| Jacquees, Rell Vert, Fatt Smaxk, Meek Mill, Keymoe84, BAK Jay, Cliff Khawly, Kodak Black, Meek Mill, Fat Joe, Rick Ross, Dave East, Babyfxce E, FullyChop, French Montana, MC Ceja, Lil Mabu, RhyRhy, That Mexican OT, Peezy, 2Rare, Kodak Black, ,… They are the performers of the brand new American hip-hop, soul, dancehall, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
22 . Jacquees – I Can Do Anything (w/ Kodak Black & NOBY)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Jacquees, Kodak Black and NOBY combine contemporary R&B and melodic rap on *Mood 2*, promising better love than a previous partner through an emotional hook, contrasting vocal performances and polished production supporting romantic reassurance and competition. Music video directed by Bpace & Jacquees – Song featured on the album : Mood 2 
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21 . Rell Vert – Memories
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Chicago drill turns toward bereavement in Rell Vert’s memorial to BloodHound Q50, where “He died, only got memories” anchors raw vocals and stark street imagery, connecting personal loss with loyalty, survival and the disorientation following trauma.
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20 . Fatt Smaxk – DTO (w/ Bally Baby)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Fatt Smaxk and Bally Baby deliver Southern-leaning street rap from *Smaxk Season 3: Banks House*, confronting trapping, retaliation, distrust and grief through blunt verses, frequent ad-libs and BoxHead’s production across an urgent, uncompromising 2:48 collaborative performance. Song featured on the album : Smaxk Season 3: Banks House
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19 . Meek Mill – Graveyards And Penitentiaries
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Death and incarceration frame Meek Mill’s hip-hop collaboration with Byron Messia, combining the Philadelphia rapper’s defiant delivery with a Caribbean-influenced guest presence as street survival and community pressure create a grim, reflective contrast between ambition and loss.
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18 . Keymoe84 – What I Dooooo
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Keymoe84’s Chicago drill performance repeats a confrontational question-and-response hook, turning confusion into retaliation and neighbourhood loyalty through ad-libs and forceful threats, with EA 4K Films directing the official video accompanying its raw, rhythm-centred street-rap presentation. Music video directed by @Ea_4K_Films |
17 . BAK Jay – Out On Bond
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Through 10K Projects, BAK Jay presents a compact hip-hop single whose title invokes release on bond and legal pressure, foregrounding a solo vocal performance across 2:20, although available information does not establish its actual lyrics or instrumentation. Music video directed by @Cashjundi
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16 . Cliff Khawly – Nothing At All
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Miami artist Cliff Khawly’s Afrobeat, R&B and pop context informs a title suggesting emotional absence, with his smooth baritone and melodic approach supplying musical background, while Haitian-Lebanese heritage shapes his broader songwriting rather than a verified track-specific narrative. Music video directed by Dax Sagaro
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15 . Kodak Black – Little Birdie
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Kodak Black reworks Drake’s *ICEMAN* instrumental and flow, questioning whether resemblance constitutes homage while asserting his influence through new verses, melodies and shifting rap delivery, with loyalty, disappointment and survival informing the moody hip-hop response and identity statement.
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14 . Meek Mill – Am I Wrong
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 A familiar Nico & Vinz melody meets darker drill production in Meek Mill’s leak-associated hip-hop recording, where the Philadelphia rapper sings the hook and delivers street-focused verses, creating a confrontational contrast rather than preserving the original’s uplifting presentation.
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13 . Fat Joe & Pusha T & Dre – Set Of Keys
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Fat Joe, Pusha T and Dre connect loss, wealth and survival on *Organized Rhyme*, using a set-of-keys hook to contrast saving a life with a brother’s death over Cool & Dre’s production and detailed street-rap storytelling. Music video directed by @Directoeifrivera – Song featured on the album : Organized Rhyme
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12 . Rick Ross & Young Breed & DJ Nasty – Do It One Time
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Miami-Dade references anchor Rick Ross, Young Breed and DJ Nasty’s Southern hip-hop from *Set In Stone*, where money, trap life and sexual bravado meet Bigg D’s production, boastful verses and repetitive one-time, two-times chants designed around local club energy. Music video directed by Ryan Snyder – Song featured on the album : Set In Stone
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11 . Dave East & Harry Fraud – Stay With Me
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Dave East portrays the streets as a marriage he struggles to leave on *Price of Pain*, pairing gritty New York rap with Harry Fraud’s soulful samples and hard drums as loyalty, conscience and a plea for tenderness expose vulnerability. Music video directed by @The_Infamous_Oz – Song featured on the album : Price Of Pain (Luxury Edition)
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10 . Babyfxce E – It’s The Summer (w/ FoxBD)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Flint and West Memphis meet in Babyfxce E and Fox BD’s hip-hop collaboration, where luxury cars, designer clothes and romantic distrust drive spirited bar exchanges over a sinister beat, while live-band video scenes extend the street-oriented performance.
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9 . FullyChop – Rap N Clap
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 FullyChop’s underground street rap centres rivalry, retaliation and neighbourhood affiliation, pairing a repeated rapping-and-clapping hook with aggressive vocals and beat-driven production, while the official video and separate instrumental foreground an uncompromising performance rather than reflective or melodic songwriting. Song featured on the album : 99 Overall
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8 . French Montana & Max B & Jayy V Vondon – Don In My City Pt 2
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 French Montana, Max B and Jayy V Vondon build Bronx-rooted hip-hop around neighbourhood pride, sampling Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz’s “Deja Vu” as melodic vocals and three-way rap performances extend the Coke Boys tradition through a nostalgic city anthem.
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7 . MC Ceja – Grand Master (w/ Getto & Gastam)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 MC Ceja joins Getto and Gastam for a Puerto Rican Latin urban collaboration built around their combined vocal presence. “Grand Master” evokes mastery, status and authority, connecting Ceja’s veteran rap identity with the trio’s shared history of hard-edged rap and reggaetón-oriented work, while an official video foregrounds the collaboration. Song featured on the album : ’96
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6 . Lil Mabu – Mr. Treat You Right
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Brash flirtation drives Lil Mabu’s compact hip-hop single, where luxury boasts and a repeated promise to “treat you right” meet Jahmori Simmons’s production, giving the Manhattan rapper’s provocative, playful delivery a punchy structure rather than a sentimental romantic approach. Music video directed by Graham Kortye & Lil Mabu
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5 . RhyRhy – Summer Bummer (Lights On)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Tulsa artist RhyRhy blends melodic rap with hard trap drums on an Alamo Records single, moving through nightlife, intimacy, money and loyalty as conversational vocals shift into sharper lines around a chant-like “lights on” hook and danceable groove.
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4 . That Mexican OT – I Can’t (w/ OC Chris)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Scratchy Texas guitar and bluesy vocals shape That Mexican OT and OC Chris’s Southern rap collaboration, where intimidation and family protection meet rapid-fire rhymes and a rough croon, with desert visuals reinforcing the rebellious atmosphere surrounding the forthcoming *Cucuy*.
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3 . Peezy – I’m Good, Pt. 7
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Peezy extends his recurring “I’m Good” series with a seventh installment rooted in Detroit street rap. The Team Eastside veteran carries forward an identity defined by smooth flows, defiant writing and an unfazed delivery, linking the release to the city’s modern rap tradition and his established catalogue.
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2 . 2Rare & Amerie – Buss Down (1 Thing)
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Amerie’s familiar “1 Thing” vocals and newly recorded contributions meet 2Rare’s conversational Philadelphia rap, with Hitmaka updating the material into a danceable production as attraction, jewelry and money connect contemporary bravado with an early-2000s R&B foundation.
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1 . Kodak Black & Lil Crix – Slow Drip
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Date Added : Oct 6,2026 Kodak Black and Lil Crix bring contrasting voices to a performance-centered Florida rap collaboration presented as a “Media Day Freestyle.” The standalone track foregrounds bars, attitude and chemistry, pairing Kodak’s established melodic street-rap presence with Lil Crix’s emerging South Florida identity.
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American Hip-Hop & Soul – New Music Videos – N°556
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