If you thought that Philthy Rich was the only one working like a racehorse over in the Bay Area, you’ll want to check out Slugg. Hailing from Hayward, Calif., the rising Bay Area spitter has now released his third project in a span of four months with Slugg Life. Consisting of eight fiery tracks, this looks to be essential in his growing catalog. If you have yet to hear about him, it’s time to catch up. Check it out below.

If you’re down to hear some of the Bay Area’s hardest rapper, check out Mistah FAB’s new project Thug Tears 2, the second installment of his ongoing Thug Tears series. The 15-track tape features a number of noteworthy appearances, especially the inclusion of Maybach Music’s Rick Ross. Along with other guys like Philthy Rich and Mozzy, it’s safe to guess that this is going to be one of the harder tapes that you hear all year. To get it, head on over to iTunes or Apple Music.

Payroll Giovanni reinvigorated the streets along with Cardo on Big Bossin Vol. 1 and Big Bossin Vol. 2 – now he’s embarked on a solo mission to exact his own brand of street panache. Enter 4-1P, a self-produced album that further establishes him as not only one of Detroit’s best, but in the game as well. It clocks in at 12-tracks, the Goldilocks length for the modern album. It features appearances from Bonus, Ybs Skola, HBK, Eastside Jody, B-Maine, Sweet Lou, Big Quis, Clay Baby, Hoggy D, Chaz Bling and Dre Armani.

Check out the cover art, tracklist, and stream below

1. “4-1P”
2. “Invisible”
3. “Excuses” featuring Bonus
4. “Nothing Nothing”
5. “Cartier Wishes” featuring Bonus
6. “Boss You Up” featuring Ybs Skola and HBK
7. “House on the Hill 2” featuring Eastside Jody and B-Mo Maine
8. “Bo Man” featuring Sweet Lou
9. “Hypnotized” featuring Big Quis and Clay Baby
10. “Tax Bracket” featuring Chaz Bling and Hoggy D
11. “D Too Hot” featuring Dre Armani
12. “Interview”