Cypress Hill, Chevy Woods, Price and More – New Projects This Week

It isn't right is the week doesn't end with some new music. This time, we're capping things off with a release from a veteran Californian rap group, a rhymer from Pittsburgh, Penn., a West Coast artist with a laidback flow and more.

Cypress Hill is back with their 10th studio album titled, Back in Black. The South Gate, Calif. collective, comprised of B-Real, DJ Muggs, Sen Dog and Eric Bobo, are delivering 10 new joints with appearances from Dizzy Wright on their lead single "Bye Bye" and more. In addition to the new music, the crew, who got their start on the mic in the 1990s, have announced their support for heavy metal band Slipknot on the Knotfest Roadshow 2022 tour as well as their own Cypress Hill Live 2022 trek, which kicks off today (March 18). A documentary on the rap group called, Insane in the Brain: Cypress Hill, will also arrive in the spring.

Taylor Gang's own Chevy Woods is offering a new mixtape named Big Woods Season. The rapper, from the home of the football team donned in black and yellow, has been teasing via social media that he's been in the studio for months on end. And about two weeks ago, on March 4, Chevy delivered "Detroit" and announced the new project. In celebration of the release, Chevy appeared to have an intimate function with Wiz Khalifa, the head of Taylor Gang, and Snoop Dogg, among others. Chevy Woods' last offering, Mask On, came out last year.

Hailing from California's Inland Empire, Price is dropping off his first EP as a Motown/CLRD signee, The Price EP. The seven-track release contains features from Big K.R.I.T., whom Price is currently touring with, Wale, Wyclef Jean and Elhae. On the rapper's self-titled offering, not only did he man the pen, but he also dipped his toe in the production side as well on the effort that he says took 10,000 or so hours to create.

Check out the releases above and a new EP from Midwxst as well below.