detroit’s battle circuit. Farris and his partner Famous battled around the city, and he met Proof at St Andrews, where Proof hosted rap battles. They passed him their mixtapes, and he reached out after hearing the music. Farris singled out Room 39, produced by Trox, as the record that helped get his independent recording career moving. Here, Trox produces “Vainglorious,” bringing that established partnership into the sixth installment. Knocturnal produces “Cold Shoulders,” featuring Crimeapple, while Free Huey produces “Generational Run,” featuring BlueHillBill. Apollo Brown handles “Focus On The Profits” following their shared 2025 release Run Toward The Monster. Brown described that collaboration as the result of roughly a decade of requests from listeners who had heard their earlier work together.

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Killah Dilla & Sado "SPOILED MILK" (feat. Sayzee)

44THP is a returning collaborator on Killah Dilla and Sado’s “SPOILED MILK.” The producer previously shared a release with the pair on “Goodfellas,” alongside Daniel Son. Their current YouTube release brings Sayzee into that partnership, adding a guest whose recording history stretches back to his years as Sese. Dilla and Sado’s work together also extends beyond individual singles. Written Prescription, released in 2023 with Frizzy Astro, documents their collaboration across an album, while “Goodfellas” followed in 2024. Sayzee comes from St. Catharines, Ontario, and his own catalogue combines the YFRWN series with collaborative work involving Tona, Tone Mason and Jamal Gasol. In a 2024 interview with Rap Olympus, he described building recordings a bar at a time, improvising and recording each section as he went.

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Benny Slumz "Nobody Fool" (feat. Benny Watts) SINGLE

Benny Slumz "Nobody Fool" (feat. Benny Watts) SINGLE cover

Benny Slumz brings Benny Watts into his catalogue with Nobody Fool, following a year that already includes Behind The Smile, his album with Tone Spliff. That partnership gave Slumz a complete production setting, with Spliff handling the beats and scratches and Ruste Juxx appearing on Who U?. The new single introduces another voice with a history of his own. Watts came through The Suspects in Norfolk before the solo work and renewed partnership with Pete Twist documented around The Benny Watts Riot. In an interview about that record, he traced some of its writing to his time in prison and explained how his connection with Twist developed across different stages of his life. Nobody Fool brings those two recording histories together in a three minute single issued under NewClear Mafia productions. It sits alongside Slumz's recent collaborative work while giving listeners an introduction to a guest whose path through Virginia rap extends well beyond this appearance.

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SC Static & Decaf Black "I Ain't Got Shit [Remix ]" VIDEO

Decaf Black’s work with SC Static extends from album artwork to shared verses and video production. He created the artwork for Static Shock, Static’s album with producer Jesse Castro, and joins him on the “I Ain't Got Shit” remix. The two rappers also filmed and edited its official video. Their recording partnership includes “Toma (Take That),” another joint single released before this remix video. Militant Marxman handles the remix, bringing his own substantial history with Static into the collaboration. Their 2024 album Third Person was already their fourth full length project together, with Marxman producing throughout. Central Sun Studios handled recording, mixing and mastering for the remix.

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Whichcraft & Tali Rodriguez "Singles de la Whichcraft & Tali"

Whichcraft & Tali Rodriguez "Singles de la Whichcraft & Tali" cover

Whichcraft and Tali Rodriguez are giving their ongoing collaboration a temporary home. Singles de la Whichcraft & Tali gathers “War” and “Soapbox” on a Bandcamp page they describe as a holding space for singles they are working on. The partnership already has a history: “Mars” appeared through Whichcraft’s own page in 2022. Whichcraft’s work with Certain.Ones and Tali’s involvement in Knuckle Dragguz give the collaboration a wider set of connections. Whichcraft made Aura with DJ Evi Denz under the Certain.Ones banner, bringing Bobby Craves and Feral Serge into its cast. Tali works across production, engineering and rapping, including collaborations with fellow Knuckle Dragguz member Crotona P. The two artists also crossed paths on “Darkseid of the Moon,” from Mike Titan and Tali’s The New Gods II in 2023, where Whichcraft appeared alongside Bobby Craves and Feral Serge.

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Unique Hastings "Lost in Love" VIDEO

Micall Parknsun was both producer and guest rapper on Unique Hastings’ “Hold On.” For “Lost in Love,” he supplies the production while Hastings writes and performs the song. Jazz T handles the mix and mastering, reuniting the studio team behind “Hold On” on another song from Return of the Giant. The South London rapper and singer released that album in 2025, and “Lost in Love” now has an official video. “Hold On” had appeared as a single ahead of the album, placing the partnership with Parknsun among the introductions to the record. For “Lost in Love,” Hastings takes responsibility for the film’s direction as well as the song itself. Produced by 360 Ent Films and filmed by Nereiq and Gian Van Harten, the video was shot in London and Amsterdam.

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Phoenix Orion "Disclosure" SINGLE

Phoenix Orion "Disclosure" SINGLE cover

Before Daddy Kev founded Alpha Pup, a Phoenix Orion record helped get Celestial Recordings off the ground. Orion’s single “Disclosure” comes from an MC whose solo catalogue predates his collaborations with Linkin Park and Canibus. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Orion recorded his debut album Zimulated Experiencez at the Odditorium in Mount Washington, California, in 1998. Hive, Daddy Kev, Hermes and DJ Rhettmatic contributed production. In a 2016 interview, Kev recalled making Celestial’s first record with Orion and quickly selling an initial 1,000 copies. CDs followed, then a distribution deal with Caroline and a $25,000 advance. Celestial subsequently released records by Fat Jack and other artists around Project Blowed. Orion later appeared on Linkin Park’s Reanimation and teamed with Canibus for the joint album Def Con Zero.

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LYSS "Make the Play" VIDEO

LYSS shares filming duties with D-Pad on “Make the Play,” taking a hand in the visual presentation of the Asheville, North Carolina artist’s music. The official video appears on Paka The Plug, with the song produced by Collin Yanta and written by Sir Spear. “Make the Play” appeared as a standalone single before joining Give the Credit Where the Credit's Due, LYSS’ nine song album released earlier this year. The yantaverse name connects both releases to an earlier chapter, appearing alongside Doble Records on the 2023 single “Hands-On Learning.” The video announcement also points ahead to a project called Pretty Pennies, placing “Make the Play” between the existing album and LYSS’ plans for another release.

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Various Artists "Wu-Tang Rockz The World 10 Mixtape"

Various Artists "Wu-Tang Rockz The World 10 Mixtape" cover

DJ Iceman’s opening contribution to Wu-Tang Rockz The World 10 Mixtape continues a working relationship that stretches across DJ Flipcyide’s compilation series. In an interview on his SoundBetter profile, Iceman recalled producing introductions for three earlier Flipcyide tapes, explaining how much responsibility he placed on setting a project in motion. Here, his intro opens a selection mixed by the Las Vegas DJ that follows connections between established Wu voices and the artists recording alongside them. Statik Selektah’s “Unpredictable” brings together Inspectah Deck, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and Method Man, while Shaka Amazulu The 7th’s “Exitus (Road Kill)” connects Ghostface with Solomon Childs and Ray Sun. Flipcyide has been assembling that wider picture for years. His 2017 mixtape Wu-Files 5, hosted by Born Divine, placed recordings by the Clan beside collaborations involving Hanz On, Lord Jessiah and Shaka Amazulu The 7th. Shaka’s presence connects the two compilations, while Method Man’s appearances with Lloyd Banks, Kitty Gata and Jojo Pellegrino provide further routes through the tenth Rockz The World installment. Flipcyide presents the digital mixtape as a free promotional download.

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THR Cru2, Under Side 821 & Bizor "Primeros Lugares" (feat. Alcatrackz AKZ) VIDEO

THR Cru2 and Under Side 821 were already recording together in 2017, sharing “Somos un Kaos” on Dulce Adiccion. “Primeros Lugares,” now uploaded to THR Cru2’s YouTube channel, brings that established partnership together with Bizor and featured collective Alcatrackz AKZ. In an interview with Roberto Kaput, THR member Zhaos recalled making music at Bater’s house and collaborating with Under Side. He also remembered the group’s early effort to buy a plastic microphone for 50 pesos, with a friend eventually providing the money. Bizor brings a parallel history of collective work from Saltillo. Azufre Squad formed in his Morelos neighborhood, where graffiti had been an early outlet for him. In a 2025 interview with El Siglo de Torreón, he described writing as a form of training and discussed the response to his 2022 album Leche bronca. His work in written rap battles sits alongside that recording career. Alcatrackz AKZ extends this gathering to La Paz, Baja California Sur. The collective’s 2024 album Alliance as the Key to the Zigzagzig included production by members Malquimista, Mente Astutah and Zeher RDS.

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Pxwer "THIS WXRLD OF MINE // ITS NOT YOU ITS ME" ALBUM

Pxwer "THIS WXRLD OF MINE // ITS NOT YOU ITS ME" ALBUM cover

Pxwer has spent years making music alongside family, but THIS WXRLD OF MINE // ITS NOT YOU ITS ME puts his own name at the centre of a thirteen song album. His partnership with iNTeLL as GFTD grew within the circle of 2nd Generation Wu, where the family connections behind the group were part of its identity from the outset. For Pxwer, Method Man's son, that inheritance also brings expectations. In a 2025 interview with Chey, he discussed growing up with those comparisons and writing with musically active relatives, giving a personal dimension to a career often introduced through somebody else's name. The new album follows LET'S TRY AGAIN, released in 2025, and brings several collaborators into his solo catalogue. Nuke LeFleur appears on both EDDIE GUERRERO and RANDY SAVAGE, while Supreme-Intelligence joins BAND-AIDS ON ASHY KNEES. Kash Verrazano and Ihsan share JAMES BOND, and Mef and Squeegie O appear on SPACE GHXST. Those returning and new names place the record within a wider working circle, with Pxwer carrying the album across its thirty one minutes.

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Spectacular RGM "Freestyle 8" VIDEO

M7 calls himself a scholar amid the threats and gun imagery of Spectacular RGM’s “Freestyle 8,” shared through Japreme Magnetic’s YouTube channel. His instruction to look beyond image and attend to the message gives the writing a point of tension, placing intellectual ambition and violent confrontation in the same space. The partnership already has a substantial document in Spectacular RGM: Price is Incidental. Almighty JM and M7 handled the writing and rapping across that release, with Jimmy Whispers producing and M7 serving as executive producer. M7’s verse on “Angie’s Gift.” connects karma and mental discipline, while “Suites Only.” brings his reflections on fear and perception into conversation with JM’s mathematics, luxury and firearm imagery. Those concerns also appear in the shorter alternating passages of “Freestyle 8.” Japreme Magnetic, whose earlier groups include Actual Facts and the Seers, invokes imprisonment, money and a righteous death, while M7 moves between threats, scholarship and the Tao. M7’s aggression complicates any neat division between one rapper supplying violence and the other supplying philosophy. JM also bends the language toward absurdity: cats witnessing a shooter turn out to be animals that meow before identifying the weapon. The joke turns rap slang into an improbable witness statement.

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