Aaron May makes smooth hip hop. It's melodic, midtempo, and tailor-made to connect with heads both young and old. He's been dropping subtly excellent projects throughout the 2020s, and 803Mayjor Vol. 2 is yet another addition to the list. Despite being incredibly brief, at four tracks, 803Mayjor Vol. 2 is full of catchy hooks and contemplative bars. May doesn't skimp on the content, resulting in an EP that gives listeners a lot to digest.
Aaron May puts his best foot forward with the opening song. "No Respect" features an incredible beat and some of the rapper's most honest lyrics to date. "Give the shirt off my back I been so used to doing, knowin' it hurt me to say no," he rhymes over the wistful sample. "I been learning to stack get them racks run through em no rainy days if I make mo." "Everything Mayjor, Pt. 2" picks up the tempo while sounding cohesive with the first song, and "MayBack" plays up the Texas sound that Aaron May grew up listening to. "More Than a Dream" brings the tempo back to the opener with lush strings and an impressive vocal performance from the rapper. We're excited for a feature length album, but we're perfectly content with this EP in the meantime.
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803Mayjor Vol. 2 tracklist:
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Jim Legxacy is coming off a strong 2025 highlighted by "Black British Music," and now, he is back with the follow-up, "idk idk."
The last couple of years of New York hip-hop have belonged to Cash Cobain, and with "Wish," he continues to push his sound forward.
Renz has been putting out music on streaming platforms for years, but the 2020s have marked a real breakout moment as he returns with a strong new single.
A$AP Rocky decided to add some bonus songs to "Don't Be Dumb," and the first of those songs is called "Swat Team."
With “More Or Le$,” Le$ offers 12 laid back tracks, carrying the project with ease, style, and self assurance.
Known for his shadowy and eclectic style, Bones pushes deeper into discomfort on “DeathBecomesHim,” delivering songs that are as unsettling as they are compelling.
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