After teaming up with Really Hiiim for the official video of “Time” back in September, FUNERAL Ant Bell is back with his latest project, Roxbury Blues.

“This project is where substance meets depth,” he said in one of his captions. “Painting da town blue w/ this one💙.” He also mentioned, “If I wrote it & you quote it, then you just like me. Feels great finally getting this out to the 🌎 during a time like this.”

Describing it as an EP centered around love, guidance, and patience, FUNERAL Ant Bell really locked in on the vibe. The production lineup includes Chuck Strangers, DevooDaGenius, and Kadeem, delivering a mix of soul, rawness, and introspection across the three-track project. It’s a brief but meaningful listen, designed to resonate deeply while showcasing his artistry.

Stream below.

Next Friday, on what would have been Mac Miller‘s 33rd birthday, his estate will honor his legacy with the release of Balloonerism, a project fans have been eagerly anticipating for years. Originally recorded over a decade ago, this album offers a rare and deeply nostalgic glimpse into Mac’s artistry during an earlier phase of his career. To build excitement, the track “5 Dollar Pony Rides” has been officially released.

The album’s 14 tracks include a lone feature from SZA—probably from her pre-Ctrl days—and the return of Mac’s alter ego, Delusional Thomas.

On Saturday, a video surfaced of rapper Gloss Up in a physical altercation with her former manager, Tatiyana Blood. The confrontation reportedly stems from Gloss Up’s recent departure from her label, Quality Control Music.

In the video, Gloss is seen yelling, “Tati, you’ve been playing with me, my kids, my mama, my label!” during the altercation. Following the incident, she posted on social media, “Smiling so hard in my mugshot about my livelihood,” appearing to acknowledge the situation with little regret.

Tatiyana later went on Instagram Live to share her side of the story. She claimed Gloss Up mistakenly believed she was responsible for her removal from the label, but according to Tatiyana, the decision came down to poor music sales. Tatiyana also clarified that she never worked for QC and had no involvement in Gloss’s dismissal.

Tatiyana has since stated that she’s pressing charges for assault and battery. She also alleged that Gloss’ friend, Tuson Jewell, blocked her car, preventing her from leaving the scene during the altercation.