The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Songs Of The Week (4/10/15) [Listen]

The beats and rhymes are worth a grimace and obnoxious head nod in this edition of The Wrap Up: Hip-Hop Wired’s Top 10 Songs Of The Week.

Featuring tracks from Tyler, The Creator, Vic Mensa and a very “G.O.O.D.” guest, A$AP Rocky, and more, let’s say that this may be the best audible assortment HHW’s compiled in 2015.

Bless your ears after the jump.

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10. T.I. ft. Young Thug, PeeWee Roscoe & Shad Da God – “Bankrolls On Deck”

Producer: N/A

There’s always time to appreciate a good Atlanta record.

9. Rapsody ft. Merna – “Don’t Need It”

Producer: Young Guru

Young Guru is already rather comfy in his new position at Jamla Records. As for Rapsody, she continues to rhyme, extremely well.

8. A$AP Rocky – “M’$”

Producer: Mike Dean & Honorable C.N.O.T.E.

Rocky makes “stand on the couch and mob with your team” music, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

7. Mick Jenkins – “Alchemy”

Producer: Lee Bannon & Them People

Jenkins is becoming increasingly better at contorting language. It’s deeper than rap, kids.

6. Tyler, The Creator – “Deathcamp”

Producer: Tyler, The Creator

Needless to say that yours truly looks forward to Cherry Bomb.

5. Freddie Gibbs & Kaytranada – “My Dope House”

Producer: Kaytranada

After Piñata, it’s best to expect the unexpected from Gangsta Gibbs. Hear proof above, as he rhymes over the Canadian producer’s gritty beat.

4. Towkio ft. Chance The Rapper & Eryn Allen Kane – “Heaven Only Knows”

Producer: Lido

If Towkio’s upcoming .Wav Theory mixtape sounds anything like this, listeners should prepare for rap’s latest sensation.

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3. Vic Mensa ft. Kanye West – “U Mad”

Producer: Stefan Ponce, Mike Dean, & Smoke Ono

Mensa just dropped this record an hour ago. And we thank him, because the weekend is official on fire.

2. Tyler, The Creator ft. Charlie Wilson, Toro Y Moi & Chad Alexander – “F*cking Young”

Producer: Tyler, The Creator

Tyler delivered a stone cold groove. No, it isn’t up for debate.

1. Boogie – “Oh My”

Producer: Jahlil Beats

Boogie is back, kicking a barrage of sharp rhymes over riot-starting production. Look out for this kid.