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Chito Rana$’s “Bust Down” blends bilingual grit post-incarceration, while DeeBaby’s “Intro & 2 Mo’Cars” ties ambition to memory on *Ms. Salazar*. Kodak Black veers reflective in “Yellow Brick Road,” chasing clarity over destination. Key Glock’s “Glockaveli” delivers solo trap introspection with nods to legacy. Wiz Khalifa and DaBaby volley verses on “Viking Freestyle,” later joined by SahBabii. YoungBoy NBA’s “Finest” keeps output steady and unfiltered. Lil Mosey’s “Selfish” drifts into synth-pop isolation, and LAZER DIM 700’s “Undalay” leans into distortion over coherence. Here are the brand new worldwide hip-hop, soul, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
46 . Chito Rana$ – Bust Down
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Bust Down” finds Chito Rana$ switching gears between English and Spanish with the ease of someone who’s been rehearsing behind bars for four years. Produced by Nico P and released under Signal Records, Columbia Records, and OTR RECORDS, LLC, the track leans into gritty anecdotes rather than clean redemption arcs. Now based in Sacramento, Chito follows up his post-incarceration releases “Dead or Alive” and “Hoodrich Hector” with verses that neither plead nor apologize. Music video directed by : Shoot Something 
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45 . DeeBaby – Intro & 2 Mo’Cars
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Intro & 2 Mo’Cars” opens DeeBaby‘s 2025 album “Ms. Salazar,” a nod to the maternal figure who helped raise him in Houston’s urban sprawl. The track straddles melancholy and swagger, circling around the purchase of more cars—not as luxury, but as proof he made it out. Mexican-American and Houston-rooted, DeeBaby filters rapid come-up tales through melodic detours and haunted reflection. Song featured on the album : Ms. Salazar
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44 . Kodak Black – Yellow Brick Road
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Date Added : May 23,2025
In “Yellow Brick Road,” Kodak Black trades boasts for rumination, threading verses with the uneasy image of wandering a fabled path without a promised Oz in sight. The recurring line “I’m goin’ down the yellow brick road / But I don’t even know where I’m headed” sketches a blurred journey, part confession, part cautionary tale. Though whispers link the song to a personal incident, Kodak keeps the backstory elusive, letting ambiguity do the heavy lifting. Music video directed by : Kodak Black
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43 . Key Glock – Glockaveli
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Date Added : May 23,2025
Released through Paper Route Empire and Republic Records in May 2025, “Glockaveli” merges Memphis trap beats with a touch of vintage swagger courtesy of a well-placed “baby baby” sample. Key Glock opts for a solo outing, sidestepping features to maintain complete narrative control. The title riffs off Tupac’s Makaveli alias, hinting at a persona steeped in persistence, coded wisdom, and calculated bravado. His delivery—measured yet direct—threads ambitions of legacy, autonomy, and street-born philosophy. Song featured on the album : Glockaveli
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42 . Wiz Khalifa & DaBaby – Viking Freestyle
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Date Added : May 23,2025
In “Viking Freestyle,” Wiz Khalifa spars wordplay with DaBaby across quick-fire verses marked by calculated bravado and rhythmic tension. The track privileges spontaneous delivery, allowing each artist’s cadence to oscillate between languid coolness and clipped provocation. A remix bringing in SahBabii elongates the cipher without diluting its original bite. Wiz, of “See You Again” stature, and DaBaby, Billboard-noted with “Suge,” square off with studied ease.
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41 . YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Finest
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Finest” by YoungBoy Never Broke Again arrives in May 2025, without fanfare or features, continuing his habit of near-constant output. Delivered with trademark detachment, the track slinks through moody production and guarded introspection, revealing as much as it conceals. By 23, YoungBoy—born Kentrell Gaulden—has already charted 100 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and amassed over 100 RIAA certifications.
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40 . Lil Mosey – Selfish
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Date Added : May 23,2025
In “Selfish,” Lil Mosey trades rap cadences for melodic pop, his falsetto gliding over ’80s-tinged synths and skeletal percussion. Produced by longtime collaborator Royce David, the track steers through romantic ambivalence and self-inflicted isolation. Mosey circles themes of emotional fragility, crooning with a kind of unshaven sincerity unlikely to inspire sympathy, yet difficult to ignore. Music video directed by : @Lucanv
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39 . Lazer Dim 700 – Undalay
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Date Added : May 23,2025
“Undalay” reaffirms LAZER DIM 700’s taste for unrest in sound, stretching vocal distortion over fractured 808s with calculated dissonance. The title—another in a string of cryptic placeholders—hints at his habit of unsettling conventions more than revealing narratives. Production credits remain elusive, though frequent collaborator goxan looms in the margins. Formerly Luh4thagod, Hamilton rose with “Asian Rock” and shares credits with BabyTron.
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38 . JID – WRK
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“WRK” sees JID threading his syllables with practiced precision, veering between tightly coiled rhymes and funk-infused cadences. The Atlanta rapper leans into his Spillage Village origins, borrowing groove textures reminiscent of funk and soul while maintaining his lyrical relentlessness. The track nods subtly to JID’s earlier work on “The Never Story” and “The Forever Story,” tracing lines back to his post-Hampton shift to Dreamville Records.
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37 . Kodak Black – Christopher Columbus
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Date Added : May 19,2025
In “Christopher Columbus,” Kodak Black swaps a ship for a metaphor, casting himself as an explorer of hardship rather than continents. Released in May 2025 with an official video, the track threads historical allusion through sharp commentary on freedom, struggle, and autonomy. The timing aligns—not too subtly—with media focus on his legal woes, adding another layer to his already paradox-strewn public figure. Born Dieuson Octave, now Bill K. Kapri, the Florida rapper steers his narrative with familiar grit.
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36 . Rockout Danny – Back Of My Mind (w/ Nino Paid)
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Back Of My Mind” pairs Rockout Danny with Nino Paid in a track that turns personal strife into tightly-wound confessionals, wrapped in melancholic beats and half-swallowed boasts. Danny, born in Colwyn in 2006, draws from a palette marked by betrayal and growing pains, echoing earlier attempts like “How To Bip.” Nino laces his verse with a resigned cool, underlining the track’s mood of wary reflection rather than catharsis.
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35 . Latto – Somebody
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Date Added : May 19,2025
Sampling Aaliyah’s “Are You That Somebody” with a Rick James wink, “Somebody” by Latto spins a sultry thread of nostalgia and assertion. Produced by Pooh Beatz, the track aligns sharp percussion with Latto’s measured delivery, fusing early-2000s R&B with her Atlanta-rooted cadence. The video, shot in Jamaica, slips between shoreline scenes and nights out, wrapping her unbothered refrains in sun and rum. Music video directed by : Brooklyn Nikole
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34 . Tee Grizzley – Robbery 9
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Date Added : May 19,2025
A continuation of his serialized saga, “Robbery 9” sees Tee Grizzley tighten the screws on his narrative blueprint, wielding crime fiction tropes with a restrained theatricality. The track extends the arc launched in “Robbery 7” (2024), maintaining its shifting loyalties, calculated revenge, and double-crosses with the cadence of street-lit chapters read over snarling 808s. Still signed to 300 Entertainment, Grizzley expands the franchise with a cinematic flair fused to Detroit’s grit. Music video directed by : Jerryphd – Song featured on the album : Forever My Moment
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33 . 2 Chainz & Lil Yachty – Sista Wives
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Sista Wives” pairs 2 Chainz with Lil Yachty on a bass-driven Buddah Bless production that bypasses any chorus in favor of a terse two-minute volley of verses. The track, released in May 2025, functions as the second official single from the soundtrack to “Red Clay,” 2 Chainz’s short film that premieres at the Atlanta Film Festival. Atlanta-rooted wordplay meets Yachty’s characteristic talk-rap cadences, keeping the lyrical terrain playfully off-kilter. Music video directed by : Motion Family
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32 . BossMan Dlow – Hit (w/ Gucci Mane)
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Hit” pairs Florida’s BossMan Dlow with Gucci Mane in a track that plays like a back-and-forth between raw ambition and veteran cool. Dlow’s chopped flow lurches forward like a muscle car with no brakes, contrasting Gucci’s smoother drawl that barely lifts a finger. The track arrives as another postscript in Dlow’s trajectory since his 2020 incarceration, slotting neatly between his 2023 mixtape and viral 2024 single “Get In With Me.” Music video directed by : Cotto0Verdidit
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31 . Big Yavo – Webbie Flow
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Date Added : May 19,2025
Fueled by rapid-fire verses and bass-heavy production, “Webbie Flow” channels the pulse of Southern rap with more homage than imitation. Big Yavo delivers a barrage of punchlines that tip their hat to Webbie’s swagger while remaining wholly his own—there’s no actual feature, just stylistic echoes. Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, Yavo emerged from earlier tracks like “Shawn Kemp” and projects “On God” and “The Largest.” Music video directed by : Niles Bryant
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30 . Maxo Kream & Denzel Curry – Triggaman
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Triggaman” pairs Houston’s Maxo Kream and Denzel Curry in a track that fuses cinematic allusions with sharp streetwise narratives. Each verse toggles between grit and irony, threading detailed storytelling with bursts of verbal agility. The music video offers high-stakes visual drama, playing out like a noir-tinged action reel with stylized violence and shadowy tension. The track drops in November 2024, without subtlety or sentimentality. Song featured on the album : Personification
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29 . Chuckyy – Hotseat (w/ Lucki)
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Hotseat” pairs Chuckyy with Lucki in a shadowy duet that coils Chicago drill around a hypnotic beat. Chuckyy, born Charles Edward Davis in 2006 and signed to OTF, brings a rough-hewn cadence shaped by the South Side and a school system that wouldn’t have him. Lucki, long since fluent in existential lullabies, slides in with his signature detachment, mirroring the track’s low-simmer tension and murky introspection. Song featured on the album : I Live, I Die, I Live Again
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28 . Nino Paid – Dear Mama
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Dear Mama” opens with Nino Paid marking his August 14, 2001 birthdate like a timestamp etched into hardship. He recounts a boyhood in Prince George’s County, Maryland spent without basic utilities, navigating poverty with a school backpack and little else. Autobiographical to the bone, the song sketches his experience in the foster care system and gestures at forgiveness with the precision of someone who’s had time to rehearse it. He was later adopted and began rapping at eight, choosing raw testimony over ornamentation. Music video directed by : Deshaythelegend
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27 . Kodak Black – Yellow Really Gold
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Yellow Really Gold” follows Kodak Black fresh off the set of his “420” video, with edits still rendering in the car as this shoot begins. The track’s lyrics orbit wealth and status, likening his home to a freezer and name-dropping a personal movie theater. Visuals mirror this ostentation—“yellow really go money,” “stars in a road chain”—offering Kodak’s familiar lexicon of luxe and excess. A native of Pompano Beach, he performs under the name Bill K. Kapri. Music video directed by : Kodak Black
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26 . Lil Tjay – Top Of The List / Since You Left
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Top Of The List / Since You Left” is a dual-track release by Bronx rapper Lil Tjay, issued in May 2025. The video blends both tracks into a single visual narrative, shifting tone around the 1:30 mark without warning or apology. “Top Of The List” pairs terse lyricism with percussive flow, circling themes of street cred and upward grind. “Since You Left” swaps bravado for falsetto, charting romantic fallout in a more melodic register.
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25 . Screwly G – Talkin Bout’ Screwly G
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Talkin Bout’ Screwly G” peers into the fiercely autobiographical world of Screwly G, the Drill artist from Gary, Indiana, who first surfaced in 2020. Over skeletal snares and brooding basslines, he volleys between menace and memory, chronicling survival and friction in a city that rarely flinches. Released under Grade A Productions and Geffen Records in 2025, the track circles themes echoing his 2024 album “Murda Man.” Music video directed by : Sergio Esparza
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24 . Hurricane Wisdom – Kinfolk (w/ Sleepy Hallow)
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Kinfolk” pairs Hurricane Wisdom’s melodic introspection with Sleepy Hallow’s Brooklyn drill swagger, sketching out a narrative of coded loyalty and regional entanglements. Hailing from Havana, Florida, Hurricane Wisdom bends reflection into rhyme, threading his verse with a storyteller’s eye. Sleepy Hallow brings hardened cadence and clipped defiance, giving the track its tonal counterweight and jagged edges. Song featured on the album : Perfect Storm
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23 . Punchmade Dev – Bank Specialist
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Date Added : May 16,2025
Trading rhymes like wire transfers, “Bank Specialist” pairs Punchmade Dev with Babytron in a sardonic tutorial on financial deceit. Punchmade Dev, born Devon Isaak Turner, channels the same dry wit and coded language found in tracks like “Lint Pockets” and “Perfecting Fraud.” Released in May 2025, the song leans hard into scam rap’s affinity for dark humor, blurred legality, and the aesthetics of cyber-crime.
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22 . Chicken P – Mad Too
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Mad Too” is a 2025 standalone single by Milwaukee rapper Chicken P, whose off-kilter beats and eccentric vocal cadences have become signature moves within the city’s Slap Movement sound. Here, he sharpens his regional edge, using irregular rhythms and skewed delivery to lean into a style that’s both singular and locally anchored. Previously known as Lil Chicken, he continues the arc set by his “BussaBrick” series and 2023’s “Hardest N**a Livin’.”
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21 . Blac Youngsta – Born N
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Born N” channels Blac Youngsta’s hardened candor into a loud, unfiltered monologue of Southern roots and raw bravado. Over a trap beat that refuses subtlety, he laces his bars with nods to street codes, anchoring his narrative in South Memphis’ concrete rituals. Signed to Yo Gotti’s CMG since 2015, he sticks to form—brazen, relentless, and only marginally interested in compromise. Song featured on the album : Thuggin Dolo
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20 . 803Fresh – Boots On The Ground
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Boots on the Ground” channels 803Fresh’s initial encounter with a trail ride, where clacking hooves meet Southern soul in an open-air procession of spectacle and dust. The song’s now-signature line, “Where them fans at?”, slips easily into its viral choreography, a staple at gatherings where the boots stay scuffed and the rhythm loops relentless. Featured on Good Morning America and The Sherri Show, it earns cultural lift-off via Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour and a nationwide clack fan sellout. Music video directed by : Christopher O’Conner |
19 . BAK Jay – Addicted To The Game
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Date Added : May 16,2025
In “Addicted To The Game,” BAK Jay, the Texas rapper born Jaylin Johnson, throws himself headfirst into a world steeped in street codes and trap sonics. The track stomps with a self-assured cadence, unapologetically anchored in the mechanics of hustle. Since his 2020 beginnings, Jay has crafted a sound sharpened in tracks like “High Breed,” and shared verses with names such as NLE Choppa on offerings like “Wassam.” Music video directed by : @Cashjundi
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18 . Luhh Dyl – Wouldn’t Believe (w/ Lil Tony)
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“Wouldn’t Believe” pairs Detroit’s Luhh Dyl with Atlanta’s Lil Tony in a 2025 track that fuses Dyl’s self-styled “Cart Music” with Tony’s Southern cadences. A product of isolated freestyles, the song threads through regional contrasts without smoothing the edges, leaning into gritty textures over polish. Signed respectively to 300 Entertainment and Priority Records, both artists bring prior singles like “Go Missin” and “2 Sides 2 Every Story” to the table.
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17 . Kee Nola – Next Bestfriend
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Date Added : May 16,2025
Released in April 2025, “Next Bestfriend” by Kee Nola threads through the messy terrain of repressed affection and platonic pretense, where silence speaks louder than confessions. Set against mellow beats and velvety tones, the track lingers in that inconvenient corner of friendship where longing simmers just below the surface. Born in New Orleans in 2003, Kee Nola fuses the raw introspection of Nirvana with the tonal grit of Future and Kevin Gates. Song featured on the album : Partyland
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16 . Babyfxce E – No Profanity (w/ Star Bandz)
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Date Added : May 16,2025
“No Profanity” pairs Flint’s Babyfxce E with Star Bandz in a track that keeps it lyrically clean without sacrificing bite. Star Bandz, whose rap style rejects explicit content, filters her verses through the watchful lens of a grandmother’s approval and early studio sessions in Chicago Heights. Shot through with crisp basslines, the video stages both artists against minimalistic backdrops that highlight their contrasting energies. Babyfxce E, whose 2025 mixtape “M Block” ropes in Mello Buckzz and Monaleo, tempers his usual velocity to match the tone. Star Bandz, previously heard with Veeze and Sugarhill Ddot, sidesteps provocation by threading PG-13 through punchlines that don’t pander.
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15 . Benny The Butcher & Harry Fraud – SIGN LANGUAGE
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Sign Language” pairs Benny The Butcher’s uncompromising lyricism with Harry Fraud’s slick production palette. Released in May 2025, the track swings between betrayal and loyalty, as Benny recalls sharing space—and bread—with deceit in lines like “I broke bread with a snake, had him sleeping on a sofa.” Elsewhere, “I made every dollar count, I put my peoples on my shoulder” gestures at earned success shadowed by survival. A Griselda fixture, Benny maintains his signature grit while Harry Fraud, operating out of Brooklyn, builds the backdrop without frills. Music video directed by : Profilific Kid Films – Song featured on the album : Excelsior
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14 . DaBaby – NOKIA
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“NOKIA,” the third track on DaBaby’s 15-song mixtape released in May 2025, arrives with the frenetic charge of a bootleg-era freestyle. Delivered exclusively through LiveMixtapes, the project bypasses DSPs, reviving the guerrilla tactics of mixtape hustle. DaBaby veers between brags and jabs, referencing Mike Tyson and channeling Bobby Shmurda’s footwork in a delivery that invites parallels to Lil Wayne’s mixtape prime. Song featured on the album : Please Say Dababy Vol. 1
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13 . Wiz Khalifa – Dank Moody Freestyle
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Date Added : May 12,2025
Wiz Khalifa returns with “Dank Moody Freestyle,” a nonchalant vapor trail of rhymes released in April 2025. Distributed via DatPiff, the track continues his ongoing flirtation with mixtape culture over industry orthodoxy. Following the footwork of earlier drops like “Roll It Up Freestyle,” the piece favors spontaneity over structure. True to form, Khalifa weaves weed references and mellow bravado into bars that barely break a sweat.
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12 . DDG & BIA – Fine Shyt
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Fine Shyt” pairs DDG’s melodic delivery with BIA’s sharp cadence, weaving a flirtatious conversation over a sleek, mid-tempo beat. The track hovers between charm and swagger, as both artists toy with desire and luxury in equally measured tones. DDG, who moved from YouTube notoriety to Billboard recognition with “Moonwalking in Calabasas,” matches BIA’s cool detachment, known from “Whole Lotta Money,” beat for beat.
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11 . Kodak Black – Mayhem
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Mayhem” arrives in early May 2025 with Kodak Black channeling a dark, introspective narrative built on internal conflict and street-coded morality. The track lurches between confessional lines and razor-edged threats, filtered through his distinct cadence and fractured melodies. Born Dieuson Octave, now Bill Kahan Kapri, he first rattles the Billboard Hot 100 with “No Flockin” and continues pacing modern rap with albums like “Painting Pictures” and “Dying to Live.” Music video directed by : Kodak Black & Cottoverdidit
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10 . Russ – Crazy
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Crazy” signals a turn in Russ’s sonic evolution, weaving sharp self-reflection into a soundscape co-produced with Malthethem, Jake Jepson, and Kiri Gerbs. Rooted in his longstanding DIY ethos, the track sidesteps excess in favor of precision, tackling life’s volatility with a practiced nonchalance. As with previous work since “There’s Really a Wolf,” Russ keeps every lever of production close, favoring autonomy over commercial polish. Song featured on the album : W!Ld
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9 . Tee Grizzley – My God
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Date Added : May 12,2025
Swapping his usual snarling delivery for unexpected crooning, Tee Grizzley’s “My God” trades the density of trap drums for melodic undertones and gospel-tinged textures. Released in May 2025, the track highlights a different register of the Detroit rapper’s vocal palette, veering into sung storytelling. Channeling perseverance through hardship, Grizzley turns vulnerability into method, mining personal struggle with a quiet, almost reluctant grandeur. Music video directed by : Jerryphd – Song featured on the album : Forever My Moment
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8 . Lil Tjay – Different (w/ 42 Dugg)
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Different” pairs Lil Tjay’s melodic resilience with 42 Dugg’s clipped bravado over a beat co-engineered by KaiGoinKrazy and Ziggymadeit, where menace simmers just beneath the surface. The track fixates on loyalty and cold success, trading sentimentality for a kind of weary defiance that’s part flex, part survival tactic. Dropped in May 2025 under TrenchKid Records, its release parallels Tjay’s feature on Zeddy Will’s “Got You.”
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7 . Tech N9ne – This I Know (w/ Kevin “Church” Johnson)
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Date Added : May 12,2025
Anchored by JPZ’s production, “This I Know” pairs Tech N9ne with Kevin “Church” Johnson in a brooding exchange that merges quick-witted verses with melodic grit. Released under Strange Music in May 2025, the track leans into emotive storytelling without straining for sentimentality. Known for his machine-gun delivery, Tech N9ne here tempers velocity with introspection, letting Church’s vocals thread through the beat with calculated weight.
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6 . Blac Youngsta – Snake
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Date Added : May 12,2025
In “Snake,” Blac Youngsta dissects the theatrical betrayals lurking behind street loyalty, curling his lyrics around a reptilian metaphor for treachery. The track arrives in May 2025 with his signature Memphis drawl delivering barbed reflections on deception dressed as brotherhood. Blac Youngsta, born Sammie Marquez Benson, aligns the venom in his verses with his past affiliations to Heavy Camp and Yo Gotti’s Collective Music Group. Song featured on the album : Thuggin Dolo
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5 . OsamaSon – Ref
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Date Added : May 12,2025
In “Ref,” OsamaSon pivots from narcotic reveries to a blunt inventory of wealth, wardrobe, women, and weapons. Over OK’s distorted synths and chest-rattling 808s, his voice, dragged through saturation, slices through the chaos like a siren at a construction site. Formerly known as Damn 4K and PradaUMari, Amari Middleton broke out in 2023 with tracks like “X & Sex” before signing with Atlantic Records. Music video directed by : Walker Andrews – Song featured on the album : Jump Out
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4 . DeeBaby & Hurricane Wisdom – 3rd Eye Open
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Date Added : May 12,2025
In “3rd Eye Open,” Houston native DeeBaby joins forces with Florida’s Hurricane Wisdom on a track that navigates between street pain and economic ambition. DeeBaby‘s melodic auto-tune contrasts Hurricane Wisdom’s terse, emotionally-charged delivery, forming a sonic push-pull around survival and self-worth. Born Jesus Martinez, DeeBaby filters Houston’s concrete realities through plain-spoken storytelling and a steadily warping vocal style.
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3 . Albee Al – My Brother
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Date Added : May 12,2025
In “My Brother,” Albee Al trades bravado for vulnerability, tracing the fault lines of grief with stark sincerity. The Jersey City rapper mourns his brother’s death on June 30, mirroring the mixtape title “Everyday June 30th” he dropped a decade prior. Longing surfaces through pleas to bring his brother back “in his physical form,” while a mention of cousin Diamond—“more like my sister”—adds familial texture.
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2 . Trap Dickey – Day Shift
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Day Shift” pairs a jagged electric guitar loop with a percussive low-end that feels more bruising than boisterous. Trap Dickey delivers clipped, unflinching bars about morning routines shaped less by espresso shots and more by street economics. Lines like “My cousin work the block, that’s every morning like a day shift” sidestep metaphor in favor of plainspoken grit. The single lands just as he joins DaBaby’s “Spring Semester” college tour. Music video directed by : @Shotbynae
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1 . JamWayne, Chad Armes & Lil Wyte – Keep The Peace
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Date Added : May 12,2025
“Keep The Peace” brings together JamWayne, Chad Armes, and Lil Wyte in a track that leans into Southern grit with methodical precision. Featured on the album Potluck, the song matches JamWayne’s gravel-toned storytelling with Armes’ vocal weight and Lil Wyte’s laid-back calculation. An Alabama-based nuclear technician turned rapper at 42, JamWayne filters life experience through a country-laced hip-hop lens that nods without sentiment to his roots. Music video directed by : Christopher Cotton
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on June 15, 2025