In the mid-2000s, Don Trip was one of hip-hop’s most inferior lyricists of the era. Hailing from Memphis, he has created a career that spans decades with his soulful contemporary rap style. Today, while promoting his new album, Hell’s Kitchen, the veteran recording artist previews his latest body of work with a live performance for the album-cut called “Say Less.”

“Say Less” is a impactful track that compliments Don Trip’s signature style as he tells a story about paper chasing. Telling the haters to refocus their attention to wonder why he only talks about money, Don Trip keeps it short and sweet when conversations with the time wasters. From beginning to end, Don Trip is slick, charming, and confident on “Say Less,” and will have fans rushing to his new album eager to hear more.

Hell’s Kitchen is Don Trip’s third album of 2023. Following The Devil You Know and Long Live Pif, the latest album includes breakout singles “Kitchen On Fire,” “Return To Sender,” and “The Outsiders.” Don Trip’s latest release is the perfect origin point for the next generation of rap fans as he currently draws over 101,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

Watch the live performance of “Say Less” below, and afterward, feel free to follow Don Trip on social media.

After “Chasing The Bag” with help from Zaytoven, E Mozzy & C-Plus, then securing the “Bag” alongside Nef The Pharaoh & Tre Staxx, Rocca Varnado delivers his brand new album ‘Blueprint Roc.’ Spearheaded by standout singles “Throw A Bag” featuring Gritty Lex & Ralfy The Plug, “Ain’t Playin Aout You” featuring Rue, “Like Me” featuring Too $hort & Rayven Justice, “Name On It” featuring ALLBLACK & Slimmy B, “Heal From” featuring Sam Opoku, “On The Road” produced by Larry June’s DJ Dvme, and “President” featuring Benny The Butcher. the latest LP from Snoop Dogg’s first cousin marks a new chapter in the Sacramento-native’s musical journey.

Comprised of 16 cohesive tracks, the Jermaine Fox executive-produced project includes guest vocals from Reo Varnado, Yumz Awkword, Brandy Brown, E D D Y, and Bank Gxd. A&R’d by EMPIRE’s Artist Relations Director Domo Jones, additional instrumentation for the fresh body of work comes compliments of Sincere Noble, JabariOnTheBeat, DTB, Kayro, Pa dre, Temper Beats, Dee Money, HardKnock, and Kacey Khalil.

Stream ‘Blueprint Roc’ in its entirety via Blueprint Capital Records / Underdogg Productions on your DSP of choice below.

Terell Online returns to the small screen in the music video for his Noran Beatz-produced single “Fuse.” The fresh drop follows previously released effort “What You On,” a Came A Long Way standout featuring instrumentation by Jimmy Dukes’ (LOX, Fabolous, Havoc, etc.), as well as noteworthy collaboration with Curren$y Matching Rolexes sound architect and fellow VA representative Kino Beats’ “It Is What It Is.”

“Fuse” finds Rell detailing the leveling-up process every man or woman has to go through in order to fulfill their destiny A how-to on dealing with moments of wavering faith, the motivational track marks a new era in the San Diego spitter’s musical journey. Speaking on his latest release in an exclusive press statement to Medium Creative Agency, he shares: “This song is a sonic road map to help people push through hard times. Keep going because the clock never stops, you do.”

Terell Online started his musical journey in Virginia and overcame the obstacles that would usually stand in the way of an independent artist and his fans. Rell struggled with learning disabilities, faced homelessness, and even had trouble with law enforcement as a youth. Despite his circumstances, he learned how to play various musical instruments and create art that accurately reflects his emotions.

For the past few years, he’s worked tirelessly to solidify his niche sound enriched with intellectual prowess and heartwarming melodies that touch several genres. Following the success of his featured verse on Pusha T stamped rap act M Watts’ “They Ain’t Ready (ft. Young Money Yawn)” as well as solo singles “Sedated” and “Master P,” Rell has shared stages with Kirko Bangz, Travis Porter, and most recently Phora.

Anchored by his lifestyle and community outreach brand ‘The Red Cup Gang,’ most known for its well-crafted merchandise and famous catchphrase “We hang, we don’t bang…,” in 2021 Rell released his COVID-19-centered project The Lost Summer, which was accompanied by a multi-city tour and documentary of the same name.

Press play on the Jorge-directed visual for “Fuse” and stream the audio on your DSP of choice via United Masters after the jump.