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DJ Khaled recruits Lil Wayne, Chance The Rapper, Justin Bieber & Migos for his monster new single “I’m The One.” Well here it is. Having teased us since February when photos of their video shoot first surfaced, DJ Khaled’s monster new single with Lil Wayne, Chance The Rapper, Quavo, & Justin Bieber has finally arrived today called “I’m The One.” Following up his lead single “Shining” with Jay Z & Beyonce, “Im The One” serves as the second offering from Khaled’s forthcoming 10th studio album Grateful, due out later this year. Check out the star-studded Eif Rivera-directed video and let us know what you think! Does Khaled got himself a new Summer smash? Download Dj Khaled - I'm The One

Listen and download "Free smoke" by Drake from the More Life playlist... Download Drake - Free Smoke

More Life hit the world Saturday and stans almost lost their minds listening to Drake and friends. On the dope track “Portland,” Drizzla links up with Quavo and Travis Scott and the trio ride their wave. The Canadian is still dissing his detractors and it’s hard not to think of the usual suspects — check the lyrics below for clues. Quavo brings in his distinctive flow that pairs up so well to Trav’s chanting. Produced by Murda Beatz and Cubeatz, the track dances on a minimalist Andes flute sample that will remind you that the 6 God is the rap game’s pied piper. Cc: 370rock.co Download Drake Ft. Quavo & Travis Scott - PortLand

“Passionfruit” hits a sweet spot. The song is not quite a dancehall imitation, but rather, it blends his version of the Jamaican genre with undertones of adult contemporary. The song's soft drums—accented with snares that flutter rather than hit—are practically begging to be paired with a sensual, choreographed Dirty Dancing-inspired routine. Early in the song he also samples the voice of Moodymann, a Detroit house figurehead, whose presence helps set the stage for the downbeat rhythm. Despite that sonic cocktail, what most shines through on “Passionfruit” is Drake’s secret weapon—the purity of his voice. Sung by a person with a more wobbly, vibrato-heavy style, the song wouldn’t be half as good. Instead, Drake’s straight-down-the-middle delivery makes “Passionfruit” easily consumed and endlessly repeatable—intoxicating, like a frozen margarita of a certain Canadian flavor. Cc: pitchfork.com Download Drake ...