Rapper/Producer Chase N. Cashe has been on a roll lately, and won’t stop as he is dominating the mixtape world with his new project “Heir Waves”. The Surf Club MC has hit with a new joint titled “Pimp W$rk” which prominently gears our minds towards that subject…pimps (starting off with a sample of pimp talk ) and leading into some real Heir styled rap. Check out the track after the jump!

The Heir MC, Chase N. Cashe is back today with some new tunes that are sure to amp up the anticipation a little more for his Heir mixtape release. The new track is titled “Previously Owned” and features Trouble & Lady G. Each MC gets  a chance to go crazy to this funky chanting style beat, in which Chase pumps out effortlessly with his major production skills. Hit the jump to listen to Previously Owned!

You know one thing that Rapper Chase N. Cashe & New York wordsmith Troy Ave don’t love? These Heauxs (preferably the pig-latin? spelling of “Hoe”) all laughter. The pair team up together for the new track “I Don’t Love These Heaux’s” which is relatively self-explanatory. The anticipated cut is produced by the beastly producer Young Chop, and features some serious bass hitting instruments, all in the name of not loving these hoes. Read more and check out the track after the jump!

Rapper/Producer Chase N. Cashe, who we got the opportunity to interview a while back, has released some new music to all of his waiting fans today. The track is called “I’m The Man 2.0″ and wastes no time getting right to the point when the beat drops. Chase claims he’s in his moment, and gives big shout outs to A$AP Rocky within the first verse as well. Check out the New Orleans “Surf Club” MC’s new cut after the jump!

Set to drop his new mixtape next week, Surf Club’s own Chase N. Cashe releases a new track from the project titled Beastin’. Featuring A$AP Rocky, check out the Hink Aaron produced track above.

Whether all these leaks eventually lead to some sort of new project, only time will tell. One thing, however, is clearly evident. Chase N. Cashe is in a productive and enjoyable state musically and “One Man Woman” may be one of his best tracks to date. 

From the department of redundancy, Chase N. Cashe’s work ethic is something to pay respect to.

The Heir Up There is still being ironed out – not to worry though, it will be dropping soon – but until its liberation, the Surf Club general continues to feed the streets (and e-streets) with material. “Trill Living 3.0″ is actually one of my favorite cuts he’s released since these marathon of leaks began appearing towards the end of summer. With production from Rich Kidd teetering on the line of defiant, yet addicting and smooth, CNC expresses his thought process on the daily ins-and-outs the game takes him. Loyalty is more important than anything, even money. And don’t get it twisted, money’s pretty damn important, too.

“Money ain’t everything, but I ain’t got enough
Cause if I get two milli, I’ll give my mama one
And when I get more millis, I’ll give my potnas some
That’s how you do it when you raised in the project bruh…”

One thing’s for sure, two thing’s for certain. Chase N. Cashe obviously has a boatload of records in the stash for his forthcoming DJ Drama mixtape, The Heir Up There.

Those familiar with Chase’s work should see this collaboration with Chicago’s own L.E.P. Bogus Boys as no surprise. They’ve worked together several times before in the past, and this time Count and Moonie show love to the man who has laced them with several beats in the past. This time, CNC allows Cardiak – a producer who seems to be growing more in demand by the day – to handle the production duties while he and L.E.P. handle the lyrical responsibilities.

THUT will be here shortly. I promise.