Top 10 Rap Songs - January 25, 2013

Fabolous breaks his silence with new single "Ready," alongside Chris Brown. "Ready" appears on Loso's upcoming album, Loso's Way 2: Rise to Power, his first studio album since 2009's Loso's Way.

Last time we heard from Justin Timberlake he was trying to bring sexy back. Six years later, he's bringing back something else: 70s soul (not that it ever left, mind you). "Suit & Tie" is a slinky tune that winks and nods to the likes of the Delfonics or a sedated Marvin Gaye. JT vows to "show you something" in his patented falsetto. Jigga, simply happy to glide along, uses his guest spot to flex and salute his in-laws: "Tell your mother that I love her cause I love you/Tell your father we go farther as a couple/They ain't lose a daughter, got a son."

"Millions" pairs Pusha T with MMG boss Rick Ross. That hardbody beat sounds familiar, as do their subject matter—drug game, fly chicks, etc.— but the execution makes it a solid listen. You can find "Millions" on Pusha T's Wrath of Caine mixtape.

Easily the highlight from Raekwon the Chef's undercooked Lost Jewlry.

MMG rookie Rocky Fresh has a thing for Back to the Future. Last year, he released a song and music video inspired by the film series. His new single, "The Future," continues that theme, movie samples and all. "Driving a DeLorean/Feelings of being born again," he raps. The autotuned anthem appears on Rockie's mixtape, The Electric Highway.
Tweetable: "I'd rather listen to Taylor Swift than most of you ni--as."

Blu enlists R.A. The Rugged Man and Tristate (Durag Dynasty) for "Thelonius King," a rugged track with an air of confidence, tracked by Bombay.

Just two months removed from his debut, Dreams & Nightmares, Meek Mill is already back on the saddle. Next up is: a third Dreamchasers mixtape, with "From Da Bottom" leading off the campaign. Meek has been wrapped up in a battle with fellow Philly rapper Cassidy lately. He doesn't address that here, but he does address a host of unnamed haters.

Acura Legend was the only car I ever wanted as a snotty-nosed lad. So Thurz had me from the title alone. Then, the track kicks in and it's all gritty drum shivers doing donuts around grimy synths and hi-hats, while Thurz drapes braggart rhymes over the mix, and I'm six all over again.

Ill Bill's upcoming album, The Grimy Awards, features a who's who of lineup of sound architects. Among them, Pete Rock who produced this super soulful number dubbed "Truth." The Grimy Awards, out February 26, also features DJ Premier, El-P, DJ Muggs, and Large Professor.

Joey's vintage rap aesthetics sparked an intense bidding war last year. The 17-year-old picks up where he left off, teaming up with the iconic DJ Premier on "Unorthodox." The single art bears a tribute to late Pro Era member Capital STEEZ, who allegedly committed suicide last December. Nice touch.