Valee: The Harry Fraud and Z Money combination hits different in the 'Uppity' music video

Hard-hitting tunes with Harry Fraud behind the production? You already know the vibes. Rap artist Valee links with Z Money for their new ‘Uppity’ music video and the cinematic flex is fully activated.

Grainy and raw footage mixed with the hard bars? Super tough. Tap in.

Valee: Harry Fraud's pal comes through with a hard-hitting and chill 'Yeah But Um' music video

Who says you need iced-out chains and a city setting for your music videos? Turns out rap artist Valee is simplifying the culture and proves it courtesy of his ‘Yea But Um’ music video.

The Harry Fraud-produced anthem goes hard and getting the visual element? Tough.

Valee: It's a celebration with 'Virtuoso' streaming everywhere so of course the 'Dutty Laundry' video is must-see

Anything Harry Fraud messes with? I’m in. So needless to say, buzz about the mega producer teaming with hip-hop artist Valee for their new Virtuoso album - now streaming everywhere, by the way - caught my attention immediately and I couldn’t wait for this full-fledged release. But before geeking out over the LP, how about getting turnt up for the new ‘Dutty Laundry’ music video?

The entire project is fire but this new music video? Hits way different. Peep the details and start streaming - and watching - right away.

Valee returns---and this time he’s back with Harry Fraud!

Personally hand-picked by Kanye West and signed to his G.O.O.D. Music imprint, it didn’t take long for Valee to make an impression.  Not only was Valee named Rolling Stone’s “Hot Rapper Of the Year,” he was also awarded Single of the Year by Spin Magazine for “Womp Womp” (which went Gold) featuring Jeremih.

Yet, what separates Valee from his peers, is that his completely original, unorthodox rap sketches are virtually a sub-genre of their own; one that inspired some of the culture’s biggest heavyweights to dissect, emulate, and copy his soft-spoken style and flow.  For fans of clever lyrics, effortless style, and endless swag, Valee’s artistry resembles trap music for the connoisseur. 

After a successful stint on G.O.O.D. Music/Def Jam, Valee opted to embark on an independent career, one that would give the rising Chicago South Sider more opportunity to create as freely as possible. 

Now the rising star embarks on the next phase of his career with Virtuoso, his new collaborative album with Harry Fraud. Virtuoso is produced in its entirety by Harry Fraud and features guest appearances from Action Bronson, 03 Greedo, Saba, Mavi, RXK Nephew, Twista and Z Money.

Harry Fraud thrives on being entrusted with artists' most personal statements; recently, producing chart-topping projects for Curren$y (Vices), French Montana (Montega, which hit Billboard’s Top 200 chart), Dave East (Hoffa), Lil Peep (High Fashion), Benny The Butcher (The Plugs I Met 2), Jim Jones (The Fraud Department), Jay Worthy’s You Take The Credit, We’ll Take The Check and 38 Spesh’s Beyond Belief. 

“I’m glad the world finally gets to hear what we worked so hard on” Valee declares.  “Harry and I are like cereal and milk.  Hopefully, this is the first of many projects, but for now, enjoy this first round of wizardry.”

Kevin Durant's favorite rapper 38 Spesh is back at it with 'Sal's Pizza'

You know the vibes when 38 Spesh gets the cameras rolling. Kevin Durant’s favorite - or at least who he feels is the best - rapper right now is keeping the attention on his and Harry Fraud’s new Beyond Belief album by putting out his new ‘Sal’s Pizza’ music video.

The cinematography is super crispy and comes as a fresh slice of awesomeness ahead of Turkey Day.

Jay Worthy warms up the temps with his Tonight music video

Rap artist Jay Worthy is big with the wordplay but slows things down for the grown and sexy crowd. The hip-hop wordsmith comes through with the visual treatment to his ‘Tonight’ anthem with Harry Fraud.

JW rides the streets with a certified baddie and goes vintage mode in a fresh-looking silver Mercedes. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see Jay Worthy in his bag.

Jay Worthy and Harry Fraud have a long-standing collaborative history.  Even as established in the industry as they both are, a lot has transpired since the last time they connected,  Eat When You’re Hungry, Sleep When You’re Tired (2020), and there’s little debating that both artists have experienced a major level up in between.

Both Jay and Harry have seen their profiles raised exponentially.  Jay Worthy has since signed with Griselda Records, appeared on Isaiah Rashad’s The House Is Burning (“True Story”), released a new project with LNDN DRGS (Burnout 4) and collaborated with Larry June on the breakout 2 P’z In A Pod. 

Harry Fraud has been equally as busy.  Since Eat When You’re Hungry, Harry has produced chart-topping projects for Curren$y (The OutRunners), Dave East (Hoffa), Lil Peep (High Fashion), Benny The Butcher (The Plugs I Met 2), Jim Jones (The Fraud Department) and French Montana (Montega). 

Now, Jay and Harry are back with their latest re-formation with You Take The Credit, We’ll Take The Check, which is now available at all DSP’s.  After releasing a video for "Helicopter Homicide" Feat Conway The Machine & Big Body Bes, the duo liberates a new visual for "Tonight," which can be viewed below.

Produced entirely by Harry Fraud, You Take The Credit, We’ll Take The Check features appearances from Larry June, Curren$y, Conway The Machine, Big Body Bes, Kamaiyah, BandGang Lonnie Bands, MadeinTYO & A$AP Twelvyy.