Global Hip Hop New Music Videos – N°499
PRESELECTED Here are the brand new worldwide and non US hip-hop, soul, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
52 . Aguib – BMF
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“BMF” arrives as Aguib’s latest addition to his expanding discography, landing on February 21, 2025. The French rapper, known for his output in the hip-hop scene, continues his run of releases that includes “Vinicius,” “Zone à risque,” “Coup de crosse,” and “Lexique.” His 2022 compilation “On Arrive” features tracks like “Rose,” “Couler” with LIM, Delguez, and Aknes, and “Baby mama.” Music video directed by : Neweyes 
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51 . M.G.L. & Gaga – Maybach
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“MAYBACH” assembles M.G.L. and Gaga over a trap production sculpted by Gav (gavmusiqe). Released in February 2025 as part of the additional material from M.G.L.‘s “HE$OYAM” EP, the track delivers a polished yet unrelenting sound. M.G.L., born Mătăsaru Leonard George in Galați, Romania, gained prominence with “Galați” (2021) before signing with Virgin Records in 2022. His fusion of New York drill with Romanian elements places him alongside artists like Nosfe. Music video directed by : Freelook
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50 . Favé – Saturday
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Saturday” lands as Favé’s latest single, arriving in March 2025 under Morning Glory Music. Produced by Richie Beats and Steph, the track saunters through brooding production, weaving sharp lyricism with a measured intensity. Favé, never one to shy away from introspection, builds on the contemplative tone found in his debut album, “IL LE FALLAIT,” which includes “FLASHBACK” with Gazo. Rather than grand gestures, “Saturday” leans into restraint, forcing tension to simmer just beneath the surface. Music video directed by : Baeby Mama
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49 . Protoje – Big 45
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Protoje drops “BIG 45” in March 2025 under In.Digg.Nation Collective/Ineffable Records, channeling the essence of Jamaica’s sound system culture. Produced by The Indiggnation and Winta James, the track builds on their previous collaborations, weaving weighty basslines with Protoje’s measured delivery. Born Oje Ken Ollivierre, he navigates reggae, hip-hop, and soul, with “A Matter of Time” earning a Grammy nomination. His label, In.Digg.Nation, inked a deal with RCA in 2020. Music video directed by : Samo
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48 . Govana – My Will
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“My Will” sees Govana turning introspective, laying out his final wishes with a pragmatic edge that sidesteps sentimentality. Over a dancehall beat, he navigates the weight of legacy, estate planning, and familial responsibility, making it clear that wealth without foresight is nothing. Closing with voice messages from his children, the track swaps braggadocio for a personal touch, proving that even in dancehall, mortality demands attention. Music video directed by : Jxsse James – Song featured on the album : Legacy
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47 . Pablo YG, A-Suh Boss – Incapacitate
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Incapacitate” brings together Jamaican dancehall artists Pablo YG and A-Suh Boss in a 2024 collaboration produced by Templeboss Records and Monk Music Records. The track leans on pounding beats and infectious hooks, staying true to the pulse of contemporary dancehall. Pablo YG, an 18-year-old rapper influenced by Vybz Kartel, continues to make his mark with tracks like “Motor Sport,” while A-Suh Boss’s distinctive delivery adds to his growing catalog of collaborations.
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46 . Benjazzy – Notforsale
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Notforsale” pairs Benjazzy’s sharp delivery with production from Zot On the Wave and dubby bunny, weaving trap and drill influences into a tightly packed flow. A member of BAD HOP, Benjazzy, born Ishikawa Yukikazu, navigates the track with a measured confidence that mirrors his contributions to Japan’s hip-hop landscape. His catalog, which includes “Chain Gang” and “Friends,” reflects a style shaped by the group’s impact on the genre. Music video directed by : Ryo Suda – Song featured on the album : Untitled |
45 . Beendo Z – Manifestation
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Manifestation” arrives as a freestyle release from Beendo Z, delivering sharp verses and nimble cadences that shift effortlessly across the beat. Acting as a preview of his upcoming work, the track highlights his fluid technique and command of rhythm. A former footballer, he channels his athletic discipline into lyricism, weaving personal experiences into his music. His catalog includes “L’Élu” (2022), “De la Fontaine” (2023), and “Connu pour extorsion” (2024). Song featured on the album : Propa (Ep)
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44 . JRK 19 – 0.9 (w/ La Fève)
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
JRK 19, from Paris’s 19th arrondissement, built his name through freestyles, including the “Avenue Porte Brunet” series in 2020. His collaboration with La Fève on “0.9” reflects the evolution of his sound within French rap. La Fève, born Louis Ambroise Germain, started rapping at 16 in Fontenay-sous-Bois. “0.9,” part of JRK 19’s project “ZÉRO BLUFF,” arrives after his “#FreeJRK” mixtape, recorded during a temporary release from incarceration. Music video directed by : Alex Haze
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43 . Idrae – Another One
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Interpolating Destiny’s Child’s “Say My Name,” “Another One” channels the tension of suspicion and betrayal over a stripped-down dancehall beat. Idrae’s delivery leans into urgency, his voice weaving through minimalist production that lets the paranoia simmer. A collaboration with DJ Mac and Bread Moneynuff, the track fits seamlessly within Idrae’s catalog, following releases like “Flu” and “Don’t Trust.” Raised in Dung Kirk, Kingston, he continues shaping his sound after his 2024 EP “Dream.”
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42 . Chip – Function Riddim
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Chip delivers “Function Riddim” with his trademark rapid-fire cadence, layering intricate wordplay over a grime beat that hits with precision. Produced by Chip himself, the track lands in February 2025, drawing immediate notice in the UK grime circuit. Born Jahmaal Noel Fyffe on November 26, 1990, in Tottenham, London, he rose to prominence with the platinum-certified I Am Chipmunk (2009). His catalog includes “Oopsy Daisy” and “Champion” featuring Chris Brown, alongside collaborations with Skepta and Stormzy. Song featured on the album : Grime Scene Saviour
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41 . Onefour & Mabel – Phone Call
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Phone Call” brings together Australian drill group ONEFOUR and British singer Mabel, merging hard-edged rap with melodic pop. Produced by GRAMMY-nominated 18YOMAN, Chelsea Warner, and Sykes Beats, the track reworks Bob Marley’s “Is This Love?” into a modern reflection on loyalty and romance. The lyrics navigate the tension between relationships and a fast-paced lifestyle, while the video—shot in London and Sydney—underscores the cross-continental collaboration. Music video directed by : Don Prod
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40 . Nemzzz – Bad Decisions
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
“Bad Decisions” finds Nemzzz navigating the unpredictable currents of ambition and consequence, threading his verses through a fusion of hip hop, pop, and R&B. Following his 2024 mixtape “Do Not Disturb,” the Manchester rapper continues his ascent, sharpening his sound with the same confidence that fueled viral tracks like “FYP” and “Elevate.” His collaborations, including one with A$AP Ferg, signal a steady presence in the UK rap scene. Song featured on the album : ‘Rent’S Due
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39 . Chronic Law – Altar
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
Chronic Law‘s “Altar” steps into dancehall with a meditative touch, weaving reflections on faith and personal evolution. Produced by Hungry Lion Records, the track pairs his measured delivery with a reggae-infused beat that blends old-school dancehall rhythms with modern production. Akeeme Campbell, known as Chronic Law, crafts verses that trace his industry journey, balancing spirituality with the realities of his path.
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38 . Ycn Tomie & All3rgy – Still Savage/Chaos
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
“Still Savage/Chaos” brings together Cambodian alternative hip-hop artist Ycn Tomie and All3rgy in a track that moves through drill, UK garage, and mainstream rap. Ycn Tomie, from Phnom Penh, delivers his signature low-toned voice over an instrumental that shifts between intensity and hypnotic rhythms. His collaborations with acts like La Cima Cartel, YCN Rakhie, and Songha highlight his adaptability in a scene that thrives on constant reinvention. Music video directed by : Virakyuth Chear
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37 . Olexesh – Ich Werd Rapper
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
Olexesh, born Olexij Kosarev in Kiev, Ukraine, channels Eastern European influences into German rap. “Ich Werd Rapper” reflects his path in hip-hop, tracing aspirations and struggles in a competitive industry. Since the mid-2010s, he collaborates with figures like Celo & Abdi, Haftbefehl, and Nimo, crafting a distinct presence. His lyrics often focus on immigrant life and the pursuit of success, merging grit with personal ambition.
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36 . J9Ueve – Je Ne Pleure Meme Plus (w/ Leto)
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
J9ueve, born Jules Vincent on August 23, 2002, in Paris, crafts a distinctive style within the French rap scene, weaving autotune-heavy flows with a blend of confidence and detachment. In “Je Ne Pleure Même Plus,” released in February 2025, he teams up with Leto to navigate the paradox of success—where triumph meets solitude. The lyrics oscillate between nonchalance and introspection, sketching the portrait of an artist caught between self-assurance and disenchantment. Music video directed by : Thomas Clement – Song featured on the album : Harmony
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35 . Hanumankind – Run It Up
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
“Run It Up” throws Hanumankind’s deft lyricism over Kalmi’s production, reuniting the duo after “Big Dawgs.” Traditional Indian instrumentation, led by the chenda, collides with hard-hitting beats, grounding the track in Kerala’s sonic heritage. The visuals weave through martial arts and folk traditions, from Kalaripayattu to Garudan Parava, reinforcing the rapper’s cultural roots. Lyrically, ambition and perseverance take center stage, framed by Hanumankind’s fluid delivery. Music video directed by : Bijoy Shetty
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34 . Panther – Pendulum
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
“Panther – Pendulum” lands as Panther‘s latest track, weaving his signature wordplay with an intricate beat. Following his stint on MTV’s “Hustle 2.0” and the mixtape “Flying Towards the City,” the rapper from Uttar Pradesh continues carving his path. Known for precise lyricism, he previously delivered “Oh My God,” along with “Gadar,” “Chatak,” and “Sunti Kaha Hai,” each contributing to his growing catalog. Music video directed by : Abhay Singh
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33 . Intence – Garrison Gyal (w/ Raheem Widthebook)
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
“Garrison Gyal” unites Intence’s breakneck delivery with Raheem Widthebook’s production, weaving a dancehall track that thrives on rhythm and energy. Set against the backdrop of Raheem Widthebook’s “Top Tier” riddim, the song follows his work with Jada Kingdom, Shaneil Muir, and Valiant. Intence, born Tashawn Gabbidon, navigates the genre with a mix of raw cadence and modern influence, keeping the pulse of contemporary dancehall moving.
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32 . Oboy – Maybach (w/ 1Plike140)
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Date Added : Mar 8,2025
Oboy, born Mihaja Ramiarinarivo in 1997 in Madagascar, operates within the contours of French rap, his hushed delivery hovering over moody trap instrumentals. “Maybach,” with 1Plike140, unfolds in this familiar terrain, the pair trading verses over a beat that pulses with restrained menace. From Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, Oboy first attracted notice with “Je m’en tape” alongside Aya Nakamura before “TDB” extended his reach. He has worked with Ghost Killer Track and D-Block Europe. Music video directed by : Kryzis
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31 . Skeng – King Kong
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“King Kong” throws Skeng’s razor-sharp delivery over a pounding dancehall beat, channeling the raw energy that fuels Jamaica’s underground scene. The track’s title nods to both its colossal sonic presence and Skeng’s own industry stature, drawing a parallel with the infamous cinematic beast. Recorded in under two hours during a late-night session in Kingston, the song captures an unfiltered urgency. Longtime collaborator Rvssian shapes the production, reinforcing Skeng’s signature grit. Vybz Kartel and Mavado’s influence lingers in the track’s menacing cadences, while the hook’s immediacy ensures its grip on clubs and streets alike. Skeng, a former journalism student, brings a calculated sharpness to his lyrics, a skill that fuels collaborations like “Likkle Miss” with Nicki Minaj.
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30 . GAZO – Hermes
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Hermès” arrives in February 2025 under the banner of Epic Records France, threading Gazo’s gritty drill through the loom of UK and US influences. With a style that leans into hard-hitting production and tightly woven flows, the track extends his vision of French drill, where street narratives meet calculated intensity. Gazo, born Ibrahima Diakité, sharpened his craft in Saint-Denis, blending raw storytelling with the weight of his sonic choices. Music video directed by : Arthur Keasy
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29 . Kraff – Chant
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Chant” blends trap’s percussive intensity with dancehall’s syncopation, shaping a sound that moves between urgency and defiance. Kraff, known offstage as Tevin Randall, filters his experiences through lyrics that toggle between ambition and introspection. His breakout with “Deniro” introduced a voice unafraid of contradiction—brash yet reflective. His EP ’11:11′ mirrors both a musical shift and a nod to personal transformation. Music video directed by : Rizzy/Tnonc
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28 . Sahil Cheema & Bella – Dust
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Dust” pairs Sahil Cheema‘s precise delivery with Bella’s sharp lyricism, layering Trap-infused beats produced by Prodbywizrd. The track leans into heavy percussion and brooding melodies, a hallmark of Sahil Cheema’s approach to Hip Hop. Hailing from Vancouver, he shapes his sound with dense rhythms and introspective themes, crafting a balance between grit and fluidity. Prodbywizrd, doubling as mixing engineer, ensures every element stays crisp and uncompromising. Music video directed by : Director V – Song featured on the album : Test Drive Ep
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27 . Russ Millions – Say My Name
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
Russ Millions‘ “Say My Name” is a drill track released in 2025. His rapid-fire delivery and uncompromising lyrics drive the track, channeling the intensity that defines his approach to UK drill. A key figure in the genre, the Lewisham-born rapper continues the sound he introduced with “Gun Lean” (2018) and “Body” (2021), blending high-energy flows with the percussive rhythms of British rap. Music video directed by : Akash
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26 . Dinos – Performante (w/ Werenoi)
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Performante” brings Dinos and Werenoi together in a 2025 collaboration that reflects their distinct styles within French rap. Dinos, originally from Douala, relocated to La Courneuve before releasing his first album, “Imany,” in 2018, followed by “Taciturne” and “Stamina.” Werenoi entered the scene in the early 2020s, releasing “Telegram” in 2022 and “Carré” the following year, a 19-track project featuring multiple collaborations. Song featured on the album : Kintsugi
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25 . Gambino La MG – Ruinart
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Ruinart” blends trap influences with alternative hip-hop, staying true to Gambino La MG‘s signature approach. Titled after the storied champagne house, the track hints at themes of wealth and achievement. Born Pierre Warren Mbala on August 2, 1999, in Juvisy-sur-Orge, he releases the track under Sony Music Entertainment France SAS. His previous projects include “Gambinerie” (2022) and “Après Gambinerie” (2023), alongside collaborations with Tiakola, Naza, and Leto. A member of La MG, he has also put out freestyles such as “GLM #4” (2023).
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24 . Aidonia – Waste Har Time
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
Aidonia‘s “Waste Har Time” blends pulsating dancehall rhythms with infectious melodies, staying true to his unmistakable style. Known offstage as Sheldon Lawrence, the Kingston-born artist delivers sharp lyricism against a backdrop of hard-hitting beats. Since his 2004 debut, he has released music across labels like VP Records and Jag One Productions, sustaining his place in the genre with tracks that balance grit and rhythm.
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23 . Skippa – Letter
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
Skippa‘s “Letter” arrives as a dancehall track steeped in personal experience, released in February 2025 through RichTogether Entertainment, Bobdem Records, and Don Money Records. The lyrics reflect his encounters with law enforcement and the weight of his reputation within the dancehall circuit. The music video frames him as a “Person of Interest” in police documents, nodding to real events from the same month when Jamaican authorities brought him in for questioning. The production pushes a driving bassline and electronic flourishes, staying in step with modern dancehall’s sonic evolution. Skippa’s signature blend of sharp lyricism and melodic delivery has been his hallmark since stepping into the scene in the early 2020s. His entry into dancehall came with “Ignite the Dancefloor,” a track that introduced his fusion of traditional rhythms with contemporary touches while weaving themes of celebration and unity. Music video directed by : Dream X Productions
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22 . Dexter HMC – Freestyle Gramtélé #2
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Freestyle Gramtélé #2” extends Dexter HMC‘s series of raw, unfiltered freestyles, where his rap remains as incisive as ever. With a delivery that moves between intensity and restraint, he layers street slang over beats that mirror the grit of his lyrics. His verses reference the “9.1 Mardelles Gaza Hood,” likening its harshness to conflict zones. Part of a catalog that includes “Charo,” “Wilder,” and “Brandão,” the track continues his exploration of street survival and ambition.
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21 . Sindika – Amiri
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Amiri” sees Sindika sharpen his pen over a slick production, weaving his signature blend of street narratives and coded references. Known as “Keezy Baby,” the Ivorian rapper delivers verses steeped in attitude, layering his flow over an instrumental that balances menace with finesse. Following the trajectory set by “OMERTA #Recto” and “Omerta (Verso),” he continues to craft a sound that merges sharp lyricism with a measured intensity. Music video directed by : Charles Hamad & Grizzly Director
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20 . Ashe 22 – 7AR
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“7AR” sees ASHE 22 weaving his gritty storytelling over piano and violin melodies, constructing a cinematic soundscape that mirrors the weight of his lyrics. The music video places him in a Lamborghini, gliding through Paris’s affluent streets, juxtaposing the track’s stark intensity with curated opulence. Emerging with “Ashe Tape Volume 1” in 2018 and collaborating with Freeze Corleone, he navigates French rap with his signature dark aesthetic.
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19 . Junior Hassen – Clochards
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Clochards” finds Junior Hassen weaving hard-hitting verses over a beat that fuses raw percussion with a haunting melody. His sharp delivery cuts through the instrumental, sketching a portrait of survival and defiance in a world that rarely offers second chances. Following “Ramallah” and “Masajin,” this track continues his exploration of themes rooted in urban grit. With past releases like “Beb L7abes” and “Da Silva,” his presence in the North African rap scene remains undeniable. Music video directed by : Yung Raven
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18 . Biga*Ranx – Danse (w/ Atili)
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Danse” pairs Biga*Ranx with Atili for a track that blends reggae with electronic flourishes. Released in February 2025, it reflects Biga*Ranx’s signature fusion of digital dub and modern sound design. Biga*Ranx, born Gabriel Piotrowski in September 1988 in Tours, France, started exploring reggae at 13, drawing from Super Cat, Alton Ellis, and Vybz Kartel. His albums include “On Time” (2011), “Good Morning Midnight” (2013), “Nightbird” (2015), “1988” (2017), “Sunset Cassette” (2020), “St. Soleil” (2021), and “Eh Yo!” (2022).
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17 . Jarod – Start 2025
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Start 2025” marks Jarod’s latest addition to his catalog, arriving in February 2025. Known as “Le Caméléon” for his adaptability, the Paris-born rapper first emerged with L’Institut under Wati B before carving out an independent career. His discography spans projects like “Frappe Préventive” (2014), “Caméléon” (2016), and “Rédemption” (2024). Jarod’s frequent collaborations include names such as Alkpote, Jazzy Bazz, and Soso Maness. Music video directed by : Screensmoke / La Cause
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16 . So La Zone – Sauvage
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Sauvage” delivers So La Zone’s signature energy, pairing rhythmic intensity with an unfiltered street narrative. A Marseille native, he maintains the raw authenticity that marked his debut album, “De la cellule au château” (2023), where he collaborated with Fianso and Graya. Tracks like “Pare-balles” and “La Rue m’a eu” cemented his place in the French rap scene, and this latest release continues in the same uncompromising vein. Music video directed by : Yz Production
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15 . Abra Cadabra – Millionaire
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Millionaire” is a single by British rapper Abra Cadabra, released in February 2025. Abra Cadabra, born Aaron Philips on May 3, 1997, hails from Tottenham, London. He makes his mark in UK drill, first surfacing with “Man Down” in 2015. The “Robbery Remix” featuring Krept and Konan in 2016 brings widespread attention, earning a MOBO award. Other tracks include “On Deck” and “Mixed Emotions,” each reinforcing his presence in the scene.
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14 . Meryl & Sansand – Freestyle Montoya 🇬🇫🇲🇶
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Freestyle Montoya” brings together French artists Meryl and Sansand in a 2025 collaboration blending hip hop, trap, and dancehall. Meryl, born Cindy Elismar in Lamentin, Martinique, crafts lyrics in both French and Martinique Creole, weaving her Caribbean heritage into her music. Before stepping into the spotlight in 2019 with singles like “Béni” and “Désolé,” she worked as a topliner for francophone artists. Her 2024 album “Caviar 1” earned a Grammy nomination. Music video directed by : Tom Menetrey
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13 . JRK 19 – Ayou
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Ayou” sees JRK 19 continue his raw, unfiltered storytelling, rooted in the streets of Paris’s 19th arrondissement. Emerging from his “Avenue Porte Brunet” freestyle series, he crafts a track that blends street realism with sharp lyricism. Recorded after his temporary release from incarceration, the track reflects the urgency and grit of his “#FreeJRK” project. Following “Bolide Noir” with Central Cee, this single reinforces his cross-channel connections. Music video directed by : Tom Menetrey & Martinios
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12 . Gaulois – Trou Noir
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Trou Noir” sees Gaulois weaving rap, trap, and Afro influences into a melodic yet introspective track. Marked by his distinctive voice, the song unfolds over atmospheric production, balancing rhythm and emotion. Since his debut album “Le G-Lovers” in 2022, Gaulois has developed a style that merges fluid delivery with personal narratives. Previously collaborating with Ninho on “Jolie,” he continues crafting music shaped by his upbringing in Nanterre.
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11 . Masicka – Whites (w/ French Montana)
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Masicka joins forces with French Montana for a remix of “Whites,” injecting new life into the track with a fusion of dancehall and hip-hop. Originally released in October 2024 as part of his album “Whites – Single,” the song resurfaces with Montana’s signature style woven into its rhythm. Masicka, a DJ, singer, and songwriter from Independence City, Portmore, Jamaica, continues to carve his niche in the dancehall scene.
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10 . Hleem Taj Alser – Molotof
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Molotof” sees Hleem Taj Alser weaving Arabic melodies into a hip-hop framework, layering percussive intensity over a beat crafted by DJ Aloo. With its insistent rhythm and a hook engineered for repetition, the track finds an audience spanning the Middle East and North Africa. Born in Libya to Sudanese parents, Hleem made his mark in 2021 with “Bella Ciao” and followed up with “Login” in 2023, a collaboration that swiftly gained traction. Music video directed by : Moamen El Kananii
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9 . AhmedSabiri – Lil Katy
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Lil Katy” sees Ahmed Sabiri stepping from the gaming screen to the mic, bringing his signature storytelling to the world of Moroccan rap. Known for his vlog-style content and live streaming, he shifts gears, weaving a narrative that merges his experiences with the rhythmic pulse of the track. His background in digital content creation and gaming infuses the song with a perspective shaped by online culture and international influences. |
8 . Thunderz – Tengri: Dayga
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“TENGRI: Dayga” marks another entry in ThunderZ’s ongoing “TENGRI” series, continuing the trajectory set by “TENGRI: Jureem.” ThunderZ, known offstage as B. Ulzii-Uchral, first made waves after winning the Back Yard rap battle in 2014. His lyrics often lean towards messages of unity and reflection, as seen in tracks like “Let’s not quarrel” and “We will die once,” which favor introspection over bravado. Music video directed by : Tuugii
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7 . Beenie Man & Etana – Guide Over Us
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Guide Over Us” unites Beenie Man‘s rhythmic command with Etana’s melodic precision, weaving dancehall and reggae into a seamless exchange. Produced by Kemar McGregor, the track finds depth in pain as an underlying force. The video oscillates between luxury and movement, shifting from a private jet to a dance floor. Etana, a Grammy-nominated artist, navigates reggae with folk and soul influences, while Beenie Man, a former child star, has shaped dancehall globally.
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6 . Lemhllwess & 7Liwa – C’est La Vie
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“C’est La Vie” brings together Lemhllwess and 7Liwa, two figures from Morocco’s rap scene, each bringing a distinct flavor. Lemhllwess delivers a melodic approach, weaving vocal harmonies with measured intensity, while 7Liwa strikes with his raw, assertive delivery. Produzz, Damo, and r3ndy_ craft a production mixing trap with Moroccan musical elements, setting the stage for a back-and-forth exchange that balances grit and fluidity.
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5 . Dosseh – Pardon Et Merci
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Dosseh returns with “Pardon et merci,” released on February 21, 2025. Born in Orléans in 1985, he first made his mark alongside Booba and Seth Gueko before launching his own mixtape series, ‘Summer Crack.’ His debut album, ‘Yuri,’ landed in 2016, followed by hits like ‘Habitué’ in 2018. His most recent project, ‘Trop tôt pour mourir’ (2022), features collaborations with Tiakola, Zed, Werenoi, and others. Music video directed by : 10Création
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4 . Didi B – Holiday Season
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Didi B, Ivorian hip-hop artist and Kiff No Beat member, returns with “Holiday Season,” a track that weaves his signature style into a laid-back yet assertive anthem. Since launching his solo career in 2018 with “History,” he has balanced social commentary with sharp, rhythmic delivery. “Holiday Season” channels his distinct energy, pairing fluid lyricism with beats that oscillate between relaxation and quiet determination. Music video directed by : Hama Diallo
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3 . KeBlack – Mood
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
KeBlack releases “Mood” in February 2025, making it available on major streaming platforms. Born Cédric Matéta Nkomi in 1992 in Creil, France, he emerges with “J’ai déconné” in 2015 before “Bazardée” gains traction on his 2017 gold-certified album “Premier étage.” His 2018 follow-up, “Appartement 105,” continues his trajectory. “Mood” expands his repertoire, maintaining his signature style while tapping into contemporary influences. Music video directed by : Warren Navangi
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2 . Médine – Qi. Rap
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“QI. RAP” channels Médine‘s signature blend of razor-sharp wordplay and socially charged themes, weaving historical and contemporary references into a cerebral lyrical exercise. Since his 2004 debut with “11 Septembre, Récit du 11ème Jour,” Médine has cultivated a style that merges personal introspection with broader political narratives. Albums like “Jihad, le plus grand combat est contre soi-même” and “Arabian Panther” exemplify his penchant for dissecting identity, marginalization, and systemic contradictions. His more recent works, including “Prose Élite,” “Storyteller,” and “Grand Médine,” continue this trajectory, balancing incisive critique with intricate production. Music video directed by : AloïS Bolou – Song featured on the album : Stentor, Act I
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1 . Costa Cashman – Talkshit
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Costa Cashman steps into the spotlight with “TALKSHIT,” his first solo venture after making waves with O SIDE MAFIA. The track marks a shift from his group’s signature sound, allowing Cashman to carve out his own space. Raised in Malate, Manila, his music reflects the grit of his surroundings. O SIDE MAFIA, formed during the pandemic, gained traction with “GET LOW,” a Billboard milestone that pushed Filipino hip-hop into new territory. Music video directed by : Dot.Jaime
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