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Cardi B has shared a new single with Memphis rapper GloRilla – listen to the pair’s new collaboration, ‘Tomorrow 2’, below.The track is Cardi’s first track since the release of the single ‘Hot Shit’, featuring Kanye West and Lil Durk, back in July. In its official video, Cardi scaled a skyscraper.‘Tomorrow 2’ is the follow-up to GloRilla’s recent single ‘Tomorrow’, and comes complete with an official video that sees the pair living it up.‘Tomorrow’ was released earlier this summer and followed GloRilla’s viral TikTok hit ‘F.N.F.

Cardi B has today (June 1) released ‘Hot Shit’, a Kanye West and Lil Durk-assisted song lifted from the rapper’s forthcoming album.The track, which was first confirmed during an advert at the 2022 BET Awards late last month, was produced by hip-hop juggernaut Tay Kieth. On it, Cardi brings her signature bravado before welcoming Durk and West for their own flow-switching verses.

Rudeboy has just been released – check it out below.The film, directed by Grammy winner Nicolas Jack Davies, features a string of iconic artists including Toots Hibbert, Ken Boothe, Don Letts, Neville Staple, Marcia Griffiths, Dave Barker, Dandy Livingstone, Lloyd Coxsone, Pauline Black, Derrick Morgan, Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and more.Rudeboy combines archive footage as well as interviews with iconic figures from the label to tell the story of Trojan Records, framing the origins and now ongoing love affair between Jamaican and British music.Watch the new clip here:According to a press release, Rudeboy charts the rise of the label by “placing it at the heart of a cultural revolution that unfolded in the council estates and dance floors of late

It’s been nearly 39 years since the incomparable Bob Marley took his last breath, but his message of resistance, empowerment, and justice still remains today. On Tuesday, to coincide with The Legend’s year-long 75th birthday celebration, and in coordination with Women’s History Month, the Bob Marley Legacy Series released episode number 2: Women Rising, a look at the women behind Marley’s acclaim and the political movements he still inspires today.