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Killer Mike followed up his recent Grammy Awards sweep – bringing home the W's for Best Rap Album, Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance – with an enamoring live performance. The rapper hit up Stephen Colbert's The Late Show to deliver a stripped-down performance of Michael track "Exit 9.""I dedicate this to my grandmother Betty," Mike prefaces. Joined by his choir The Midnight Revival and DJ Trackstar, the rapper offers an intimate delivery of the cut, which, on the album, features vocals from Blxst as well. For this performance, it's just Mike – seated on a stool center stage – and the five-person choir."My campaign for champagne could've ended with my murder / Miss Betty say, 'If you ain't saved in Jesus name, it's worse,' / I had to be my own boss, not somebody else's worker / I know ...

Today, UMI woke up and decided to give her fans exactly what they wanted: more new music – specifically new iterations of her hit track she dropped off last month "wherever u r" featuring V of BTS. The ethereal songstress dropped off a "wherever u r" remix pack which spans all of the vibes, providing the perfect rendition of the song for whatever mood you're in."Happy Valentine’s day from me and Tae ~ no matter how u celebrate - we hope these songs fill your day with love. May you enjoy WUR in new colors," UMI wrote in an Instagram caption. UMI adds an instrumental, a "lullaby" and a meditation version of the song to the four-track compilation. V-Ron, UMI's close collaborator, produced all of the remixes, spotlighting the singer's dreamy vocals and showcasing her authentic and alluring lyr...

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