Olu and WowGr8, who comprise the Atlanta rap duo EarthGang, return with their new album, GHETTO GODS, which packs a slew of features from their Dreamville Records labelmates and a few other stars for good measure. In addition to the guitar-laden cut “Love Isn’t Enough,” standouts like “He Love the Streets” and “Love & War” help close out Back For Everything on a high note, and is the latest instance of the Sniper Gang general raising the bar. Latto Stakes Her Claim To The Throne With '777' Album His recollection of losing the Best New Artist award to R&B star Khalid at the MTV Video Music Awards and the assertion that he’s “too gangsta to win a Grammy” conveys his desire for his music to receive the same respect as that of artists with less polarizing reputations or rap sheets.

On the album opener, “Let Me Know,” the rap star touches on various lowlights in his life and career, pondering why certain occurrences and trains of thought have affected him negatively. His new album, Back For Everything, is a reminder of the magic the Floridian is capable of creating when fully focused and locked in. The drama and antics that have belied Kodak Black’s career thus far have become overarching themes that sometimes overshadow his brilliance as an artist. Each week he picks one Hip-Hop song or album that deserves your attention all weekend (but don’t worry, he’s also got a roundup of honorable mentions below). ‘Raise the Bar’ is VIBE Hip-Hop Reporter Preezy Brown’s New Music Friday column.

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