With Isaiah Rashad, ScHoolboy Q, and SZA out the gate, TDE unleashes a new track from Ab-Soul on this Good Friday. The Black Hippy rapper wishes he could kick back and smoke some trees, but he’s motivated by the other kind of green that doesn’t grow on trees.

“I wish I could live like the trees / Shoot the breeze, stay around some leaves, nah mean / But this money got me on the run and they don’t grow on trees / I gotta get me some,” he raps over the Curtiss King-produced beat.

Earlier this month, he announced that he is working on LT3, the third installment in his Longterm series.

Blaze up the breezy cut below.

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With 4/20 around the corner, Nina Sky gets higher than a spaceship on their new joint “Stoners” featuring Harlem rapper Smoke DZA. The sisters—Natalie gave girth to a baby boy in March—describe the Sky NDGO-produced tune as “one you can play in your convertible drop top, seat back, hair flowing…or at home with friends.”

You can catch the duo on the road, with upcoming shows in New York, Louisville, Baltimore, and San Francisco.

Vibe out to their addicting track below.

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Fresh off his appearance with A$AP Ferg and Skrillex at Coachella, A$AP Rocky rolls up on the remix to PeeWee Longway’s street single “Servin’ Lean” off DJ Lil Keem’s mixtape Smoker’s Choice 2. The Fashion Killa comes through with a clean verse, boasting about his lean-sipping and fresh style. Pour it up.

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K Camp is all about his money. Following his collaboration with 2 Chainz, the Atlanta-raised rapper teams with Wale on his strip club-ready record “Off the Floor,” produced by Big Fruit.

“I been gettin’ money / I ain’t worried ’bout a ho,” raps K Camp over the clapping beat.

The song will appear on his upcoming debut EP In Due Time, which will be released on FTE/Interscope.

He also recently shot a video for “Cut Her Off” in L.A.

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Miguel has worked with icons including Elton John and Mariah Carey. Now the Grammy-winning crooner teams with Carlos Santana on “Indy” for the rock legend’s upcoming album Corazón. Miguel serenades his leading lady over Santana’s wailing electric guitar.

“Your body is a temple / It just might be the Temple of Doom / Got an Indiana Jones for ya, baby / There’s no telling what I might do,” he croons.

Due May 6, Corazón also features appearances from Gloria Estefan, Pitbull, Ziggy Marley, and Romeo Santos.

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Cali producer-turned-rapper Mally Mall serves up the ratchet and raunchy remix to his song “Eat,” produced by Ty Dolla $ign and The Audibles. Tyga’s original verse remains in tact, while YG and Lloyd dirty up the track with their sexually-explicit rhymes.

Unleash their freaky collabo below.

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Love hurts. Iggy Azalea and Rita Ora are a deadly duo on “Black Widow” off the Aussie rapper’s debut The New Classic. The blonde bombshells get revenge on the dark love song, co-written by Katy Perry and produced by Benny Blanco and Stargate.

“I’m gonna love you until you hate me / And I’m gonna show ya what’s really crazy / You should’ve known better than to mess with me harder,” sings Rita over the trap beat.

Iggy’s album arrives Tuesday featuring collaborations with T.I., Mavado, and Watch the Duck.

She is also featured on Ariana Grande’s new single “Problem” and will kick off her tour on April 23 in Boston.

Get caught up in their tangled web.

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