Jams of the Week for May 6

Here are the jams of the week for May 6th.

Panera Bread- Rockie Fresh feat. Rick Ross



For some reason I doubt you'll see Rick Ross getting a bread bowl anytime soon...

Rockie Fresh is a relatively unknown member of Maybach Music.  In this song he collaborates with the boss man, Rick Ross.  The song has a beat with hard bass that'll have you shaking your head.  Both Ross and Rockie Fresh have solid verses.  This is definitely a must listen. You can listen to or download the song along with the rest of Rockie Fresh's new mixtape The Birthday Tape here.



Chris Tucker- J. Cole feat. 2 Chainz

Dang... J. Cole and 2 Chainz definitely went in on this track.  This song was released on J. Cole's recently released mixtape Truly Yours 2.  J. Cole has some wild metaphors on this song.  Even the track title is a metaphor (J. Cole is referencing that Chris Tucker was in the movie Money Talks). You can listen to or download the jam along with the rest of the mixtape here.

Last but certainly not least.

Bugatti (Remix)- Ace Hood feat. Wiz Khalifa, T.I., Meek Mill, French Montana, 2 Chainz, Future, DJ Khaled and Birdman 

This monster of a remix was just released within the hour.  I've only heard it once but I'm willing to go ahead and say this is the remix of the summer. The song was already a banger.  Whenever you heard Future say "I WOKE UP IN A NEW BUGATTI!" you can't help but go crazy.  All the verses are pretty solid.  The highlights have to be French Montana and T.I.. Wiz Khalifia sounds a little forced on the song but that's just me.  This song is a monster remix, downloaded it now here. Get it while it's hot!!!

Shout out to Rap Genius and Hot New Hip Hop

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