Dannyalwayswin and BIG Syme turn a trip to the strip club into a cinematic masterpiece. Thanks to some masterful editing from The Cinema Gods, a clash of reds, blues, booty, and dracos, makes for a seriously interesting watch. The way the light shines off the dancers’ backsides as the scene moves in slow motion is something that we won’t forget for a long while.

The song itself is fiery, making use of a drawn-out hook that becomes an instant earworm by the second time you hear it. Both contributions from these guys are quality gives and help to further their status as Detroit heavyweights.

You should really watch the video for “Case Close” below.

Bay Area stalwarts Young Zo and Lil Trev have a hit on their hands with the adventurous “Slide 4 Me.” Young ZO’s use of autotune clashes nicely with Lil Trev’s dangerous, charismatic flow. The production is Bay Area-esque to the fullest, being brisk, bubbly, and crisp. Combine these elements together and you have a seriously good hit that’ll do wonders to Zo and Trev’s rising star status.

Watch the video for “Slide 4 Me” below.

Asian Doll has decided to take a break from hardcore, street raps and has dipped into her delicate side with “These Boys Are The Same.” The slow, emotional cut has some gusto in it but is largely driven by a sullen delivery by Asian Doll who utilizes autotune to croon to listeners. It’s vulnerable, and, surprisingly, sounds really good. She’d be forgiven if she decided to sing more than she does rap; she’s now shown that she’s capable of doing both excellently.

Listen to “These Boys Are The Same” below.