| Limit King, Nateman, Mazza L20, Luciano, Skippa, TOBY ANBAKÈ, Tinie Tempah, KLM, Zkr, Lacazette, D-Block Europe, La Rafleuze, Chronic Law, Trap King, Ayetian, Russ Millions, Gradur, JugJug, Lila Iké, Nhance, Brodha V, MERO, Djadja, RDR, Slick Rick, YOUNG WAVE, Clavish, Jamal, La Mano 1.9, Tommy Lee Sparta, Knucks, Azet, Ledri Vula, Squash, Dadi, Slick Rick, AlbertNBN, Jahshii, RnBoi, TEPPISETH, Vybz Kartel, Dino James, Djadja, Naza, Jahyanai, Bello&Dallas, MoStack, Popcaan, Asco, 450, Lybro, Realest Cram, Teejay, 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 |
53 . Limit King & Shuwu – Deja Vu
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Song featured on the album : 21 Bullet 
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52 . Nateman, Guddhist, Paul Cassimir, Aaron P & Mhot – Mga Idol
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Mkgm & Gudds
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51 . Mazza L20 – Stretch
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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50 . Luciano & Thizzy52 – Sure Shots
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Luciano & Jakub Rzucidlo
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49 . Skippa – Go
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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48 . TOBY ANBAKÈ – Le Génie
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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47 . Tinie Tempah & Skepsis & Carla Monroe – Eat It Up
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Yeeiid
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46 . KLM – Samu
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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45 . Zkr – Arrêt De Bus (w/ Niska)
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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44 . Lacazette – 15P
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Orkan.Ce
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43 . D-Block Europe – Ski Flow
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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42 . La Rafleuze – Serrure #5
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Sidia Dramé
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41 . Chronic Law – Blicky
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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40 . Trap King – Nuthin’ But A G Thang
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Trap King – Nuthin’ But A G Thang” weaves the iconic West Coast vibes of Dr. Dre and Snoop Doggy Dogg’s legendary track with the distinctive style of Trap King, aka Redjimi Zakaria. This Algerian rapper has been actively blending trap and hip-hop since 2020, infusing his music with a mix of regional sounds and global influences. His diverse approach is clear in tracks like “El Yatim,” where he fuses trap with rai alongside Mohamed Benchenet, as well as singles like “Bizarre,” “Throne,” and “Gang.” Music video directed by : Issam-Isack
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39 . Ayetian, Govana & Nvtzz – Wah Yo Deh Pan
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Ayetian, Govana & Nvtzz – Wah Yo Deh Pan” stirs the airwaves with its Jamaican dancehall flair. Ayetian teams up with Govana, guided by Nvtzz’s production expertise. The track spins on catchy call-and-response hooks and swift patois over a bassy riddim. The title, a playful confrontation, translates to “what are you on/what are you about?” The “Ram Putu” lyrics video amplifies its bouncy energy with clipped snares and a deep groove. This single, tailored for dance floors and clashes, highlights Ayetian‘s viral freestyle edge, Govana‘s sharp delivery, and Nvtzz’s minimalist touch. Music video directed by : Brownland X Jxsse Jxmes
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38 . Russ Millions – Ice Tea
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Russ Millions – Ice Tea” is pure UK drill delight, driven by a bouncy, bass-heavy beat with skittering hi-hats and crisp 808 slides. Russ Millions delivers rapid, catchy flows, anchored by a refrain: “please don’t try me, ADHD too lively.” Boastful bravado mingles with playful flirtation and street-coded references, featuring shoutouts to associates and legal tribulations. The production thrives on tight percussion and minimal melodic motifs, leaving room for ad-libs and rhythmic pockets. Hailing from Lewisham, London, Russ Millions remains a key figure in UK drill, echoing his energetic and fast-paced style in hits like “Gun Lean” and “Body.”
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37 . Gradur – Congolaise (w/ L2B)
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Gradur – Congolaise (w/ L2B)” brings together French rap and afro-urban sounds as part of Gradur‘s project celebrating Congo. Released in 2025, it offers melodic hooks and club-ready percussion, capturing admiration for a Congolese woman with the catchy line “Elle est belle, elle est congolaise.” The track is filled with flirtatious lines and street-coded references like “Roméo, Delta, Charlie” against a backdrop of slick trap and afrobeats production. Gradur, born Wanani Gradi Mariadi on November 28, 1990, in Roubaix, France, of Congolese descent, first gained traction with his 2014 mixtape “ShegueyVara” and 2015 debut album “L’homme au Bob,” which included tracks like “Rosa” and “Jamais.” Music video directed by : Arthur Keasy – Song featured on the album : Projet Kongo
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36 . JugJug – Busy (w/ Marlow P)
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Busy” by JugJug featuring Marlow P stakes its claim in the hip-hop/rap terrain with a bass-heavy soundscape that favors a dark, moody beat. A mid-tempo bounce provides the ideal stage for tightly cadenced verses and a hook dedicated to sidestepping distractions. Released in 2025, the track remains lean, emphasizing perseverance and dismissals through JugJug‘s grounded flow against Marlow P’s sharp accents. The production opts for minimal embellishments, ensuring punch and clarity. Subtle fills and ad-lib textures punctuate dynamic shifts, reminiscent of a cool-tempered, slightly menacing late-night city drive. The overall vibe is rhythm-driven, spotlighting repetition and momentum.
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35 . Lila Iké – All Over The World (w/ Protoje)
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
In “All Over The World,” Lila Iké teams up with Protoje for a reggae infusion marked by Iké’s soulful voice and Protoje‘s rhythmic flair. The track showcases skanking guitars, deep bass, and sharp one-drop drums, sticking to the essence of Jamaica’s roots revival. Their duet underscores themes of unity and love, captured in concise songwriting with a catchy hook. Iké shines through her seamless mix of old and new reggae styles, a craft honed since “The ExPerience” (2020) and hits like “Biggest Fan” (2017). Music video directed by : Samo
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34 . Nhance – Stay To Myself
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Nhance – Stay To Myself,” a dancehall track from Jamaican artist Nhance, crafted by Kenneil Lawrence, lands in June 2025. This tune’s foundation is a cool minor-key groove underlined by punchy percussion and melodic vocals. The lyrics ponder introspection, championing solitude as a conscious strategy against life’s distractions. The mood exudes a sense of resolution in preserving personal trust and distance. Nhance, stepping onto the scene in 2020, finds his stride with hits like “Monster,” led by the persistent push from his musically inclined mother, Sheba. Song featured on the album : Monsta Of My Era
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33 . Brodha V – OM
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Brodha V – OM” stitches Hindi-English hip-hop with Indian melodic spice, as Brodha V flexes lyrical muscles over self-produced beats. The track pulses with themes of self-definition and spirituality, drawing from the Vedic aura of its title. Brodha V, born Vighnesh Shivanand in Kanchipuram, now crafts his grooves in Bengaluru. His rap journey takes off from Orkut battles, marrying Indian classical vibes with hip-hop modernism. After grabbing ears with “Deathpunch,” he inked a deal with Sony Music India in 2013 and dropped the single “Aigiri Nandini.” Music video directed by : Sujish Das
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32 . MERO – Uçurum
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
MERO, the German-Turkish rapper from Rüsselsheim, dives into emotional depths with “Uçurum,” crafting a melancholic tale wrapped in melodic rap. This track melds emotional vocals with Turkish rap rhythms, touching on perseverance and heartbreak. He recounts feeling isolated, as seen in stark lines like “Bana sorsaydın nerelerdeydin?” and “dertler bitmiyor, sabrım tükeniyor.” With an edge of vulnerability, MERO balances defiance and gratitude, using phrases like “Şükür ederim Rabbime.” Producers Ryder & Seno add atmospheric layers with trap-infused percussion, enhancing MERO‘s reflective journey. His music career sparked in 2018 with “Baller los” and continued launching successful hits such as “Hobby Hobby” and “Wolke 10.” Music video directed by : Mert Dan
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31 . Djadja & Dinaz – Gucci Gucci
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Gucci Gucci” blends melodic autotuned vocals with smooth trap and R&B beats, creating a sound that’s both sleek and understated. The duo Djadja & Dinaz lays down subdued synth lines and precise drum hits, defining their polished music style. The lyrics juxtapose street life with luxury, using a brand name to indicate status and success. Hailing from Meaux in France, Djadja & Dinaz have Algerian roots and a knack for atmospheric beats and catchy hooks. Since their breakout in 2016 with “J’fais mes affaires,” these childhood friends have solidified their place in French rap. Music video directed by : Transac – Song featured on the album : Terminal 7
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30 . RDR – Boite Auto
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Boite Auto,” a swift piece from RDR, lands in 2025 with a nod to automatic gearboxes, symbolizing smooth transitions and controlled speed. Serving up a tight, impactful style, it’s a hallmark of modern street-rap. RDR, rooted in Val-de-Marne (94), debuted on the scene in 2023 with “Bitumé” and “SEUL.” Early 2024 saw him team up with Elxg and Nayar Beats on “Bousillé,” weaving a melancholic trap vibe alongside his unique lyrical flair. Music video directed by : Nono
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29 . Slick Rick – Foreign
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Foreign” spins a tale by Slick Rick, merging East Coast hip-hop with Jamaican vibes. Sampling Dave & Ansel Collins’ “Double Barrel,” the track showcases his journey, layered with patois flair. Opening with a lively chat, it nods to past influences while Slick Rick crafts a tapestry of agile rhythms and dancehall sounds. The song dances around themes of identity and travel, all while keeping his trademark wit. Mass Appeal releases this piece, co-produced by Rick and Rory Taylor. Born in London in 1965, Slick Rick‘s career began with the Get Fresh Crew, earning notice through “The Show” and “La Di Da Di.” His unmistakable storytelling and iconic eye patch, a childhood incident’s mark, left a lasting impact, sparking inspiration across music. Music video directed by : Meji Alabi – Song featured on the album : Victory
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28 . YOUNG WAVE – YAKUZA
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
Criminal allure meets trap precision in “YOUNG WAVE – YAKUZA.” Nepali rapper YOUNG WAVE, aka Arjun Gartaula, layers a gritty rap narrative over a brooding, bass-heavy beat. The production talents of ZEN give the track its moody, cinematic edge befitting its title’s underworld nod. Bridging Nepali and English lyrics, it navigates shadows with trap’s tenacity in the backdrop of the 2020s hip-hop scene. Music video directed by : Zen
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27 . Clavish – 1942
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“1942” by Clavish offers a crisp slice of UK rap, where a minimalist melodic trap soundscape frames his composed delivery. Released in 2025, the track uses its title to evoke high-end tequila and nightlife, blending themes of achievement with street caution and subtle boasting. Clavish‘s careful cadence and tightly woven rhymes shine through atmospheric keys and weighty 808s, enhancing his conversational flow and sharp punchlines. The song fits into his broader North London drill-influenced oeuvre, emphasizing clear enunciation, controlled emotion, and detailed narratives. With “Rap Game Awful” peaking at number 4 on the UK Albums Chart in 2023, Clavish emerges as a prominent UK rapper.
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26 . Jamal – ABC
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Date Added : Aug 11,2025
“Jamal – ABC,” a dancehall/trap-dancehall single from Jamaican artist Jamal, embodies contemporary vibes with a punch. Renaldo Entertainment’s production features punchy 808s and skittering hi-hats, crafting a sound that’s distinctly Jamaican yet undeniably modern. With a catchy alphabet-themed refrain “Do you know your alphabet?” Jamal delivers a mix of street-savvy confidence and motivational spirit. The branding, tagged with “Fully Dunce,” and “TrapDancehall,” juxtaposes grit with aspiration. Music video directed by : Magix Byart
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17 . AlbertNBN – Toata Tara
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Meet AlbertNbn, the Romanian rapper from Bucharest who makes waves with his track “Toată Țara,” crafted in 2025. This time, Scuze! handles the production, adding another hit to Albert’s collection. AlbertNbn storms the scene back in August 2020 teaming up with MGK666 on “M6”. His style mixes Romanian flair with hip-hop and trap, with popular tracks like “Terrorist” hitting over two million Spotify streams and “BETO.” His musical odyssey starts in the Militari district of Bucharest’s sector 6. Music video directed by : Dhali
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16 . Jahshii – Time Zone
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Released in July 2025, “Jahshii – Time Zone” spins a dynamic tune by Jamaican artist Jahshii alongside Young G’s. Set against the backdrop of the Diamond Tester Riddim, the track comes under the Young G’s Records label. Jahshii, well-versed in crafting hits like “Cream of The Crop” and “25/8”, pours his experiences into the music. His journey includes being the first runner-up in Popcaan‘s Unruly Clash, making his storytelling all the more robust. Music video directed by : Bankroller Visuals
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15 . RnBoi – BTRD (w/ R2) – Remix
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Mixing modern R&B with afrobeats, “RnBoi – BTRD (w/ R2) – Remix” emerges in 2025, boasting a fresh dynamic twist. R2 steps in as guest artist, elevating the track with a blend of smoothness and energy. The melodic verses unravel themes of heartbreak, resilience, and the courage to move forward. Hailing from the outskirts of Paris, RnBoi combines rap with melody. He catches the spotlight early in 2024 with his contribution to Kerchak’s “Mi-temps.” Music video directed by : Badazz – Song featured on the album : My Eyes Only
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14 . TEPPISETH – យប់ស្ងាត់/Quiet Night
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Released in July 2025, “TEPPISETH – យប់ស្ងាត់/Quiet Night” is a single by Cambodian artist TEPPISETH. This track features atmospheric R&B and modern hip-hop, crafted by producer Veedy. Its Khmer lyrics delve into themes of solitude, late-night thoughts, and emotional openness. Originating from Siem Reap, Tep Piseth—better known as TEPPISETH—integrates rap and R&B with Khmer influences. His energetic style includes viral tunes like “DING DING” and “កម្លាំងខ្មែរ” (“Khmer Power”). Music video directed by : Hak Da Long
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13 . Vybz Kartel – I Know
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Vybz Kartel – I Know” hits the dancehall scene under the Greedy Lion label in July 2025. The track showcases Kartel’s swagger and witty wordplay, coupled with melodic hooks mixed with rhythmic dancehall beats. Lyrically, it delves into themes of trust, street loyalty, and overcoming challenges. Kartel stands firm against his critics. Rising to fame with “Gal Clown,” Vybz Kartel’s career took off in 1993, peaking internationally with the 2016 album “King of the Dancehall.” Music video directed by : Nowornever
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12 . Dino James – Still Here (w/ Katya Krishnan)
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Dino James – Still Here (w/ Katya Krishnan)” brings together the creative minds of Dino James and the melodic voice of Katya Krishnan. This track, produced under Bluish Music, weaves its magic with Hindi lyrics set against a backdrop of diverse musical styles. Bollywood vibes meet street rap in an anthem of perseverance and resilience. Dino pens lyrics that steadfastly affirm enduring through hardship. Katya Krishnan’s vocals elevate this narrative of survival. Music video directed by : Himanshu Nisha Tyagi – Song featured on the album : Priceless
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11 . Djadja & Dinaz – Tu Sais
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Djadja & Dinaz – Tu Sais” drops in June 2025, crafted by 2K, Gancho, and Oliver Ryan, through the Carré music label. Djadja & Dinaz, the duo from Meaux, consists of Gianni Bellou (Djadja) and Azzedine Hedhli (Dinaz). Raised as friends, they blend introspective vibes with melancholic melodies and elements of cloud rap. Their journey sparks with the viral “Laisse-nous faire notre biff,” and 2016’s “J’fais mes affaires” earns a diamond certification. Music video directed by : 10 Création – Song featured on the album : Terminal 7
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10 . Naza – J’suis Connu (w/ Franglish)
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“J’suis Connu” brings Naza and Franglish together to spotlight the themes of recognition and notoriety. The lyrics take a look at personal success, loyalty, and the trials faced in personal relationships under the scrutiny of jealousy and suspicion. Naza, known offstage as Jean-Désiré Dimitri Sosso Dzabatou, was born on May 26, 1993, in Amiens, France, and is of Congolese descent. With his energetic style, he is a notable figure in the French urban music scene, signing under the label Bomayé Musik. Song featured on the album : Dégât
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9 . Jahyanai & X-Man – Bubble Like Soup
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Jahyanai & X-Man – Bubble Like Soup” delivers engaging rhythms, true to Jahyanai‘s style, blending Caribbean influences with modern sounds. French-Guyanese artist Jahyanai, born Yanis Alfonso, partners with X-Man for this track. Known for his earlier hit “Dweet So” from 2013 and his debut album “Mode Avion” in 2019, Jahyanai continues to craft music that resonates with his audience. Music video directed by : Ylp Eyes
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8 . Bello&Dallas – Le P’tit
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
The July 2025 single “Le P’tit” by French duo Bello&Dallas crafts gritty storytelling with a melodic, streetwise flow. Produced by Safino and nappynoise, the track focuses on urban life, loyalty, and survival, blending sharp punchlines and soulful hooks. Bello and Dallas, who started out solo in Rennes, are recognized for turning any instrumental into a gritty, melodic realm. Their consistent releases like “BOTTEGA” and “Sappe Italienne” highlight their skill in mixing street tales with catchy choruses. Music video directed by : Kespey
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7 . MoStack – Shame On Me
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Released in July 2025, “MoStack – Shame On Me” finds UK rapper MoStack weaving candid tales over a melodic drill beat. Produced by Rxwntree and Nyge, the track paints a vivid picture of betrayal, paranoia, and tough street life. MoStack reflects on shattered trust, imprisoned friends, and vows not to repeat past errors, echoed in the hook: “They fooled me twice, so it’s Shame On Me!” Starting in Hornsey, North London, MoStack hit the scene in 2014 with online singles. His debut album “Stacko” climbed to number 3 in 2019. Collaborations like “No Words” with Dave and “Fashion Week” with Steel Banglez brought chart success. MoStack mixes afrobeats, grime, and UK hip hop, noted for rhythmic delivery and introspective lyrics.
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6 . Popcaan – Miami
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Jamaican singer Popcaan launches into 2025 with “Miami,” a track echoing his dancehall roots through lively rhythms and sharp lyrics. The single features Popcaan, or Andrae Sutherland, blending energetic beats with vocals capturing Miami’s essence. Mixing Jamaican dancehall with global urban flair, he sticks to crafting upbeat, club-ready tunes. Since joining Vybz Kartel’s Gaza Music Empire in 2008, Popcaan‘s global rise began with “Clarks” and soared signing with Drake’s OVO Sound.
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5 . Asco – High End Fashion (w/ Young Adz)
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Asco – High End Fashion (w/ Young Adz)” brings together Asco and Young Adz in a track produced by Da Beatfreakz. Both artists lend their voices and writing skills to the piece, reflecting on experiences tied to street culture. Young Adz, from D-Block Europe, complements Asco‘s UK rap style with gripping verses. Asco, born Asfa Allen from East London, first emerged with “Better Late Than Never” post his time in Mashtown. In 2019, he lands a 12.5-year sentence for a county lines drug operation involving heroin and crack cocaine. Song featured on the album : Perfect Timing
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4 . 450 – Tonight
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“450 – Tonight” brings the Jamaican dancehall vibes of 2025, a creation once again under the touch of producer Jahvyambassador. The track showcases the talent of Jamaican artist 450, known outside the music realm as Tristen Escoffery. Since his 2019 arrival in the dancehall scene, 450 has become a name to listen to, especially after his song “Imperfection.” Now, with “450 – Tonight,” he continues to reflect the lively pulse of contemporary Jamaican music. Song featured on the album : Pieces Of Me
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3 . Lybro – Il Neige
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
“Il Neige” by Lybro, a 2025 single, serves as a thoughtful musical journey through themes of entrapment and trust issues. With its weather metaphors, the song mirrors the rapper’s internal conflicts, oscillating between highs and lows. The track features a recurring line, “Il neige, il fait beau, il pleut,” capturing the unpredictability of emotional states. Producers Donnelli and Artro enhance the song with dark, melodic beats that match Lybro‘s expressive delivery. This single is part of a double video project alongside “Lip Lock.”
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2 . Realest Cram – Need Ya (w/ YB Neet)
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Realest Cram teams up with Young Blood Neet for “Realest Cram – Need Ya (w/ YB Neet).” This single, released in April 2025, highlights Cram’s flair for Tagalog rap and drill beats. YB Neet adds his unique touch, complementing Cram’s dynamic style. Production credits go to YoungMLV, crafting sounds that resonate with fans. As a key member of OLGANG, Realest Cram has also worked with Nateman and CK YG on tracks like “Akala Mo Ata,” showcasing his collaborative spirit. Music video directed by : Peter Solano
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1 . Teejay – State Of Mind
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Date Added : Aug 4,2025
Jamaican dancehall artist Teejay releases “Teejay – State Of Mind” in July 2025, produced by Timoy Jones and brought to us via Defiant Records. Melding mellow melodies with punchy lyrics, the song navigates life’s hardships and the resilience required to face them. Delving into themes of betrayal and long, sleepless nights, Teejay highlights the pressures of street life and the enduring importance of faith with determination. The song repeatedly urges: “Don’t give up on life now. Push forward, fight on. Only God knows.” Teejay, a key figure in modern dancehall, infuses his works with the cultural vibrancy of Montego Bay.
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