A.R.M. releases new soulful hip hop track featuring Brother Ali

A.R.M. = m.anifest + krukid + Budo. The trio comes together from a wide variety of locations: Seattle, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, and out in Africa from Ghana and Uganda. They just shot over this track featuring Minneapolis' Brother Ali and the jazzy feel is backed by some thought-provoking lyricism. m.anifest puts it best,

The song addresses a simple but all too frequent occurrence: i.e. nobody pays attention when you're at the bottom of the totem pole, but success has many relatives and way too many "friends." Touche.

I'm definitely diggin' this track that has a touch of Midwest flavor on it; download it above and check out A.R.M.'s official website HERE.

Down below, we got a batch of tracks that have a lot of growing potential for me, starting off with a Detroit collabo (courtesy of TheFADER) as Big Sean, Black Milk, and T3 all do their thing on a well-produced track. Xzibit links up with U-N-I (shouts 2 2db) as Diddy joins up with Dawn Richard and Kalenna as 'Dirty Money' for a couple new joints. Milla is the latest artist signed to Tricky Stewart & The-Dream's Redzone Entertainment and his first single features the latter. Johnta Austin rounds out the new tracks with a solid cut produced by none other than StarGate. Finally, Mikkey Halsted previews another track from his upcoming album, Chicago: The Photo Album and Rick Ross won't shut his yap about Eminem to MTV. Enjoy!