4/18/25
PENOMECO Ignites the Scene with High-Energy Anthem “KK”
PENOMECO returns with a jolt of adrenaline on his latest track “KK,” a pulsing, genre-defying single that feels like a celebration of sound itself. Effortlessly blending Korean hip-hop with dance and electro-pop influences, the seasoned artist crafts a sonic experience that’s as playful as it is polished.
This isn’t just another club track—it’s a statement. “KK” thrives on its rhythmic momentum and PENOMECO’s magnetic delivery, offering a vibrant escape through beats and hooks that refuse to quit. It’s loud, fun, and made to move to.
Already a standout in South Korea’s forward-thinking music scene, PENOMECO proves once again that he’s not following trends—he’s setting them.
Ludwig Göransson & Don Toliver Deliver a Modern Folk-Country Gem with “Flames of Fortune” from Sinners
Ludwig Göransson continues his streak of genre-defying brilliance with “Flames of Fortune,” a standout cut from the Sinners soundtrack featuring Don Toliver. Known for his work on acclaimed scores like Black Panther and Tenet, Göransson taps into folk and country roots with a fresh, modernized twist—anchored by Toliver’s unmistakable melodic delivery.
The track blends acoustic textures and cinematic layers, giving listeners a taste of what might be one of Göransson’s top five bodies of work. Don Toliver’s feature adds a soulful edge, bridging traditional Americana with contemporary rhythm.
If this is the sonic standard of Sinners, the film isn’t just one to watch—it’s one to listen to.
Statik Selektah Assembles Underground All-Stars on “The Louvre” Ahead of Expensive Taste
Statik Selektah is back in curatorial mode, dropping a masterpiece with his new posse cut, “The Louvre.” The longtime Massachusetts DJ/producer taps into his deep Rolodex to deliver a lyrical exhibition featuring Westside Gunn, Joey Bada$$, Stove God Cooks, and Rome Streetz.
Like its namesake museum, “The Louvre” houses some of the underground’s most treasured voices, each delivering vivid, bar-heavy performances over Statik’s soulful yet cinematic production. The result? A gallery-worthy record that pays homage to the art of rap.
With Expensive Taste on the horizon, this single sets the tone for an album that’s shaping up to be both timeless and elite. Stay tuned.
Tommy Richman & Sexyy Red Light Up “ACTIN UP” With Bold Remix
Tommy Richman takes a wild left turn with the remix of his latest single “ACTIN UP,” enlisting none other than Sexyy Red to shake things up. The Virginia native, known for his smoother, more restrained style, steps out of his comfort zone—and the result is a track that’s rowdy, infectious, and undeniably club-ready.
Sexyy Red brings her trademark unapologetic flair, turning the already bouncy track into a bold, raunchy anthem. While Richman tends to move with a cooler, R&B-leaning finesse—undoubtedly influenced by mentor Brent Faiyaz—he finds balance in the chaos. The remix doesn’t just turn up the volume; it flips the vibe entirely, making for an unexpected but entertaining pairing.
“ACTIN UP” is now a crossover cut with party-starting appeal, and this version proves Richman isn’t afraid to take risks or blur genre lines. Whether fans were ready for it or not, this collab is pure energy.
Key Glock Channels Ruthless Energy on “The Grinch” Ahead of Glockaveli
Key Glock isn’t playing nice on his new single “The Grinch”—and he’s not supposed to. The Memphis rapper doubles down on his icy, no-nonsense persona in this latest drop from his long-awaited album Glockaveli. Originally slated for a February 12 release, the project saw a delay, but “The Grinch” proves that Glock is still in peak form.
With a menacing beat and razor-sharp flows, the track is all about greed, hunger, and survival. Glock raps with a cold confidence that matches the title, drawing a clear line between himself and anyone not built for his world. The bars are relentless, and the delivery is pure intensity—exactly what fans expect from Paper Route Empire’s star.
While Glockaveli remains unreleased, “The Grinch” keeps the momentum strong, reminding listeners that when Glock shows up, it’s never halfway. This track is a statement: the wait might’ve been extended, but the hunger hasn’t faded.
Tory Lanez Feels Untouchable on “LeBron In Miami” From His Latest Twitch Tapes
Tory Lanez is keeping his word and continuing to unload music from his “Twitch Tapes” series, dropping off two new tracks this weekend: “LeBron In Miami” and “Calling.” As expected, both songs show off his dual-threat talent as a singer and rapper—but it’s “LeBron In Miami” that really flexes his confidence.
On the track, Lanez likens his run to LeBron James’ dominant years with the Miami Heat—a metaphor for being in peak form, surrounded by wins, and impossible to ignore. It’s a braggadocious, high-energy cut filled with sharp bars and slick melodies, built for fans who appreciate Tory in his most unapologetic zone.
With this latest drop, Lanez continues to build a catalog that’s raw, unfiltered, and made strictly for the fans. Whether you’re tuning in for the bars, the harmonies, or the weekly surprise factor, “Twitch Tapes” is proving to be one of his most creatively liberated series yet.
Molly Santana Doubles Down on Her Star Power with “Not Regular”
Molly Santana is stepping into a new chapter with unmatched self-assurance on her latest single, “Not Regular.” As the rising Los Angeles talent gears up for her sophomore album, this vibey, attitude-heavy cut is making a strong case for a spot on the tracklist.
On “Not Regular,” Molly isn’t here to play it safe. She’s making it clear that she’s in a lane of her own—and she’s not entertaining comparisons. “They say Molly got hits and them other girls ain't on sh*t / I don't gotta do too much just to get them lit, I been it,” she raps, delivering the kind of brash confidence that defines true breakout energy.
Backed by hypnotic production and a razor-sharp delivery, the track is both a statement and a warning. Molly Santana knows exactly who she is—and she’s not afraid to remind the world.
4/17/25
EBK Jaaybo Unleashes Emotions on Gritty New Track “Long Live My Brother”
Fresh out and wasting no time, EBK Jaaybo is back in the mix with a vengeance on his latest release, “Long Live My Brother.” The Stockton, California native channels his pain, street loyalty, and raw energy into a tribute that’s hitting hard across platforms—especially YouTube, where the music video has already racked up over 625,000 views and climbed into the Top 10 on the trending chart.
The song marks Jaaybo’s third single of 2025, following “The Biggest G” and “F*ck Everybody (Free Maxx),” but this one carries added weight. It’s his first track since being released from jail earlier this year for the second time, and the emotion in his delivery reflects someone who’s seen more than most. With unfiltered lyrics and a menacing, melodic beat, “Long Live My Brother” feels like both a personal catharsis and a street sermon.
Jaaybo is still navigating his way through legal troubles, but this record proves his pen is as sharp as ever—and fans are taking notice.
Tee Grizzley Stands Tall on Intense New Single “They Shot At Trump”
Tee Grizzley continues to build momentum for his upcoming album Forever My Moment with the release of his gripping new track, “They Shot At Trump.” Known for his loyalty and raw honesty, the Detroit rapper delivers a fiery performance that puts friendship and street code front and center.
This latest single is the second taste of the album, which arrives May 16 and marks the third chapter in Grizzley’s Moment series. From My Moment in 2017 to Still My Moment in 2018, the series has chronicled his growth, and Forever My Moment promises to carry that legacy forward.
On “They Shot At Trump,” Tee raps with urgency and conviction, weaving a narrative of brotherhood and retaliation. It’s less about politics and more about principle—he’s making it clear that when someone targets his circle, he won’t stay silent. The energy is tense, the stakes feel real, and Grizzley’s delivery hits with purpose.
If this track is any indication, Forever My Moment will be a project fueled by loyalty, reflection, and real-life stakes—exactly what fans have come to expect from one of Detroit’s most dependable voices.
MIKE & Tony Seltzer Reunite for "Pinball II," Drop Gritty New Single “Prezzy”
MIKE and Tony Seltzer are bringing their experimental synergy back to the forefront with Pinball II, the official sequel to their 2023 collaborative tape Pinball. To set the tone, the duo released a new single, “Prezzy,” which expands on the sound they carved out last time—a smoky, Southern trap-influenced landscape filtered through MIKE’s introspective lens.
With Pinball, MIKE stepped outside his usual lo-fi aesthetic and embraced Seltzer’s warped trap textures, and now, they're doubling down. “Prezzy” is hypnotic and off-kilter, blending woozy melodies with dense lyricism and understated confidence. It’s not built for radio—it’s built for headphones and late nights.
The sequel arrives May 7 via 10K Projects and will include 17 tracks, promising a deeper dive into this creative partnership. If “Prezzy” is any indication, Pinball II will push boundaries even further, showing how far MIKE can stretch his sound without losing the soul that made him a fixture of the underground.
Yella Beezy Confronts Inner Demons on Emotional New Single “My Head”
Dallas rapper Yella Beezy returns with a raw, vulnerable new single titled “My Head,” marking his first release since being granted bond amid a high-profile legal battle. With scrutiny intensifying around his alleged connection to the murder of Mo3, Beezy uses this track to speak directly to the turbulence in his life—without naming names or diving into specifics.
Instead, “My Head” leans into emotion and introspection. Over a somber, guitar-laced instrumental, Beezy reflects on betrayal, mental pressure, and the heavy weight of public opinion. His lyrics wrestle with inner conflict, paranoia, and the desire to be understood, suggesting that despite the chaos around him, he’s searching for clarity and peace.
While critics and the internet continue to speculate, Beezy seems focused on silencing the noise through music. “My Head” doesn’t attempt to clear his name outright, but it offers a window into the mental toll of being in the crosshairs. Whether you believe him or not, the pain in his voice is undeniable.
Real Bad Man & Boldy James Reunite For “Conversational Pieces” With El-P & dreamcastmoe
cBoldy James is linking back up with Real Bad Man for their third joint project, Conversational Pieces, and the rollout has officially begun. It’s their first full-length together in nearly three years, and if the first two singles are any indication, they haven’t missed a step.
The Detroit lyricist and the L.A.-based producer/designer are kicking things off with a strong one-two punch: a haunting, bar-heavy collaboration with El-P, and a smoother, more soulful cut featuring dreamcastmoe. The contrast between the tracks shows just how dynamic this upcoming tape might be—gritty and cerebral, but also textured and emotionally layered.
Real Bad Man’s production once again blends vintage grime with sharp modern edges, giving Boldy a perfect canvas to deliver his signature deadpan intensity. Whether he's weaving street narratives or throwing out slick one-liners, Boldy continues to prove why he's one of the underground's most consistent voices.
Conversational Pieces is shaping up to be a must-listen, not just for fans of Boldy or RBM, but for anyone who appreciates finely tuned rap chemistry and cinematic storytelling.
Mario Judah Marks a Bold Return with “Never Again”
Mario Judah, the genre-bending artist who first made waves in 2020, is officially back with a fresh single titled “Never Again.” Known for his explosive energy and unconventional fusion of metal and rap, Judah originally rose to fame as both a viral sensation and a genuine musical outlier. While some initially saw him as a meme, it didn’t take long for fans to recognize the raw talent and creative vision behind the chaos.
“Never Again” marks a shift in sound and intent. Judah sounds more focused than ever, trading in the shock factor for a sharper, more refined style. The track leans into moody melodies and emotional urgency, signaling growth without abandoning the edge that made him stand out in the first place.
This release also rekindles interest in Judah’s future. After famously calling out Playboi Carti in 2020 with his own take on Whole Lotta Red, many wondered whether Judah would fade or evolve. With “Never Again,” he’s making it clear—he’s not done yet, and this comeback might just be his most compelling chapter so far.
Bas & The Hics Channel Timeless Vibes on “Everyday Ppl” Ahead of Melanchronica
Bas is tapping into soul-rich waters with the release of “Everyday Ppl,” a smooth and reflective new single alongside longtime collaborators The Hics. The track serves as the first glimpse into Melanchronica, their upcoming joint album set to drop on June 17 via Bas’ The Fiends imprint under Dreamville.
Rooted in a sound that blends mellow introspection with warm, organic instrumentation, “Everyday Ppl” is a natural evolution for both artists. Bas rides the groove with poetic ease, while The Hics layer the track with textured vocals and lush melodies. Their chemistry—first introduced in 2016—is stronger than ever, now blossoming into a full-length effort.
As the rollout for Melanchronica begins, “Everyday Ppl” sets the tone with soul, depth, and undeniable synergy. Fans of both hip-hop and neo-soul should be ready for something special this summer.
Loe Shimmy Delivers Melodies From The Heart On “Off My Mind”
Loe Shimmy continues his hot streak with “Off My Mind,” a deeply melodic offering that proves his versatility and emotional depth. With each new release, the Florida artist tightens his grip on listeners, blending smooth flows with heartfelt vulnerability. This latest track is no different—Shimmy dives into themes of love, loss, and lingering thoughts that won’t fade, all while riding a moody, guitar-laced beat.
His vocal delivery is raw but melodic, capturing that rare balance between street perspective and emotional transparency. The production complements the introspection, creating an atmosphere that pulls listeners into Shimmy’s world without distractions.
Following an impressive run of singles, “Off My Mind” might be his most personal record yet. Loe Shimmy is clearly carving out his lane—and it’s one paved with honesty, feeling, and undeniable talent.
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