iLoveMakonnen - Super Chef [New Song]

iLoveMakonnen is currently out on his Loudest Of The Loud tour with Key! and Sonny Digital but still found the time to drop a loose single, "Super Chef." Makonnen utilizes exactly one flow as he raps about cooking lasagna and making money, and this Gold-produced piano 'n' hi-hat beat will get stuck in your head like an ice cream truck song from hell. If you liked Drink More Water 5, you're gonna love "Super Chef." iLoveMakonnen can do better. Is he even trying? A good place to start would be getting back in the studio with Metro Boomin. What producer should Makonnen link up with?

Fetty Wap - My Way (Remix) Feat. Drake [New Song]

Yesterday word arrived that Drake was going to hop on Fetty Wap's "My Way," which following the success of his "Trap Queen" single, will probably be his next song to break. Not only that, but with the added star power of Drizzy, the "My Way" remix could very well be the song to soundtrack our summer. After getting an Instagram snippet, we now have a low-quality rip of the remix, presumably recorded at a live event. Unfortunately there's some random ass song tacked on to the end, so you should probably stop listening after the 3:30 mark. Despite the extremely sub-par quality, is it still multiple Sarah Jessica Parker hats? We also received another "Trap Queen" remix yesterday, with Gucci Mane and Quavo. Edit:Drake has now shared the official CDQ version of the record. Let us know what you think of the remix in the comments.

Drake takes over summer with OVO!

Once you reach a certain status in the rap game, there comes a time where you dedicate an entire summer to headlining music festivals. We've seenKanye West, and more recently, Outkast, take on this task, but in 2015, it'sDrake's turn. 

Following two headlining sets at Coachella earlier in the month, Drizzy will be heading to Wirless, Governor's Ball, his own OVO Fest, and now Landmark Festival in DC.

The Toronto rapper will be sharing the bill with The Strokes, alt-J, CHVRCHES, Band Of Horses, and more, but appears to be the only rap act announced so far.

The festival will take place September 26-27 in Washington D.C.'s West Potomac Park. Tickets are currently on sale.

Check out the full lineup in the gallery above.