NGHTMRE, A$AP Ferg & Bekon Bring High-Octane Energy on "Torch"

NGHTMRE is back and bringing the heat with Torch, a high-energy anthem featuring A$AP Ferg and Bekon. Known for blending hip-hop with hard-hitting electronic beats, the Connecticut-born producer reunites with Ferg while adding Bekon to the mix, creating an electrifying track designed to get listeners hyped. Ferg takes center stage as the sole vocalist, delivering his signature high-energy flow over NGHTMRE’s explosive production. The track is built around an infectious "light it up" chorus, making it a certified banger for anyone looking for motivation or just a straight-up adrenaline rush. Coming off a string of remixes and the deluxe edition of his 2023 album DRMVRSE, Torch marks NGHTMRE’s first drop of 2025, setting the tone for what’s sure to be a heavy-hitting year. With NGHTMRE’s genre-blending production, Ferg’s undeniable energy, and Bekon’s signature sonic touch, Torch is an instant workout playlist addition—and a track that’ll have you feeling unstoppable.

BG, Juvenile & Boosie Badazz Turn Up for "Go Live" – Lead Single Off Freedom of Speech

BG is wasting no time since his release, flooding the streets with new heat. His latest offering, Go Live, brings together Louisiana rap icons Juvenile and Boosie Badazz for a high-energy, club-ready anthem. This marks BG’s third solo drop of 2025, following Lurking and VIP, and it serves as the lead single from his upcoming album Freedom of Speech, set to drop on March 14. The track stays true to BG’s raw, unapologetic style, blending street-savvy bars with a bounce-heavy beat that’ll have the ladies showing out. Juvenile and Boosie add their signature Southern flair, making Go Live a certified banger for anyone who loves that classic Louisiana sound. BG has been moving full speed ahead since linking back up with the game, collaborating with names like Neno Calvin and BarbieBeeJamminn. His last project, Choppers & Bricks with Gucci Mane, set the stage for his solo resurgence, and Freedom of Speech is shaping up to be a statement album. If Go Live is any indication, BG is fully locked in and ready to reclaim his spot in the rap game.

Big Sean Honors Black History Month With Surprise Freestyle “Head to the Sky”

Big Sean is closing out Black History Month with a powerful new freestyle, Head to the Sky. Dropped unexpectedly on social media, the track is a soulful reflection on his heritage, the struggles of Black people past and present, and his personal journey. Though it’s currently only available on Instagram and X, the overwhelming response suggests it may soon hit streaming platforms. On this 2:15 freestyle, Sean Don showcases his signature introspection, weaving in stories about his family’s history while celebrating Black excellence. The Detroit lyricist’s delivery is smooth yet passionate, making it clear that this release is deeply personal. The freestyle has already caught the attention of fellow artists, with Bryson Tiller, 2 Chainz, and more showing love in the comments. Big Sean has always been one to drop gems in his music, and Head to the Sky is no exception. While fans continue to wait for his next full project, this track serves as both a meaningful tribute and a reminder of his lyrical prowess. Whether it lands on streaming or stays exclusive to social media, one thing is for sure—Sean’s message is hitting home. https://www.instagram.com/bigsean/reel/DGn70Cyv12a/

YTB Fatt & Rio Da Yung Og Team Up On "Ghetto Fox"

YTB Fatt is continuing to make waves in the rap game, and his latest collaboration with Rio Da Yung Og, "Ghetto Fox," proves he's more than capable of holding his own in different rap scenes. Coming from West Memphis, Arkansas, YTB Fatt's style stands out against Rio Da Yung Og’s Detroit roots. But despite the difference in origin, Fatt adapts seamlessly to the up-tempo Detroit production, showing his versatility. The beat, a signature sound of the blue-collar city, provides the perfect backdrop for both artists to flex. "He gonna come 'round this sht, that boy died, he gon' tell it / Take a sht on the rap game, I know they smell me," YTB Fatt raps with ease, making sure to leave his mark. The track's energy and punchy flow feel right at home with Fatt and Rio exchanging slick bars. Fatt doesn’t shy away from flexing his own swagger while also complementing Rio Da Yung Og’s established dominance. They trade verses effortlessly, each bringing their own energy, wit, and street-savvy lines to the track, proving why this collaboration works so well. "Ghetto Fox" shows that YTB Fatt has more than enough to keep building his buzz, and teaming up with Rio Da Yung Og only adds fuel to his fire. The two artists’ chemistry is undeniable, and it’s clear this collaboration has the streets talking.

Leven Kali Poses A Heartfelt Question On Funky New Single "Are U Still"

Leven Kali is in a strong relationship... or is he? That's what we're wondering on his new single "Are U Still." The Southern California singer and songwriter finds himself head over heels for this woman he's seeing. However, the doubts are filling up his mind throughout this jazzy, soulful, and funky alternative R&B cut. "Baby come down from there / Baby come talk to me, are you still in love like / I am." That's the question he asks repeatedly, but we are left to assume things are hanging in the balance. The track’s tone reflects vulnerability, as Kali navigates the uncertainty of his romantic situation. There's also this feeling that Leven Kali is trying to prove himself to this person, further complicating the emotions at play. "More than your man, don't call me a friend / That's not what I am / Some kids and a crib, it's all in the plans / Can tell that you don't think I'm for real, but I am," Kali sings, laying bare his desires for a serious future, even if he's unsure of where things stand. The groovy production helps accentuate the emotional tension in the song, merging funk, soul, and jazz elements for an unmistakable vibe. Leven Kali’s vulnerability and sincerity shine through the track, making it one of those songs you play when you're reflecting on relationships and love. Catch "Are U Still" and let Leven Kali’s smooth vibes take you on an introspective ride.

Fivio Foreign & Caldwell Shake Up The Music Scene With "Get Out The Way"

Fivio Foreign is venturing into new musical territory, this time blending his Brooklyn drill roots with the sounds of pop-country on his latest single, "Get Out The Way." For this ambitious collaboration, the drill rapper is joined by rising country artist Caldwell, a South Carolina native making his mark in the genre. The track combines drill’s hard-hitting, energetic beats with Caldwell’s smooth, country vocals, creating an intriguing crossover between the two musical worlds. While the merging of rap and country has been gaining traction, with “Old Town Road” by Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus leading the charge, Fivio and Caldwell take a slightly different approach by introducing drill, a genre known for its aggressive style, into the typically laid-back country mix. How well the two genres mesh may be subjective, but there's no denying that the result is a bold and experimental effort. The track is sure to spark conversation as listeners debate whether drill and country can coexist in harmony. As artists continue to push boundaries and explore uncharted waters, "Get Out The Way" is a fascinating example of where music genres might be headed next.

Fridayy Turns A Heartbreaking Memory On "February '23" Into A Positive

Fridayy transforms a deeply emotional memory into a powerful anthem with his latest single, "February '23." As the Philadelphia native gears up for his third project, Some Days I'm Good Some Days I'm Not, this track represents a significant chapter in his personal and musical journey. "February '23" is the fourth single off Lost In Melody, LLC/Dej Jam Recordings' upcoming release, which drops on Friday, February 28. The song is a tribute to a heartbreaking moment in Fridayy’s life. The 25-year-old artist draws inspiration from personal tragedy—his father's passing in January 2024, just before he was set to embark on his headlining tour in Europe. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Fridayy shared his emotional response to the loss. "Got the call my Pop had passed right before I was bout hit the stage in Paris. I couldn’t tell you the feeling," he wrote, underscoring the profound impact of that moment. Despite the pain, Fridayy channels the experience into a song that honors his father and reflects on the lessons he’s learned from that life-changing event. Stay tuned for the full album, and check out "February '23" below for a glimpse into Fridayy’s emotional journey.

DDG & Karrahbooo Go In on "Easing Up"

DDG and Karrahbooo aren't showing any signs of slowing down on their inaugural collaboration, "Easing Up." Both artists know exactly how to make a splash in the music world and have earned their spots at the top of the game. DDG has a history of teaming up with some of the biggest names in hip-hop, but this time, he's returning to his roots as a content creator. He's been collaborating with streamer PlaqueBoyMax as part of his "In The Studio" series on Twitch, where artists get a chance to preview unreleased tracks. It's no surprise that DDG has already gone viral a few times in the process. On the other hand, Karrahbooo has been carving out her own lane since leaving Lil Yachty's Concrete Boys collective last year. Despite facing online scrutiny, especially from figures like DJ Akademiks, she's been focused on rebuilding her own brand. Her work on "Easing Up" shows a level of growth and confidence that proves she’s more than ready to take on the next phase of her career. Check out "Easing Up" and watch the music video below for a taste of what DDG and Karrahbooo have been cooking up.

Lola Brooke Shows Her Softer Side on New Track "You The One"

Lola Brooke is proving she’s more than just a rap powerhouse with her latest single, You The One. The Brooklyn native steps into a more sentimental and melodic lane, blending singing with her signature hard-hitting bars. While she’s known for her gritty delivery, this track shows a softer side as she reflects on finding the right person who truly values her. Her partner in the song makes his devotion clear: "He said, 'Baby, you can get whatever you like’ He said, 'Baby, you the one / All these other girls I know, I never show 'em love.'" While Lola doesn’t showcase her singing voice often, she’s making an effort to push her artistic boundaries. You The One marks her third R&B-leaning release since Dennis Daughter, following No One Else with Jeremih and Go To Yo Head. Each drop has highlighted a new layer of her artistry, proving she’s not afraid to step outside her comfort zone. With You The One, Lola Brooke continues to evolve while staying true to her raw, authentic energy.

Homeboy Sandman & Illingsworth Set the Tone for New EP With "I'll Show You"

Homeboy Sandman always sounds like he’s having the best time in the studio, and his latest single, I’ll Show You, is no exception. The Queens, New York underground veteran brings his signature playful yet thought-provoking energy, teaming up with producer Illingsworth for a lighthearted and unpredictable track. Known for his unique approach to hip-hop, Homeboy Sandman has built a reputation for pushing boundaries, earning recognition from mainstream stars like Doja Cat while maintaining a dedicated indie following. Over the past few months, he's been on a prolific run, dropping Rich II and its deluxe edition, along with a steady stream of singles. However, his biggest impact might be on Bandcamp, where his most loyal fans reside. Now, Sandman is keeping the momentum going with a brand-new EP alongside Illingsworth. If I’ll Show You is any indication, this project will be packed with the clever lyricism and creative production that make him one of underground hip-hop’s most consistently engaging voices.

LaRussell & Wiz Khalifa Deliver Laid-Back Vibes On "I Might Be"

LaRussell and Wiz Khalifa are bringing effortless West Coast energy with their new track, I Might Be. Teaming up with producers Mike G Beatz and Michael Prince, the duo floats over a smooth, laid-back beat, celebrating love, success, and the power of independence. The California rapper was beyond hyped for this collab, revealing that it came together in just three days. With both artists known for their laid-back style and positive vibes, I Might Be is shaping up to be a smooth anthem for the year.

Bhad Bhabie Claps Back at Alabama Barker With “Ms. Whitman”

Bhad Bhabie isn’t backing down in her ongoing feud with Alabama Barker, dropping her second diss track, Ms. Whitman. The 21-year-old rapper has been at odds with the 19-year-old daughter of Travis Barker since December, with their beef centered around Bhabie’s baby daddy, Le Vaughn. She previously accused Alabama of stealing her man, though Alabama has denied the claims. The drama has played out in diss tracks, starting with Bhabie’s Overcooked, which Alabama fired back at with Cry Bhabie. Now, Ms. Whitman serves as Bhad Bhabie’s latest response, keeping the heat on as she continues to take lyrical shots. With neither side backing down, it’s clear this feud is far from over.

Sheff G Stunts on Haters With New Single “Brokey”

Sheff G has returned with a new song titled, "Brokey." On this track, he flexes the wealth of himself and his crew, making it clear he's leveled up. Alongside the release, he dropped a music video on Friday, turning what began as a studio session into an impromptu celebration. "Brokey" arrives just months after his latest project, Proud Of Myself. While this effort doesn't feature any guest artists, his previous project included collaborations with Lil Tecca, Polo G, Sleepy Hallow, and more.

Boldy James Locks In With Chuck Strangers On “Whale Fishing”

Boldy James is bringing back the raw, boom-bap sound that made him a standout. With Whale Fishing, the Detroit lyricist delivers intricate street narratives over a grimy Chuck Strangers beat, setting the tone for his upcoming album, Token of Appreciation. After experimenting with trap influences on Permanent Ink and Murder During Drug Traffic, Boldy returns to his signature style—dusty loops, hard-hitting bars, and cinematic storytelling. With The Alchemist handling the mixing and mastering, Token of Appreciation is shaping up to be a must-hear for hip-hop purists.

Doe Boy Gets In His Feelings On Melodic Cut "HYPOCRITE"

Doe Boy is switching up the vibe with HYPOCRITE, trading his usual gritty energy for a more melodic, R&B-tinged performance. The Cleveland rapper dives into the emotional turmoil of a toxic relationship, showing a different side of his artistry. London Jae leads the production with glossy beats, twinkling keys, and layered background vocals, giving Doe Beezy the perfect canvas to flex his singing chops. While he's still refining those high notes, his raw emotion and storytelling make HYPOCRITE hit different.