6 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: SZA, Lazer Dim 700, Quinn, and More

6 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: SZA, Lazer Dim 700, Quinn, and More

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Boldy James links up with King of the Hill–referencing producer WhoTheHellIsCarlo for their first collaborative project. The record swiftly follows Boldy James’ latest stellar full-length, The Bricktionary, the rapper inviting Conway the Machine, Styles P, King Hendricks, and Zelooperz to join him across seven tracks.

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Vic Spencer: Being the Bigger Person Sucks [Old Fart Luggage]

Vic Spencer Being the Bigger Person Sucks

Vic Spencer delivers another suite of witty, dextrous, tongue-twisting bars over vintage beats with Being the Bigger Person Sucks, the prolific Chicago rapper’s fourth album of the year. The record, delivered direct to fans last week before its full release, features Johnny Storm, the Legendary Traxster, Buk of Psychodrama, and more—as well as a song called “Lupe Fiasco’s Weed Stash.”

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Mozzy & Kalan.FrFr: Lucky Her [Mozzy]

Mozzy  Kalan.FrFr Lucky Her

Sacramento meets Los Angeles on Mozzy and Kalan.FrFr’s new collaboration, Lucky Her. The two had showcased their chemistry on “Trenches,” “No Love,” and “Whole 100,” and they now get to stretch out across 10 songs. Guests include New Orleans’ Rob49, Detroit’s Skilla Baby, and Baltimore’s Shordie Shordie.

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This article was originally published on Friday, December 20 at 1:13 p.m. Eastern. It was last updated on December 20 at 4:16 p.m. Eastern.

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