Rapsody

Dripped out with production from the Alchemist and with appearances by the likes of Bootsy Collins and Rapsody, the record moves between slinky grooves and hedonistic theorizing.

It’s been a busy couple of months for YG, the rapper dropped a video for the “FTP” single but then also appeared on the reload of “Fight the Power” alongside Public Enemy, Nas, Questlove, and Rapsody.

Rapping for over a decade, Rapsody has had time to reflect on her status as a veteran and on whether or not she has satisfied herself in regards to honing her craft.

And as far as the debate of who’s currently the greatest rapper, what’s Rapsody’s take?

It’s a cool concept, but it wouldn’t work without the skill and vision of Rapsody, who raps with incredible force and precision as beats built from old soul samples boom in the background.

Rapsody's EVE album came out in August.

As Royce already revealed last month, the album comes with a number of guest features, including Dave East, Roc Marciano, Yelawolf, Rapsody, Big K.R.I.T., 2 Chainz, Cee-Lo Green and more.

Rapsody’s rhymes are both intricate and thoughtful – this worked really well onstage as her energy and stage presence brought the words to life.

The Bronx rhymer rides a horse in the visual, which also features cameos from friends and stars like Rapsody, Yandy Smith, and Juju C., among others.