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Despite being one of, if not the first mainstream UK artist to truly ride the R&B-club wave in the 90s, the ‘Return of the Mack’ singer hasn’t released a lot of music since. When he does however, it’s usually good and he hasn’t moved over to David Guetta and Will.i.am’s dance music.

So, Mark Morrison’s latest exercise in good judgement comes with his track “IAmWhatIAm (Remix)” — an uplifting, anthemic, chopped & screwed summer jam. It’s a hot number, Mark sounds hungry and he’s saying something. The Mark Sparks beat uses wobbly, electro-infused drops, before chopping and twisting Mark’s vocals in a way southern producers usually toy with. Crooked I heats up the track at the end with his usual cocky bars and over smart metaphors.

TGT (better known as Tyrese, Ginuwine and Tank), speak to ladies around the world with the music video to their hot new single, “Sex Never Felt Better.” The R&B veterans perform for a crowd of screaming female fans in the celebratory concert based visual, directed by Matt Alonzo.

The bedroom banger is the first single from TGT’s forthcoming album, “3 KINGS,” which is slated for release later this year. They have also announced details for an upcoming “3 Kings Tour,” which will see the three R&B heartthrobs taking their sultry sounds to venues nationwide, kicking off in Oakland, CA on June 26 and wrapping up at Chene Park in Detroit on July 28.

Harry Fraud High Tide EP is here! Late last year Harry Fraud lit up Scion AV with his single “Mean,“ featuring French Montana and Action Bronson. Now one of the killing it-est producers in hip-hop right now has returned with the free High Tide EP for Scion AV.

Fraud is from Brooklyn and loves that beach lifestyle. He’s also known as a versatile beatmaker, responsible for everything from French Montana’s “Shot Caller” to Action Bronson and Riff Raff’s team-up “Bird on a Wire.” With this background it makes sense that High Tide is such a sonically and geographically diverse piece. It goes without saying that it bumps, too.

Starting things off is “Rising,” a quick blast featuring Kansas City cult hero Tech N9ne that does its part to redeem the legacy of rap rock...