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The Soul Rebels have been bridging the New Orleans brass band tradition with hip-hop from the city and beyond for the better part of the new millennium. They've played with Nas, Talib Kweli, Dave East, fellow fusionist Robert Glasper, and countless others, becoming one of the few New Orleans brass acts to gain popularity outside Louisiana and the niche European and Japanese markets that still support the artform.

Rico Nasty has teamed up with Flo Milli for a new collaborative single, ‘Money’ – check it out below.The song, which samples 2 Live Crew’s 1986 single ‘We Want Some Pussy’ and Tone Loc’s 1988 track ‘Wild Thing’, has been teased by Rico Nasty and Flo Milli for a few weeks now.Last month, Rico took to her TikTok to share a snippet of the track alongside the caption “POV: they play your song with Flo Milli in Squid Games”.

live performance before the studio version dropped earlier today (November 1). Listen to the track here and check out the accompanying video below.“The reason I’m different, I do what you don’t.

Rico Nasty has teased a collaborative track with fellow rapper Flo Milli.On Rico’s TikTok account, the rapper posted a clip where she pretends to play Red Light Green Light, the childhood game from Netflix show Squid Game.The caption reads “POV: they play your song with Flo Milli in Squid Games”, with Rico pretending to play the deadly game.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPost Malone has revealed the lineup for the third annual Posty Fest, the festival he holds in his home state. Hosted by Kerwin Frost and headlined by Post himself, the Dallas-area festival also includes Megan Thee Stallion, Lil Uzi Vert, Roddy Ricch, Jack Harlow, $uicideboy$, Polo G, Rod Wave, Tyga, Iann Dior, Koe Wetzel, Turnstile, Tyla Yaweh, Flo Milli, Kaash Paige, Kenny Mason, Peach Tree Rascals, RMR, Gatecreeper, Clever, LoveLeo.According to the announcement,

DEALSPartisan Records has teamed up with Chris Robbins and Tom Wironen of management firm Friendly Announcer and Brontë Jane of Third Side Music to launch new label Section1. “Our intention with Section1 is to operate in an art-first way that sounds, looks, and feels deliberate in nature”, say the founders.

Flo Milli knows to have fun. Hell, we did a whole interview with the Mobile rapper on how she rode viral fame to an acclaimed, blossoming rap career (her 2020 project Ho, why is you here? was one of our favorite full-lengths of the year).

Flo Milli samples Fiddler On The Roof on new song "Roaring 20s." Riffing on the "If I were a rich man" theme, the Alabama rapper takes aim at her critics while bragging about her growing bank account and vowing "You can’t hate on pussy if it rule the planet." Check out the Kenny Beats-produced track above. "Roaring 20s" follows Flo Milli's 2020 debut mixtape Ho, why is you here?.

Nothing aids a rapper's ascent like a video directed by Cole Bennett, and Florida rapper $NOT has secured two of them behind his latest project Beautiful Havoc. "MEAN," the second of the two Bennett-directed visuals, comes with a fire feature from Flo Milli, the Alabama rapper who made one of our favorite albums of the year.

Big Freedia has dropped "Better Be," a new single from her upcoming Christmas record Smokin' Santa Christmas, featuring none other than Mobile, Alabama's finest, Flo Milli. A turned-up, high-octane track based around a steel drum sample, pinging synth stabs, and Freedia and Flo's nimble flows, it's a welcome change from the more staid Christmas fare making its way around lately.

Variety Staff Follow Us on Twitter24 Goldnb, Flo Milli, Holly Humberstone and more are among Vevo DSCVR’s “Artists to Watch” for 2021. Vevo DSCVR ATW champions emerging artists through live performance content.“Artists to Watch” is now in its seventh year, with the list consisting of artists who Vevo believes will break through in the coming months.

It's been a landmark year for Flo Milli, who's gone from the inescapable fancam virality of "Beef FloMix" to fully consecrating her formidable presence on her debut project Ho, why is you here? which dropped earlier this summer. In her FADER Interview with Christine Ochefu, Flo reflects on her past and present, and what it's meant to step into the position of a role model: "I've always been confident...

Mobile, Alabama rapper Flo Milli first broke out with her late-2018, TikTok-fueled hit, “Beef Flomix,” and followed up with “In the Party” last year. Now, she’s earned a big cosign from none other than Cardi B.

Flo Milli’s “In The Party” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 7 million Spotify streams to date. On the track, Flo Milli flexes her unique flow over a RaeSam beat.