Each week the These Days staff comes across great music from Chicago artists that we could not provide individual features for. In an effort to keep our readers up to date with more of our recent favorites, the Round Up segment provides quick summaries and additional noteworthy content. Check out our latest picks below and feel free to submit a comment if you feel we missed something.

BRENTRAMBO (Ft. Warhol.SS, Smokepurpp, Lil Pump • "Bullshit (Kickstand)"

When you hear BRENTRAMBO in the beginning of a song, you know it's going to be a hit! This time, BRENTRAMBO comes through with an exclusive, and of course, he brings fellow collaborator and good friend Warhol, along with Smokepurpp, and Lil Pump. Warhol and Smokepurpp is a collab the streets have all been waiting for, and we finally got it, with this new song "Bullshit (Kickstand)". We hope this is just the beginning for the Warhol/Smokepurpp collabs, there's been plenty joint album talk, but lets take a moment to enjoy where it all began.

Louis The Child • "Fire"

Chicago future-bass producers Louis the Child are back with another stunning single called Fire that just feels like a hit. Over their distinctive wobbly drops and nicely interwoven grooves, Evalyn adds soulful vocals for a really powerful outcome. This track is one that will definitely play well at festivals, but don’t get me wrong, it’s good for your headphones too. Check it out right here!

Mpulse • "Make A Wave" & "Bank Account"

From The South to the Windy City, Mpulse has been making waves since he was 17. The 24 year old has had his work featured on The Boondocks, Shade 45, and has performed at SXSW. Mpulse now faces a new challenge, to release music every week for a year straight. For weeks 4 and 5 of his challenge, Mpulse drops "Make A Wave" and "Bank Account", produced by Mpulse & Novacane and Insomniac Studios respectively.

Young Chop • "Can't Hear You"

Over the summer Chicago producer turned rapper Young Chop dropped his album "King Chop", a 12 song project with features from other local icons like Chief Keef, Vic Mensa, and Lud Foe. One of the standout tracks from the project was "Cant Hear You," a song filled with flex from Chop. This week Chop delivers visuals for the single, as he shows us just parts of the luxurious lifestyle he lives. Check out the song and video below.