G.O.O.D. Music is bringing in 2016 with a big splash. After Big Sean’s thankful offering and two new songs from Travi$ Scott, Kanye West ends a busy and successful year on a high-note. First announced by his wife Kim Kardashian West on Twitter, Kanye decides for the second year in a row to debut a new song on New Year’s Eve.

Produced by Metro Boomin and Southside, “Facts” takes a page of Drake and Future’s popular anthem “Jumpman.” Kanye comes with a different approach on this one, defending his relationship with adidas while scathing Nike, who the rapper had a messy split with back in 2013.

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Before the ball drop at midnight, Lil’ Durk decides to give the streets something to ride to. Produced by DDS, the Chicago rapper calls in a favor from Trae Tha Truth, balancing new found stardom on “Da Fame.” Listen below and download Lil’ Durk’s 300 Days 300 Nights mixtape here.

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Producer Harry Fraud curated a playlist on Soundcloud titled Rogues Vol 1. A collection of previously released songs plus a few gems from the stash, one record features long-time collaborator French Montana. Called “Million Diamonds,” listen as the Coke Boys rapper floats all over the sampled production of Fraud.

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Kid Ink closed 2015 on a high note, releasing the mixtape Summer In The Winter exclusively on iTUnes on Christmas Day. Since then, the L.A. rapper has dropped videos for “Blowin’ Swishers Pt. 2″ and “Bunny Ranch,” now dropping a third visual in “Real Recognize.”

Directed by Dan Centrone, roam around as night falls in Kid Ink’s new video and get Summer In The Winter on iTunes.

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The mixtape militia known as Traps N Trunks comes through with a new tape before the new year’s eve celebrations officially commence. From the 99th edition of their Strictly 4 Traps & Trunks series, Atlanta hot boy Rich The Kid, Boosie Badazz and Yank Deezy put their verses together for the shopping spree inspired track, “Designer.”

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Dreezy takes the title track from her new EP to the small screen. The Chicago kid goes for self in her new flick, making it clear that she doesn’t need anyone’s help in this ol’ rap game.

Stream Dreezy’s newly released project right here.

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With a project on a horizon, Dreamville’s own Cozz is not leaving 2015 without some new tunes. On the heels of releasing Nothing Personal, he has unleashed “My Side,” a short preview of what’s on deck for the new mixtape. It will be available on January 4 and feature the likes of Boogie, Free Ackrite and Correy C, with production from Tha Committee’s own Meez.

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Musician Adrian Younge received a blessing from Wu-Tang mastermind RZA for his Something About April II album on his “Hands of God (Remix).” Influenced by Quentin Tarantino’s new film, The Hateful Eight, the Abbot adds a rugged element to the track, which also features Karolina and Laetitia Sadier.

Younge’s forthcoming Something About April II is headed to digital retailers on January 21.

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Shy Glizzy has found himself in the middle of a bunch of rumors about how he was reveled of some jewelry after getting into it with some dudes in Memphis. The members of Cartel Business have been flaunting the DMV rapper’s “Glizzy Chains” in videos lately, claiming they robbed Shy of his gold links in their hometown of Memphis. But on this new track, “Cut It,” the rapper gives his response to the claims.

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Mila J made sure to bless her fans with a new project before the clock strikes midnight tonight. On the mixtape, Covergirl, she switches it up with 90s remixes like “Sweetest Taboo” by Sade and “Soon As I Get Home” by Faith Evans. “I wanted to end the year with giving people out there more music. This is for everyone to listen to. I want to end 2015 with a bang,” she says. “My tour and album are coming in 2016. Happy New Year!”

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