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Maxo Kream enlists Key! for his latest single, "Out the Door."

Leaders of the Atlanta new school, Raury and Key! travel to the other side of town in the "Trap Tears" video.

Maco and Key! care not about your function, bump "Fuck Shit" here.

Rich the Kid continues to drop new music. Listen to "Broke Wrist" here.

Key! taps ManMan Savage for the sequel to last year's 'Give Em Hell.'

Key! gives the people five new tracks while we wait for the Screaming Dreams mixtape. As one of the many emerging artists coming out of Atlanta right now, Key! taps into his network for the Screaming Dreams Prelude and brings along other bubbling artists like 21 Savage and Sonny Digital alongside established producers Metro Boomin and Zaytoven. XXL Freshmen ...

Outside of Toronto, there's no other region pumping out more acts than Atlanta. Two-9, one of the city's most talented young collectives, boasts a roster that includes a seemingly endless amount of rappers, producers and DJs. Earlier this week, the group's DJ Osh Kosh enlisted Key ...

Rising Atlanta MC Key! drops off a new visual for "Acetone," a joint off of his upcoming Screaming Dreams mixtape. The video clocks in at just under a minute and a half and features Key! rapping on rooftops and SheLovesMeechie busting moves for the camera. Hop ...

Father is being sued by Key! for unpaid royalties for his 2014 breakout single "Look at Wrist" and the Awful Records founder is pissed. Key! was a featured artist on "Look At Wrist" and claims he has not been properly compensated. iLoveMakonnen was also featured on the record but has not spoke out about the song...

Have you ever cried in the trap? Take a deep breath and think about it. From the sound of it, Key! has definitely shed a few tears while bagging up work. The 2015 XXL Freshmen hopeful, and one of the bubbling artists coming from the south, goes hard over the Flash-produced instrumental and gives listeners a new school trap anthem ...

iLoveMakonnen's drowsy flow and slurred melodies make him one of the more intriguing artists of 2015 or an annoyance depending on who you ask. Wherever you stand on the Makonnen spectrum, it's undeniable that he has that "it" factory and can make even the most mundane subject matter interesting ...

It wasn't long after Makonnen took the stage around 10:30 pm last night at Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn that the building began to shake. It started under the floorboards, reverberating through the basement bar that props the place up before moving upward and infiltrating the walls...