This week brings an exciting array of new rap albums from prominent artists. These releases include Benny The Butcher, Cash Cobain, and Luh Tyler, making for an intriguing New Music Friday.
Fans of diverse rap styles are in for a treat, as each artist brings a unique sound and story to their latest projects. Let’s dive into the standout albums that have just hit the scene.
Benny The Butcher — Buffalo Butch, Vol. 1 (EP)
The latest EP from Benny The Butcher, Buffalo Butch, Vol. 1, is more than just a surprise release; it’s a statement. Featuring collaborations with Drake, Fabolous, and 38 Spesh, Benny continues to evolve his sound.
Produced by Boi-1da, Black Metaphor, and under the Black Soprano Family label, this three-track EP follows his recent Def Jam debut and the Summertime Butch project. The standout track is undoubtedly ‘Buffalo Freestyle,’ where Benny and Drake trade verses over a lo-fi beat.
Cash Cobain — Play Cash Cobain
Cash Cobain is rapidly rising in the hip hop scene, and his debut album, Play Cash Cobain, proves why. Featuring a star-studded lineup including Quavo, Don Toliver, and Big Sean, the album showcases his skill in turning drill music into a more playful and sexy genre.
The album’s production credits include Cash Cobain himself along with Fckbwoy and others. Notably, he samples Tyrese’s classic track ‘How You Gonna Act Like That.’
The infectious beats and creative samples make this album a fresh addition to the drill scene, captivating listeners from start to finish.
Luh Tyler — Mr. Skii
Luh Tyler’s debut album, Mr. Skii, is finally here, following the success of his freshman mixtape.
Featuring the likes of Kodak Black and Veeze, the teenage Florida sensation maintains the energetic vibe of his predecessors, XXXTENTACION and Ski Mask the Slump God.
With producers x9beatz, Oh Yeah Chris, and others, the album delivers a powerful punch, bringing Luh Tyler’s unique style to the forefront. Fans of high-energy rap will find plenty to love in this record.
Travis Scott — Days Before Rodeo
For fans of Travis Scott, Days Before Rodeo has finally made its way to streaming services a decade after its original release.
The mixtape, featuring artists like Young Thug and Big Sean, remains relevant and powerful, showing how Scott’s style has stood the test of time.
Previously unreleased bonus tracks are available on the digital deluxe version, adding extra excitement for long-time fans waiting for this moment.
Ralo — Welcome Home
Ralo’s journey back home is celebrated in his debut album, Welcome Home.
Features include Key Glock, Yungeen Ace, and K. Michelle. Ralo shares his experiences of incarceration and mental health over 16 tracks.
This album marks a significant return for Ralo, highlighting his resilience and growth through impactful lyrics and beats.
Lil Poppa — Wee Are Who We Are
Lil Poppa’s new album, Wee Are Who We Are, brings the heat with strong collaborations and powerful lyrics.
Featuring Boosie Badazz, Webbie, and DeJ Loaf, among others, the project has a versatile lineup.
Producers like Simo Fre and Dez Wright contribute to the diverse sound, making this album a compelling listen from start to finish.
PlayThatBoiZay — VIP
PlayThatBoiZay’s latest album, VIP, is a notable release this week.
With features from A$AP Rocky, Denzel Curry, and JPEGMAFIA, the album promises a high-energy experience.
Produced by Kwes Darko and Kelvin Krash, VIP adds another exciting chapter to PlayThatBoiZay’s discography.
This week’s new albums offer something for everyone in the rap community.
From Benny The Butcher’s bold EP to Cash Cobain’s playful drill sounds, and the energetic debut from Luh Tyler, there is much to explore and enjoy. Keep your playlists updated and dive into these fresh releases to experience the latest in hip hop music.
