The Musalini & Rewind Da President
The Power Of P, fully produced by Rewind Da President.
Featuring: Planet Asia, O Finess, Izzy Hott, John Dutch, AJ Snow,
The Real Ice Lord, Silent Snipers, Pr0fit Diner0

Purchase: music.apple.com/us/album/the-power-of-p

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The Musalini & Rewind Da President – The Power Of P

Tracklist
01. Intro
02. Long Road
03. Pay The P feat. Planet Asia
04. Mines Or Not
05. Drinks Up feat. O Finess
06. Stretch Her feat. Izzy Hott
07. BMW feat. John Dutch
08. Foxy Brown feat. AJ Snow
09. We Hot feat. Ice Lord
10. Off Dat Ho feat. Silent Snipers
11. Smack Interlude
12. Still Active feat. Izzy Hott
13. Block Work feat. Pr0fit Diner0

Heavy Burden · 38 Spesh · Dave East · Justin Harrell · David Brewster Heavy Burden

℗ 2026 T.C.F. Music Group

Producer: TrickyTrippz
Mixing Engineer: Parks Valley
Mastering Engineer: Rome Palermo

“Stuck in 89’” by Jvn3 is a nostalgic, vibey track that blends old-school energy with modern emotion. It’s about being caught between past

Tap in with @junieju585 for features, bookings & promo

Chris Noel – LOVER BOY

Chris Noel – “Lover Boy” is a raw, emotional record about love, passion, and the reality behind relationships. It blends smooth vibes with honest energy, speaking to anyone who’s experienced both the good and toxic sides of love.

t’s passion, it’s toxic, it’s real.
This one for the ones who felt it fr.

Stream it everywhere now.
Don’t just listen… feel it.

IG:123_foelitt

IG:Khrisnoel

#ChrisNoel #LoverBoy #GSDMediaEmpire #HeartbreakVibes #ToxicLove #NewMusic #NowPlaying

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Yeem – My All

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Youtube: @y.e.e.m.

IG: Cashwitus

Funeral Muzik isn’t just a project, it’s a statement. With the co-sign and hosting presence of DJ Drama under the iconic Gangsta Grillz umbrella, Cashwitus Pooh steps into a darker, more calculated era of his artistry. The title alone sets the tone, this is music for burying doubt, dead weight, fake love, and the old versions of yourself. From the very first record, Pooh leans into that signature raspy delivery & flow fans have been saying sounds like the “old him” the raw, unfiltered, and hunger driven. There’s a certain aggression in his cadence, but it’s controlled. It’s not reckless noise it’s intentional pressure. Every bar feels like it’s being delivered from a place of experience, not imagination. Streets, loyalty, betrayal, ambition, it’s all there, layered over hard hitting production that feels cinematic and grim. The funeral theme isn’t about mourning weakness, it’s about celebrating survival. The production matches that mood with piano progressions, heavy 808s, and dramatic transitions that feel fit for a candle lit sendoff. With DJ Drama’s ad-libs and authoritative voice cutting through tracks, the project carries that classic mixtape energy while still sounding modern and polished. Lyrically, Pooh positions himself as both teacher and product of his environment. There are moments where he sounds like he’s schooling the listener giving game, breaking down mentality, explaining what separates hustlers from spectators. Then there are tracks where you hear the pain behind the grind, scars from friendships turned sour, lessons learned the hard way, and the cost of leveling up. One of the strongest elements of Funeral Muzik is its cohesion. It doesn’t feel like a random playlist of trap records. It feels curated like every track plays a role in telling the story of evolution. The cover art reflects that perfectly, two men dressed in black, standing over a casket, symbolic of burying distractions and stepping into a colder, more focused version of self. This project reinforces why Cashwitus Pooh has maintained a loyal fanbase. He doesn’t chase trends, he sharpens his identity. The raspy voice, the street sermons, the unapologetic confidence, it’s all amplified here. And with the Gangsta Grillz stamp, Funeral Muzik feels like a milestone moment. A declaration that he’s not just participating in the culture, he’s carving his own lane within it. If this tape represents a funeral, it’s not for his career, it’s for every limitation placed on it.

Black Soprano Family (BSF) artist and Rochester, New York native, Flames Dot Malik, has teamed up with Divine Crime for a forthcoming album titled “THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SPOON” Executive produced and curated by Divine Crime The Clypto-produced lead single “WATCH YA MOUTH” features Estee Nack Available on all streaming platforms iTunes/Apple Music:   / watch-ya-mouth-feat-estee-nack-single   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/04nV7t… Tidal: https://tidal.com/album/498242319/tra… Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/us/album/91697… Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/albums/B0GMY… Pandora Music: https://www.pandora.com/artist/the-di… iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/artist/divine-… © 2026 ℗ + © Divine Crime Entertainment Follow Flames Dot Malik @_flamesdotmalik Instagram:   / _flamesdotmalik   X/Twitter: https://x.com/FlamesDotMalik Follow Divine Crime @divinecrime514 Instagram:   / divinecrime514   Follow PaperChaserDotCom @PaperChaserDotCom Instagram:   / paperchaserdotcom   X/Twitter: https://x.com/PaperChaserBlog Facebook:   / chase.guap.2025   Threads: https://www.threads.net/@paperchaserd… Website: https://www.paperchaserdotcom.com/ YouTube: ‪@PaperChaserCEO‬

Cashwitus Pooh-The Higher Room feat. Jadakiss

My Life 2: My Diary

℗ Trap Gang Movement/Cashwitus Entertainment, under exclusive license and digital distribution to SOTA Inc.

Cashwitus Pooh @cashwitus_pooh
Jadakiss @jadakiss

NEW MUSIC

BGM Black — a previous guest on MMN’s 16th Bar — returns with new heat, bringing raw perspective and real-life bars.

Seen It Al (feat. Flames Dot Malik)

If you’ve been following the journey, this one hits different.
If you’re new — welcome to the bars.

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@bgm_blakk
@_flamesdotmalik

℗ Worth The Risk