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Fetty Wap is all over the charts and he hasn’t even released an album. But that’s about to change. On Sept. 25, the Remy Boy will drop his self-titled debut via 300 Entertainment. In addition tohis top 10 singles “Trap Queen,” “My Way,” and “679,” the 21 tracks include no guest appearancesoutside of his Zoo Gang family. Lyor Cohen, who signed Fetty to 300, didn’t want to rush the release. “Our industry is lacking on a wholesale level of artist development…and we feelthat [Wap is] just so brilliant and has developed this new style, new sound,” hetoldthe AP. Leading up to the album’s release, Fetty can be seen on Chris Brown’s “One Hell of a Nite” tour through Sept. 19. See the tracklisting below. 1. “Trap Queen” 2. “How We Do Things” feat. Monty 3. “679” feat. Monty 4. “Jugg” feat. Monty 5. “Trap Luv” 6. “I Wonder” 7. “Again” 8. “My Way” feat. Monty 9. “Time” feat. Monty 10. “Boomin” 11. “RGF Island” 12. “D.A.M.” 13. “No Days Off” feat. Monty 14. “I’m Straight” 1...

While we patiently wait for a Black Hippy album, the collective of Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, ScHoolboy Q, and Jay Rock comes together on “Vice City” for Rock’s new album90059. Over a Cardo beat, Kendrick kicks things off.“I got big money, big booty bitches / Man, that shit gon’ be death of me,” he rhymes over the sparse,melodic beat, trying out a flow we haven’t heard before.Jay Rock adopts a similar stumbling rhyme patternfor his verses before Soul and Q come through with some killer verses of their own.90059arrives tomorrow featuring additional appearances from Kendrick, Busta Rhymes, and SZA.

Wale takes his vocal chords for a test drive on anew song called “Spoiled.” The MMG spitter unleashes a convincing R&B chorus in between verses in which he promises to spoil his girl. “New shoes from Bergdorf,” he offers her, throwing in a “new shirt from Virgil” for good measure. The lush beat does just enough to set the mood without getting in the way of his romanticmoves. Earlier this week, Wale unleashed a video for“TheBloom”offThe Album About Nothing.

Mac Miller breaks off yet another cut from his forthcoming albumGO:OD AM. Zane Lowe premiered “Clubhouse” on his Beats 1 radio show earlier today. Over a melancholy production with a touch of chipmunk soul, the Pittsburgh rapper waxes poetic about women and weed. This isn’t the only big development—Mac has announced a series of Homecoming Weekend events in his native Pittsburgh from Sept. 16-20. Hewill appear at a Pittsburgh Steelers game, and lead fans on a treasure hunt through the city. He’s also released the tracklisting for his major-label debut, which drops Sept. 18. The stuffed guest list includes Ab-Soul, Chief Keef, Lil B, Little Dragon, and Miguel. Check out the tracklisting and his Homecoming Weekend event schedule below. GO:OD AM TRACKLISTING 1. “Doors” 2. “Brand Name” 3. “Rush Hour” 4. “Two Matches” feat. Ab-Soul 5. “100 Grandkids” 6. “Time Flies” feat. Lil B 7. “Weekend” feat. Miguel 8. “Clubhouse” 9. “In the Bag” 10. “Break the Law” 11. “Perfect Cir...

At this year’s VMAs, Tori Kelly blew minds with her powerful performance. Though she’s still on the come-up, expect the former “American Idol” contestant to become much more well known, and soon. She’s enlisted Jeremih on a duet of her soulful single “Should’ve Been Us,” which cements her reputation as a voice to watch out for. She and Jeremih trade hooks over a chunky, cowbell-filled beat, telling both sides of a love affair gone wrong.  The original song can be found on Kelly’s debut album Unbreakable Smile, which features Ed Sheeran and LL Cool J

Big Grams, the odd couple collaboration between Big Boi and indie duo Phantogram, have just shared the first single from their forthcoming self-titled debut. “Fell in the Sun” sounds about how you’d expect—the beat combines rap percussion with Phantogram’s thick synths. Big Boi trades eclectic bars with singer Sarah Bartel, who unleashes her powerful voice. The 7-song project drops Sept. 25 featuring appearances from Run the Jewels and Skrillex. BIG GRAMS TRACKLISTING 1. “Run for Your Life” 2. “Lights On” 3. “Fell In the Sun” 4. “Put It On Her” 5. “Goldmine Junkie” 6. “Born to Shine” feat. Run the Jewels 7. “Drum Machine” feat. Skrillex

Taylor Swift’s “1989 World Tour” rolled through Houston on Wednesday with more special guests. The smell of weed filled Minute Maid Park when Wiz Khalifa joined Swift onstage to perform “See You Again.” She filled in for Charlie Puth, singing the hook as Wiz delivered his chart-topping bars. Before leaving the stage, Wiz shared a warm embrace with Swift.