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Tommy Lee Sparta returns with “Big Ah Dat,” steeped in dark dancehall tones, while Chronic Law’s “NY Girls” and Areakode’s “Level Up” keep the genre’s pulse sharp. SVM!R’s “RICK RO$$” flashes Polish swagger, and YUNG DSA’s “Maaf Kar” rewrites ambition in Marathi. Yorssy, Mig, and KOFS steer French rap through varied lenses—raw, reflective, and referential. Baby A teams with LFERDA on “Bendo,” while Staggy YBC, Leto, Jahshii, and Chronic Law push further with trap, drill, and dancehall-rooted reflections. 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 |
50 . Tommy Lee Sparta – Big Ah Dat
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Date Added : May 19,2025
Released in May 2025, “Big Ah Dat” delivers Tommy Lee Sparta’s patented gothic dancehall with characteristic menace and flair. Born Leroy Russell Junior, the Montego Bay native channels brooding energy through hypnotic rhythms, snarled lyrics, and sonic textures that favor the ominous over the ornamental. Issued as a standalone, the track falls neatly within his relentless 2025 output under Guzu Musiq. 
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49 . Chronic Law & Cjthechemist – NY Girls
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“NY Girls” pairs Chronic Law’s pen with Cjthechemist’s engineered precision in a 2025 dancehall cut tailored for late-night reverie. Released under Chemist Records and DubShot, the track sketches New York women through a Caribbean gaze—equal parts admiration and critique wrapped in syncopated riddims. Chronic Law, born Akeem Campbell, navigates the beat with measured flow, backed by Cjthechemist’s clean yet unrelenting production choices.
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48 . Areakode – Level Up
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Level Up” arrives as the title track of Areakode’s joint 2025 project with Cash Code, a Jamaican indie label. Though recorded in 2021, the song is released four years later, quietly insisting on its own timing. Areakode, hailing from Saint Elizabeth, threads his usual themes of personal growth through a dancehall framework that side-steps nostalgia for a sharper, forward-leaning edge.
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47 . SVM!R – RICK RO$$
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“RICK RO$$” flashes through polished beats and trap-infused rhythms as SVM!R drapes Polish lyrics over a swagger-heavy production. The track nods to its namesake not with a feature, but through visual cues—luxury cars, ostentatious chains, and a wardrobe curated in pure braggadocio. Released in May 2025, the single plants itself firmly in an urban fantasy shaped by drill pulses and the aesthetics of conspicuous wealth. Music video directed by : @_Starchy |
46 . YUNG DSA – MAAF KAR
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Maaf Kar” finds YUNG DSA turning corporate disillusionment into confessional Marathi bars, threading regret, inner friction, and crude honesty through a CosmoDrop beat. He trades spreadsheets for syllables, offering what resembles both an open wound and a folded apology to his Yerwada beginnings. The track coils into a narrative of self-reckoning, where ambition collides with memory and the hook carries more weight than bravado. Music video directed by : Zain & Pranay
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45 . Yorssy – MILLI
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Date Added : May 19,2025
Released in May 2025 under Play Two and AntiF 134, “MILLI” extends Yorssy‘s prolific streak, trailing the introspective “04.10.25” and the raw-edged “Mauvais Djo.” With his signature urgency and clipped delivery, the rapper from Orléans navigates pulsing beats that tip their hat to early 2000s French rap without slipping into pastiche. Booba and Rohff’s fingerprints linger, yet Yorssy’s route diverges — more asphalt than nostalgia, more jab than tribute. Having sharpened his profile during Netflix’s “Nouvelle École” Season 3, he now trades reality-show framing for taut, tightly authored tracks. Music video directed by : Anti Fame134
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44 . Mig – Elle 2.0
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Elle 2.0” signals a shift in Mig’s sonic approach, trading blunt edge for measured restraint over a minimalist beat shaped by Adebizik Records and Royal Music. Released in May 2025, the track follows a trajectory begun with his 2021 debut EP “02 Géné” and refined through “Toujours +” (2022) and “21” (2023), both of which feature collaborations with established figures in French rap. Here, Mig delivers a stylized narrative with less bravado and more calculated distance. Music video directed by : Fullblvck – Song featured on the album : Tout Ou Rien
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43 . SHARK – SPORT
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“SPORT” marks a hip-hop collaboration between Shark and producer LaMagieDuTiel, built on clipped beats and a lean, minimalist flow. Shark, born Giuseppe Costanzo in Siderno, Calabria, shares verses with a matter-of-fact cadence that sidesteps bravado for procedural precision. The track fits into the rapper’s solo catalog post his debut in 2009 as one half of Shark & Groove alongside Antonio Callà. Music video directed by : 18Carati
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42 . KOFS – Mon École
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Mon École” is a 2025 single by KOFS, who revisits his roots by paying homage to the golden era of French rap, invoking names like Sniper and Fonky Family with the precision of a scholar citing primary sources. Over uncompromising beats, he reflects on his journey within the genre, offering nods to the peers and sounds that shaped him. The track appears on an album featuring collaborations with Kery James, Rohff, Sinik, La Fouine, and others. Music video directed by : Slowmprod – Song featured on the album : Mon École
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41 . Baby A – Bendo (w/ LFERDA)
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Bendo” pairs Baby A’s streetwise swagger with LFERDA’s grittier flow in a trap beat laced with North African textures. Penned by Abby Sekkate, the track snaps with percussive urgency and unpolished energy, anchoring its themes in the everyday codes of urban defiance. Baby A sharpens his emerging presence alongside LFERDA, who began rapping at 15 and navigated the scene through local circuits. Song featured on the album : Cmn
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40 . Staggy YBC – Winning
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Date Added : May 19,2025
“Winning” pairs Staggy YBC’s patois-laced delivery with CRAZY RUSSIAN’s left-field flair, set to a rhythm that feels equal parts asphalt and afterparty. Released via Reign Records in April 2025, the track follows “1 Campaign” and stays rooted in Staggy YBC’s reflections on ambition and small-town origins in Westmoreland. It’s one in a lineup of 2025 singles that includes “Westside,” “Rich Team,” and “Mad Dog.”
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39 . Leto – Mozart Capitaine Jackson
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Date Added : May 14,2025
French rapper Leto returns with Episode 4 of his “Mozart Capitaine Jackson” freestyle series, launched in 2021. Balancing braggadocio and precision, he continues the lyrical exercise with clipped flows and streetwise imagery, steering through instrumentals without ornament. Known both solo and through PSO Thug, he previously shared projects like “Trap$tar” and traded verses with Ninho and PLK, never missing a thematic beat.
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38 . Jahshii & Chronic Law – Hypocrite Trend
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Hypocrite Trend” pairs Jahshii’s gritty cadence with Chronic Law’s brooding lyricism in a moody exchange on betrayal and performative loyalty. The collaboration lands three years into Jahshii’s rise from 2021 and reunites the pair since their June 2024 track “Mirrors,” where emotional undercurrents ran thick. Both artists, who have collaborated with Nation Boss, Mavado, and Masicka, steer the track into a measured indictment of shifting allegiances.
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37 . Artie 5ive – Sogno Americano
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in 2025, “Sogno Americano” sees Artie 5ive rapping in Italian about ambition bruised by reality, threading resilience through verses that weigh aspiration against compromise. The title nods to the elusive sheen of the American Dream, refracted through the perspective of a Milan native with Sierra Leonean roots. A remix by Andrea Concari, known as Conca, infuses the track with added grit, pushing it deeper into the Italian hip-hop circuit. Music video directed by : Diego Ferri – Song featured on the album : La Bellavita
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36 . Fresh LaDouille – La Douille #9
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“La Douille #9” extends Fresh LaDouille‘s freestyle series with the same distilled grit that runs through Ivry-sur-Seine’s concrete corridors. Produced by Amine Farsi and dropped via Elektra France, the track threads together raw delivery and clipped percussion with a no-frills intensity. Following “La Douille #6” and “#8,” it leans into the rapper’s blend of classic and modern hip-hop codes without ceremony or apology. Music video directed by : Kespey
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35 . Zamdane – Hero
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in May 2025, “Hero” channels Zamdane’s recurring themes of resilience and identity, threading autobiographical reflections through tightly-wound verses. Born Ayoub in Marrakech before settling in Marseille, he maps his terrains of displacement and inner conflict with a tone that’s more confessional than anthemic. Those familiar with the “Affamé” series or 2022’s “Couleur de ma peine” will recognize the lyrical handwriting—sharpened, unsentimental, and unhurried. Music video directed by : Alexis Belhumeur – Song featured on the album : Rahma
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34 . M24 – Like We Do
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released on May 1, 2025, “Like We Do” finds M24 navigating the terrain of UK drill with his signature baritone and razor-edged delivery. Born Dorai Harrison, the South London rapper first cuts through the noise in 2019 with “We Don’t Dance” alongside Stickz, showcasing a flair for detail anchored in street observations. Infused with gritty realism, “Like We Do” continues that trajectory, marked by unflinching storytelling and steel-toed flows.
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33 . KEIJU – K2
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in May 2025, “K2” marks KEIJU’s return with his first full-length single since “TATO,” a five-year interval that speaks louder than any press release. Produced by Neetz, “K2” operates in KEIJU’s usual register—slick, unhurried beats with a self-aware gloss, where absence doubles as mystique. The video, laced with cameos by KANDYTOWN affiliates and guest collaborators like Kvi Baba and Shurkn Pap, extends the track’s insular yet curated universe. Issued under the CASHCADE label, “K2” continues a narrative more whispered than shouted, where affiliations aren’t bragged about but simply appear, cool and unbothered in the back seat. Music video directed by : Mikahail Pashkulsky – Song featured on the album : Nito (Never Ignore Trust Ourselves)
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32 . NEMZZZ – Turks & Caicos
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in 2025 on the deluxe edition of “Rent’s Due,” “Turks & Caicos” follows Nemzzz—real name Nemiah Simms—on a sun-soaked escapade through Caribbean hedonism. Filmed entirely in the Turks and Caicos Islands, the video trades rainy cityscapes for yacht decks and turquoise backdrops. A cheeky hook—“Wanna go Turks? Get on a yacht and twerk?”—anchors the track’s mood of aspirational detour and youthful bravado. Music video directed by : Donprod – Song featured on the album : Rent’S Due Deluxe
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31 . Souffrance – Compte Double (w/ Soprano)
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Date Added : May 14,2025
“Compte Double” sees Souffrance join forces with Soprano over Tony Toxik and Soul Intellect’s boom-bap production, favoring stealth over spectacle. Young Dreadz’s mix keeps the track grounded in classic French rap textures, layering introspection over finely calibrated beats. True to his Montreuil roots and L’uZine beginnings, Souffrance keeps the storytelling sharp, trading verses with the precision of late-night confessions. Music video directed by : Léo Htag – Song featured on the album : Hiver Automne
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30 . Jah Vinci – Save Me
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Produced by Chimney Records and released in April 2025, “Save Me” slips Jah Vinci into the folds of the Special Times Riddim. His signature fusion of reggae and dancehall cradles lyrics steeped in emotional fatigue, punctuated by a melodic vulnerability that never quite begs for pity. Born Kirk Rhoden and once mentored by Vybz Kartel, Jah Vinci turns personal unraveling into a neatly produced lament with just enough restraint to avoid theatrics. Music video directed by : Now Or Never
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29 . Sosa La M – Kichta Walk
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Date Added : May 14,2025
Released in April 2025, “Kichta Walk” brings Sosa La M‘s signature multilingual agility to a beat co-engineered by nilly, SIRA, and Deats. He sidesteps melodic clichés for a more clipped, percussive cadence that favors menace over melody and tension over ease. Since his first drops in 2023—including “Butcher,” “DNA,” and the EP “1789”—his penchant for cold, minimalist production has remained constant amid evolving influences. Music video directed by : Lamomss
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28 . Rani Rastaciti – Rep Rep Rep
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Date Added : May 14,2025
In “Rep Rep Rep,” Rani Rastaciti channels reggae fusion into a percussive march, pulling from the cadence of dancehall with echoes of his Jamaican heritage. Behind the mic, Shirquan Harrison pays tribute to personal loss—the passing of his mother—wrapped in rhythmic bravado. Previously spotted in Spice’s “Ex Boyfriend” video, Rastaciti divides his time between tracks like “Choppa Pain” and “JBL,” navigating between tradition and digital-era reggae hybrids. Music video directed by : Hotspot Studios Ja
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27 . Vybz Kartel – So GOD Blessed
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “So GOD Blessed,” Vybz Kartel pivots from his usual fare, opting instead for introspection steeped in spirituality and quiet defiance. The track, released in May 2025, threads themes of faith and personal redemption with a tone equal parts reverent and self-assured, sidestepping self-pity for something closer to divine self-validation. Kartel, no stranger to controversy, swaps braggadocio for psalm-like declarations, framed by his signature lyrical edge. Music video directed by : Ruppi
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26 . Genezio – Jusqu’au Soleil
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “Jusqu’au Soleil,” Genezio pieces together melancholy and resilience, sketching a late-night narrative of longing and late replies. The track threads vulnerability through clipped phrases and subdued beats, offsetting confessions with bravado-laced delivery. Stuck between regret and bravado, his lyrics trace the outlines of a love caught between silence and survival instincts. The chorus circles back like a refrain he can’t erase, somewhere between apology and provocation. Music video directed by : G.
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25 . So La Lune – 30 Secondes
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “30 Secondes,” So La Lune compresses ambition, fatigue, and fleeting triumphs into a melodic haze of paranoia and late-night reflections. His voice, simultaneously strained and ethereal, floats over a beat that feels both suspended and pressurized—mirroring the tension between urgency and weariness. The track sketches a portrait of internal unrest, where success remains elusive, and time constantly slips through his fingers. Music video directed by : Killiankali – Song featured on the album : Nouveau Produit
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24 . La Mano 1.9 – Businessman
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“La Mano 1.9 – Businessman” drops Bigflo & Oli into a freestyle format that trades hooks for stream-of-consciousness grit. Shot among gothic towers and wand-waving nostalgia at a Harry Potter set the day after a show, the video trails two visibly worn brothers through corridors of faux-magic and cleverly placed franchise references. Fans are nudged to decode breadcrumbs while the duo wander like reluctant tourists of their own success. Music video directed by : Harris Kaci
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23 . Bigflo & Oli – Londres en Mars
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “Londres en Mars,” Bigflo & Oli stitch snapshots of dislocation and longing into a rainy reverie set between Toulouse and a grey London flat. Trading the warmth of home for unknown streets, they reflect on artistic burnout, fraternal tension, and fleeting escape under foreign skies. French melancholy threads through clipped verses, where even the Thames feels like a mirror to their restlessness. Music video directed by : Bigflo & Oli, Antoine Zago-Honnorat
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22 . Dax & Maverick City Music & Nick Day – Lonely Dirt Road Remix
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “Lonely Dirt Road Remix,” Dax joins Maverick City Music and Nick Day to rework a track that trades grandeur for gravel, evoking personal reckoning along a path less paved. Gospel flourishes collide with raw confessions, as the remix loops through themes of faith, redemption, and emotional fatigue without ever veering into melodrama. Religious overtones meet hip-hop cadence, turning the road trip cliché into a spiritual detour with no promise of arrival. Music video directed by : Logan Meis
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21 . L’Algérino, Franglish & Alonzo – La Gari
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “La Gari,” L’Algérino, Franglish, and Alonzo trade verses over a beat that leans into North African melodies and streetwise rhythms. The title itself nods to Marseille slang, anchoring the track in a lexicon born from diasporic roots and urban codes. The lyrics paint portraits of swagger, loyalty, and coded ambition, entangled in a mix of bravado and a wink at their own theatricality. Music video directed by : Real Mrv & Black Anouar
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20 . ISK & Saïf – 8426City
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Date Added : May 11,2025
“8426City” pairs ISK‘s clipped, percussive delivery with Saïf’s more fluid verses, tracing parallel paths carved through the same asphalt. The production hovers between menace and melancholy, with minor key loops and sparse hi-hats evoking dim-lit stairwells and sirens in the distance. Each refrain feels less like a hook and more like a coded broadcast, insistent yet elusive. Music video directed by : Kespey
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19 . KLM & Da Uzi – Fara
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Date Added : May 11,2025
In “Fara,” KLM and Da Uzi move through sparse trap textures and clipped percussion, where auto-tuned urgency meets measured flows. The track pivots on themes of loyalty, betrayal, and ambition, filtered through the gritty cadences of French street rap. Both verses oscillate between confessional and confrontational, hinting at past codes broken and futures negotiated on personal terms.
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18 . Jahmiel – Brighter Days
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Date Added : May 11,2025
Over a breezy riddim that sidesteps melancholy in favor of measured optimism, “Brighter Days” finds Jahmiel threading resilience through every verse. His delivery, at once steady and unhurried, resists despair without pretending it never knocks. No grand declarations, just quiet conviction, as the track leans into hope not as spectacle, but as necessity. Song featured on the album : Special Times Riddim
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17 . Salmo – On Fire
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“On Fire” showcases Salmo’s high-octane delivery over a frenetic beat that fuses electronic grit with the raw textures of hardcore and punk. Rather than nodding to tradition, he steamrolls through it, taunting standard Italian hip-hop conventions with a smirk. This track extends his ongoing mission to redraw genre boundaries, wrapping provocation and invention into tight, punchy bars. Music video directed by : Younuts! (Antonio Usbergo & Niccolò Celaia) – Song featured on the album : Ranch
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16 . Booter Bee & Mazza L20 – Cranberry
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Cranberry” pairs Booter Bee’s gritty Huddersfield drill phrasing with Mazza L20’s clipped, moody cadence, each line steeped in innuendo and coded tension. Hard-nosed and spare, the track refuses sentiment, instead tracing urban textures with street-specific references and a shared resistance to polish. Booter Bee brings echoes of past controversies, while Mazza L20 punctuates the track’s icy restraint.
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15 . Bouss – Nowhere
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Nowhere” lingers somewhere between fog and confession, where Bouss slips into sparse, atmospheric production to muse on detachment and inner unrest. The French rapper from Colombes, Paris, bends his cadence with restrained melancholy, letting the verses unravel like half-heard thoughts at the end of a long metro line. Following the gold-certified “Parler tout bas,” this track is less declaration than whispered retreat. Song featured on the album : Et Si J’Échoue ?
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14 . Biba & Sara Jo – Nikad Dosta
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Nikad Dosta” pairs Biba’s sharp-edged rhymes with Sara Jo’s velvety vocals in a duet shaped like a lovers’ quarrel staged in verses. The track oscillates between simmering frustration and fleeting tenderness, dissecting mismatched expectations with a conversational cadence. Sara Jo—who surfaced at Eurovision 2013 with Moje 3—brings her polished pop sensibility, offsetting Biba’s rawer, more kinetic delivery. Music video directed by : Petar Kacketdole & Dffrntvibe – Song featured on the album : Karamela
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13 . Kairo Keyz & Twin S – Matching
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Date Added : May 8,2025
On “Matching,” Kairo Keyz and Twin S trade lines over clipped UK drill percussion, layering slick rhythm with a knowing wink toward luxury flaunting. References to “matching AP” watches and “matching pumps” suggest a carefully choreographed alignment of aesthetics and status, wryly performed rather than earnestly boasted. The track gains traction among choreographers, whose routines echo its precision and calculated bravado. Music video directed by : Blue Boredom
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12 . So La Zone – Parka (w/ Alonzo)
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Parka” pairs Marseille’s So La Zone with fellow city native Alonzo, melding two rap generations over a sparse beat that nods to street codes and survival instincts. So La Zone, who first drew attention with his 2023 debut “De la cellule au château,” keeps his delivery precise, brushing up against Alonzo’s seasoned cadence with calculated tension. The track straddles resilience and defiance, eschewing sentiment for razor-lined loyalty. Song featured on the album : Pile Ou Face
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11 . Murda Beatz, Montell Fish & Bktherula – Same Shit
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Same Shit” assembles Murda Beatz, Montell Fish, and Bktherula over a skeletal beat credited to dj gummy bear, spiraling through monotony and malaise. Fish’s refrain, “I wake up every morning I do the same shit,” becomes a mantra of burnout, framed in looping auto-tune and worn-out resolve. Murda Beatz, Toronto-born and trap-versed, constructs a minimalist soundscape where resignation wears lip gloss and shrugs in rhythm. Music video directed by : Lonewolf
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10 . Central Cee – No Introduction
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“No Introduction” opens Central Cee’s debut studio album with a sharp blend of British hip-hop and drill, wrapped in stark introspection. Under Columbia Records, the track sketches the uneasy contours of fame, shadowed by personal loss and global attention. He nods to the death of his friend FDot, folding grief into a narrative of rising visibility and private reckoning. Song featured on the album : Can’T Rush Greatness
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9 . Hamza – KYKY2BONDY
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in May 2025, “KYKY2BONDY” is a single by Belgian rapper Hamza, with production from Lucozi, who also composes the track. Hamza, credited as the lyricist, opens the song with the phrase “C’est fini…”—a curtain-raiser that suggests more resignation than revelation. Issued under Just Woke Up / AllPoints, the track sits comfortably within Hamza‘s usual mix of rap, R&B, and autotune, echoing his long-standing affinity for American trap textures. Song featured on the album : Mania
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8 . Bandit 7teen & Cash Code – Been A Bang
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Been A Bang” brings together Jamaican artist Bandit 7teen, viral for his freestyle-turned-single “Cheese In Jeans,” with Cash Code, a rapper frequently seen in cross-artist ventures. Chuck Starr adds texture through co-writing and vocal contributions, though his role avoids the spotlight’s center. The track operates in the intersection of dancehall and trap, with studio polish replacing the spontaneous grit of Bandit 7teen’s earlier work. Music video directed by : Chad / Kreative Klique
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7 . Dyana Cods & Toxic Lyrikali – Get Busy
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Get Busy” pairs Dyana Cods, the Kisumu-born rapper-singer behind 2024’s “Set It,” with Toxic Lyrikali, the Kayole artist who brands his sound under “Mboka Doba,” loosely translating to “the music business.” Cods brings her terse cadences into the mix as Lyrikali, fresh off his 2024 breakout “Chinje,” threads verses through measured bravado and Eastlands lingo. The track moves with casual urgency, as if multitasking between ambition and flirtation. Music video directed by : Jurist District |
6 . Mister You & Ninho – +34
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Mister You and Ninho align their verses on ““+34””, a track that dials into themes of escape and coded communication, borrowing Spain’s country code for not-so-discreet rendezvous. With a line like “rappelle-moi sur le plus 34 par l’Espagne,” the track toys with the notion of distance as privacy, where borders mask intent and burner phones don’t ask questions. Active since 2003, Mister You adds grit shaped by his Parisian-Moroccan roots, while Ninho threads his habitual finesse. Song featured on the album : Pls
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5 . Luciano – Unlock
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in May 2025, “Unlock” finds Luciano fully lodged in his hybrid of trap, drill, and Afro-leaning cadences, channeling the contours of contemporary European hip-hop through clipped flows and brooding production. Born in Berlin in 1994 and of Mozambican heritage, he threads identity and urban grit into a style that swerves between mechanical precision and sly melodic shifts. Music video directed by : Jakub Rzucidlo
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4 . L2B – Tout Pour L’Equipe
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Date Added : May 8,2025
French rap act L2B, former L2B Gang, resurfaces with “Tout Pour L’Équipe,” a track echoing the trio’s signature fusion of precision and punch. Hailing from Champigny-sur-Marne, KLN, IDS, and D2 channel a rough-edged loyalty anthem through sharp delivery and group cohesion that’s less brotherhood, more tactical alliance. Released under O-VNEE MUSIC and 172 RECORDS, it arrives post-“94 Bois Vol. 2” and the charged hit “Trahison.” Music video directed by : Mateo Da Silva – Song featured on the album : Nés Pour Briller, Book Ii : D2
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3 . Chronic Law & Slingerz – Undo Button
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Undo Button” pairs Chronic Law’s brooding cadence with Slingerz Records’ muted production to sketch a portrait of remorse that resists resolution. Framed as a tribute to Adrianna Younge and Alexandrianna Jones, the track imagines a rewind function for life’s missteps, minus the theatrics. Campbell, hailing from Jamaica’s east side, trades bravado for reflection, navigating grief through restrained dancehall textures and stark lyricism. Music video directed by : Keon Hector
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17 . Salmo – On Fire
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“On Fire” showcases Salmo’s high-octane delivery over a frenetic beat that fuses electronic grit with the raw textures of hardcore and punk. Rather than nodding to tradition, he steamrolls through it, taunting standard Italian hip-hop conventions with a smirk. This track extends his ongoing mission to redraw genre boundaries, wrapping provocation and invention into tight, punchy bars. Music video directed by : Younuts! (Antonio Usbergo & Niccolò Celaia) – Song featured on the album : Ranch
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16 . Booter Bee & Mazza L20 – Cranberry
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Cranberry” pairs Booter Bee’s gritty Huddersfield drill phrasing with Mazza L20’s clipped, moody cadence, each line steeped in innuendo and coded tension. Hard-nosed and spare, the track refuses sentiment, instead tracing urban textures with street-specific references and a shared resistance to polish. Booter Bee brings echoes of past controversies, while Mazza L20 punctuates the track’s icy restraint.
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15 . Bouss – Nowhere
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Nowhere” lingers somewhere between fog and confession, where Bouss slips into sparse, atmospheric production to muse on detachment and inner unrest. The French rapper from Colombes, Paris, bends his cadence with restrained melancholy, letting the verses unravel like half-heard thoughts at the end of a long metro line. Following the gold-certified “Parler tout bas,” this track is less declaration than whispered retreat. Song featured on the album : Et Si J’Échoue ?
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14 . Biba & Sara Jo – Nikad Dosta
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Nikad Dosta” pairs Biba’s sharp-edged rhymes with Sara Jo’s velvety vocals in a duet shaped like a lovers’ quarrel staged in verses. The track oscillates between simmering frustration and fleeting tenderness, dissecting mismatched expectations with a conversational cadence. Sara Jo—who surfaced at Eurovision 2013 with Moje 3—brings her polished pop sensibility, offsetting Biba’s rawer, more kinetic delivery. Music video directed by : Petar Kacketdole & Dffrntvibe – Song featured on the album : Karamela
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13 . Kairo Keyz & Twin S – Matching
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Date Added : May 8,2025
On “Matching,” Kairo Keyz and Twin S trade lines over clipped UK drill percussion, layering slick rhythm with a knowing wink toward luxury flaunting. References to “matching AP” watches and “matching pumps” suggest a carefully choreographed alignment of aesthetics and status, wryly performed rather than earnestly boasted. The track gains traction among choreographers, whose routines echo its precision and calculated bravado. Music video directed by : Blue Boredom
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12 . So La Zone – Parka (w/ Alonzo)
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Parka” pairs Marseille’s So La Zone with fellow city native Alonzo, melding two rap generations over a sparse beat that nods to street codes and survival instincts. So La Zone, who first drew attention with his 2023 debut “De la cellule au château,” keeps his delivery precise, brushing up against Alonzo’s seasoned cadence with calculated tension. The track straddles resilience and defiance, eschewing sentiment for razor-lined loyalty. Song featured on the album : Pile Ou Face
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11 . Murda Beatz, Montell Fish & Bktherula – Same Shit
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Same Shit” assembles Murda Beatz, Montell Fish, and Bktherula over a skeletal beat credited to dj gummy bear, spiraling through monotony and malaise. Fish’s refrain, “I wake up every morning I do the same shit,” becomes a mantra of burnout, framed in looping auto-tune and worn-out resolve. Murda Beatz, Toronto-born and trap-versed, constructs a minimalist soundscape where resignation wears lip gloss and shrugs in rhythm. Music video directed by : Lonewolf
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10 . Central Cee – No Introduction
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“No Introduction” opens Central Cee’s debut studio album with a sharp blend of British hip-hop and drill, wrapped in stark introspection. Under Columbia Records, the track sketches the uneasy contours of fame, shadowed by personal loss and global attention. He nods to the death of his friend FDot, folding grief into a narrative of rising visibility and private reckoning. Song featured on the album : Can’T Rush Greatness
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9 . Hamza – KYKY2BONDY
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in May 2025, “KYKY2BONDY” is a single by Belgian rapper Hamza, with production from Lucozi, who also composes the track. Hamza, credited as the lyricist, opens the song with the phrase “C’est fini…”—a curtain-raiser that suggests more resignation than revelation. Issued under Just Woke Up / AllPoints, the track sits comfortably within Hamza‘s usual mix of rap, R&B, and autotune, echoing his long-standing affinity for American trap textures. Song featured on the album : Mania
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8 . Bandit 7teen & Cash Code – Been A Bang
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Been A Bang” brings together Jamaican artist Bandit 7teen, viral for his freestyle-turned-single “Cheese In Jeans,” with Cash Code, a rapper frequently seen in cross-artist ventures. Chuck Starr adds texture through co-writing and vocal contributions, though his role avoids the spotlight’s center. The track operates in the intersection of dancehall and trap, with studio polish replacing the spontaneous grit of Bandit 7teen’s earlier work. Music video directed by : Chad / Kreative Klique
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7 . Dyana Cods & Toxic Lyrikali – Get Busy
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Get Busy” pairs Dyana Cods, the Kisumu-born rapper-singer behind 2024’s “Set It,” with Toxic Lyrikali, the Kayole artist who brands his sound under “Mboka Doba,” loosely translating to “the music business.” Cods brings her terse cadences into the mix as Lyrikali, fresh off his 2024 breakout “Chinje,” threads verses through measured bravado and Eastlands lingo. The track moves with casual urgency, as if multitasking between ambition and flirtation. Music video directed by : Jurist District |
6 . Mister You & Ninho – +34
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Mister You and Ninho align their verses on ““+34””, a track that dials into themes of escape and coded communication, borrowing Spain’s country code for not-so-discreet rendezvous. With a line like “rappelle-moi sur le plus 34 par l’Espagne,” the track toys with the notion of distance as privacy, where borders mask intent and burner phones don’t ask questions. Active since 2003, Mister You adds grit shaped by his Parisian-Moroccan roots, while Ninho threads his habitual finesse. Song featured on the album : Pls
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5 . Luciano – Unlock
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in May 2025, “Unlock” finds Luciano fully lodged in his hybrid of trap, drill, and Afro-leaning cadences, channeling the contours of contemporary European hip-hop through clipped flows and brooding production. Born in Berlin in 1994 and of Mozambican heritage, he threads identity and urban grit into a style that swerves between mechanical precision and sly melodic shifts. Music video directed by : Jakub Rzucidlo
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4 . L2B – Tout Pour L’Equipe
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Date Added : May 8,2025
French rap act L2B, former L2B Gang, resurfaces with “Tout Pour L’Équipe,” a track echoing the trio’s signature fusion of precision and punch. Hailing from Champigny-sur-Marne, KLN, IDS, and D2 channel a rough-edged loyalty anthem through sharp delivery and group cohesion that’s less brotherhood, more tactical alliance. Released under O-VNEE MUSIC and 172 RECORDS, it arrives post-“94 Bois Vol. 2” and the charged hit “Trahison.” Music video directed by : Mateo Da Silva – Song featured on the album : Nés Pour Briller, Book Ii : D2
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3 . Chronic Law & Slingerz – Undo Button
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Undo Button” pairs Chronic Law’s brooding cadence with Slingerz Records’ muted production to sketch a portrait of remorse that resists resolution. Framed as a tribute to Adrianna Younge and Alexandrianna Jones, the track imagines a rewind function for life’s missteps, minus the theatrics. Campbell, hailing from Jamaica’s east side, trades bravado for reflection, navigating grief through restrained dancehall textures and stark lyricism. Music video directed by : Keon Hector
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2 . La Mass Le Vrai – Efff
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Clocking in at 7 minutes and 29 seconds, “Efff” unfolds with deliberate pacing, sidestepping the conventions of radio-ready formatting. Produced by Undergroun Beats, the track maneuvers through the contours of North African hip hop with a percussive minimalism that resists easy categorization. La Mass Le Vrai, based in Algeria, filters socially aware lyrics through a stylistic lens that privileges grit over gloss. Music video directed by : Monteser Filmacker
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1 . Clavish – Red Riding Hood
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Red Riding Hood” sees Clavish reworking a childhood fable into something far less innocent, swapping the forest for North London streets and cloaking his bars in allusions wrapped in deadpan menace. The single, released in April 2025, throws fairy-tale imagery into the cold realism of UK rap, with Clavish’s clipped delivery underlining a narrative where no huntsman arrives in time. Following his 2023 mixtape and “Rocket Science,” the track marks another step in his lyrical shapeshifting.
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on June 15, 2025