Mustard and Migos have dropped a colorful visual for their track “Pure Water.” The collaboration, produced by Mustard and GYLTTRYP, was the fourth most-downloaded song of January on DJcity.
In the video, Mustard, Migos, and their entourage link up in a warehouse. The rappers trade bars and try to stay clean while their crew gets messy with gallons of paint.
Watch the video above and download “Pure Water” on DJcity.
Co-produced by Honorable C.N.O.T.E., “Solitaire” is expected to be the lead single from Gucci, Migos, and Yachty’s upcoming collaborative album titled Glacier Boyz. Their project was set to drop April 13 but was not released as scheduled for unknown reasons.
The video finds the crew showing off their jewelry and rapping inside a diamond-encrusted room. Offset does not appear in the visual.
Watch it above and download “Solitaire” on DJcity.
Canadian producer Murda Beatz has explained how he made Migos, Nicki Minaj, and Cardi B‘s hit “MotorSport” on a new episode of Genius’ Deconstructed. The track was DJcity’s third most-downloaded song of November.
In the video, Murda discusses how the collaboration came together then breaks down the beat in FL Studio.
“MotorSport” was released in October as the lead single from Migos’ third studio album, Culture II. It peaked at No. 6 on Billboard’s Hot 100 and has been certified triple platinum.
Migos have dropped a throwback-style visual for their Culture II single “Walk It Talk It” featuring Drake. The visual, which emulates the classic Soul Train TV show, features all four rappers performing for a crowd of fans and dancers.
“Walk It Talk It” was DJcity’s second most-downloaded track of February. It peaked at No. 18 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.
Fresh off the release of their third studio album Culture II, Migos has shared the video for their catchy single, “Stir Fry.” The track was DJcity’s 16th most-downloaded song of December.
The cinematic visual finds the Atlanta trio running an underground gambling operation in a restaurant in Kowloon, Hong Kong. When they’re betrayed by one of their workers, Migos go head-to-head with their rivals in a Kung Fu-style battle.
Produced by Pharrell, “Stir Fry” currently sits at No. 60 on Billboard’s Hot 100 and No. 21 on the Hot Rap Songs chart. It’s the second single off Culture II following the Nicki Minaj and Cardi B-assisted, “MotorSport.” It also serves as the official song of the 2018 NBA All-Star game.
Watch the video above and download “Stir Fry” on DJcity.
Migos, Nicki Minaj, and Cardi B have shared a fitting video for their single “MotorSport.” The visual finds the artists rapping in a futuristic setting surrounded by expensive cars.
The track, which was DJcity’s third most downloaded song of November, is currently No. 17 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. It also serves as the first single from Migos’ forthcoming album, Culture II.
Watch the video above and download “MotorSport” on DJcity.
Migos have teamed with Marshmello for a new trap single, “Danger.” The track is a departure from Marshmello’s usual future bass sound.
“Danger,” which was released on Thursday with an accompanying video, appears on the soundtrack for the Netflix original movie Bright starring Will Smith.
Bright will be released on Netflix on Dec. 22. The soundtrack, which is out now, features a few more unlikely collaborations like A$AP Rocky and Tom Morello, and DRAM and Neil Young.
Watch the video above and download “Danger” on DJcity.
In 2013, Atlanta trio Migos changed the hip-hop landscape when they dropped their breakout hit, “Versace.” The track put a spotlight on the group’s signature triplet style of rapping, which is now referred to as the “Migos flow.” The style has since remained a staple in rap, with many of today’s leading artists adopting it.
A triplet is an irregular rhythm that happens when three notes are played in the time of one beat. In the case of the “Migos flow,” the notes are instead words or phrases. Rappers use the flow to manipulate the beat and energy of a track by delivering their rhymes in a triplet cadence.
The style is not new, however, and Migos didn’t create it. It has been traced back to 1988 when Public Enemy used it in their iconic track, “Bring the Noise.”
News website Vox has examined the origins, development, and rise of the “Migos flow” in a new video.
Big Sean has unleashed a video for his latest single “Sacrifices” featuring Migos. The dark visual features Sean speeding through the streets on a motorcycle before meeting up with the Atlanta trio.
The track, which appears on Sean’s I Decided album, was one of DJcity’s most downloaded songs of February.
Watch the video above and download the single on DJcity.
Katy Perry has shared a bizarre video for her new single “Bon Appetit” featuring Migos. The visual shows the pop singer getting transformed into a meal before she’s served up at a club.
The track, which follows “Chained to the Rhythm,” is the second single off Perry’s upcoming album.
Watch the video above and download “Bon Appetit” on DJcity.
