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Producer TM88 announced on Twitter that his joint EP with PartyNextDoor has been axed.

Drunk texts come to life in Obè's latest.

Thank him later.

PartyNextDoor is taking cues from Drake as he heads down south for his next EP.

PartyNextDoor replaced Rae Sremmurd and hopped on Ty Dolla $ign's "Blase" for a quick verse.

PartyNextDoor drops the new single, "I'm Good."

PartyNextDoor drops another new track, this one is an ode to rising R&B singer Kehlani. "Kehlani's Freestyle" is a sultry slow jam for R&B lovers. The Toronto native croons over the laid-back beat, creating a chill vibe all throughout the 4-minute offering. Party ...

The OVO Sound crew blessed us with some gems during Episode 2 of their Apple Beats 1 online radio show, last night. Three new Drake bangers were revealed including the Meek Mill diss, "Charged Up." A new song from OVO affiliate PartyNextDoor featuring Travi$ Scott was also tossed in the mix during Oliver El-Khatib’s segment. The ...

Travi$ Scott is almost ready to jump on his high horse with the release of his highly anticipated LP Rodeo, but until then we get more samples of the project. Scott recently performed in Dallas at an after party for Top Shelf and 16Bars...

If you hit a Canadian bank and withdraw cash (be sure to ask for fresh bills), you'll notice that the money is almost indestructible. Our neighbors to the north ditched standard-issue paper in favor of a plastic hybrid that can be pulled, scraped, frozen, run through the wash--no matter what you do, you can't get rid of it...

  While Chicago hip-hop continues to sprawl and splinter out of control, giving us soulful (Tree), cerebral (Vic Mensa) and everything in between (Lucki Eck$, Mick Jenkins), King Louie is deciding to double down. The third installment of the veteran's Drilluminati mixtape series comes with the provocative subtitle God of Drill, which is less outlandish than it might seem to the uninitiated. Thoug