French Montana

Bodega Bamz takes his Latin pride to another level and teams up with French Montana for the remix to his salsa-meets-trap-inspired hit, 'Don Francisco.'

The first month of the year is usually rather quiet when it comes to new music releases, but there are a few rappers and singers who made it a point to deliver quality songs on projects that have been oft-delayed and highly anticipated.

The 2013 year in hip-hop had a little bit of everything -- some expected and some not so much. Jay Z ruled the summer with a big hit while Drake ruled social media statuses with another smash. The genre's freshmen were the story of the year though, and the class hit heavy with club bangers while one rookie focused on lyricism. The competition for Hip-Hop Song of the Year for The Boombox Fan Choice

After dropping his debut LP, 'Excuse My French,' in 2013, French Montana starts the new year off right with the 'Coke Boys 4' mixtape. The Coke Boys leader delivered the effort this morning (Jan. 2).

Rapper French Montana, Wiz Khalifa and Snoop Dogg all had a fruitful 2013. Frenchy dropped his album, 'Excuse My French,' Wizzy became a father and husband, and Snoop’s reggae album, 'Reincarnated,' garnered a Grammy nomination. Now all three rhymers appear together on French’s new tune, 'All for You.'

The Coke Boys have a new member. French Montana welcomes his pet monkey, Julius Caesor, into the crew.

One thing in common that Chris Brown, Lil Wayne and French Montana all have is how they've experienced pretty lucrative music careers. They also have quite of bit of trouble trusting the opposite sex. The three came together to talk about it on 'Loyal.'

Vado releases the first single from his forthcoming 'Sinatra' EP with a little help from Rick Ross and French Montana.

If you look back at all the albums and mixtapes that came out this past year, it's hard to deny that 2013's been a helluva year for hip-hop.

Ready to speak on why fans should look at her as a twerk-tastic expert, Miley Cyrus jumped on will.i.am's new pop-rap single, 'Feelin' Myself,' to put the word out: "I shake, shake that s--- like a, like a expert."