PRESELECTED Here are the brand new worldwide hip-hop, soul, etc. songs that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (very possibly) NSFW |
51 . Nemzzz – Cold
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
British rapper Nemzzz released his single “Cold” in February 2025. Rising swiftly with viral hits like “FYP” and “Elevate,” he blends hip hop, pop, and R&B. Known for his energetic performances and collaborations with artists like A$AP Ferg, Nemzzz has won “Best Hip Hop Artist” at the British Music Awards 2020.
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50 . Millyz – Send Me Up
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Millyz, born Myles Lockwood, hails from Cambridge, Massachusetts, known for his gritty street lyrics and versatile flow. His recent single, “Send Me Up,” highlights his artistry, combining hard-hitting bars with introspective storytelling. Millyz gained prominence in the hip-hop realm after his 2016 BET Hip Hop Awards Cypher appearance, where he seized an opportunity through persistence. Collaborating with artists like Jadakiss, Dave East, G Herbo, and Styles P, Millyz‘s musical journey began at 14 with local rap battles. Addressing challenges like ADHD, he pursued music as his path to success, releasing “Whiteboy Like Me” in 2009 and “Future Memories” in 2013. His 2020 album “Blanco 3” stands as a significant milestone in his career. Music video directed by : Dom Bruno & Nick Sheehan
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49 . Stalky & Valiant – Big Vibes
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Collaborative single “Big Vibes” by Jamaican artists Stalk Ashley aka Stalky and Valiant dropped in August 2024. Produced by Kingbnjmn, Jaxx & Jordan, Stalk Ashley, born in 1998, contributes to the dancehall genre since her 2019 debut. Valiant, a rising Jamaican dancehall artist, known for tracks like “Narcissistic” and “Bubble Gum”, hosted an acoustic show in Kingston in March 2024. During the show, Valiant performed with a live band, bringing Stalk Ashley for their duet “Narcissistic”. Managed by Carleen Samuels, Valiant hints at future international collaborations. Music video directed by : Now Or Never – Song featured on the album : Stalky The Bratt
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48 . BabyTron – Mark Cuban
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
BabyTron‘s “Mark Cuban” is a single that dropped in early February 2025, where he pays homage to former Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. The Detroit rapper, born James Edward Johnson IV on June 6, 2000, emerged into the scene with his mixtape “BIN Reaper” in 2019, notably featuring the viral track “Jesus Shuttleworth.” Known for blending multiple beats seamlessly in his songs, BabyTron‘s style shines in hits like “Prince of the Mitten” and “King of the Galaxy.” He was recognized as part of the XXL 2022 Freshman Class and showcased his talent in their freestyle rap cypher. With a string of projects like “Megatron” (2022), “BIN Reaper 3: Old Testament” (2022), and “BIN Reaper 3: New Testament” (2023), BabyTron‘s career has been defined by versatility and collaborative spirit.
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47 . Theodort – La Vraie Vie
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
THEODORT – La vraie vie is a French-language rap song by THEODORT released in 2025. Born Théodore Levisse, he is a French rapper known for witty wordplay and relatable storytelling based on personal experiences. Before music, THEODORT gained popularity on YouTube with comedy sketches and vlogs. |
46 . GLK – Pure (w/ Gradur)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
GLK, whose real name is Ghix La Kalash, is a French rapper of Algerian descent. He gained recognition in 2015 with his series of freestyles titled “Bandito,” later featured in his mixtape “Avant Murder.” Collaborating with artists like Niska, Gradur, KeBlack, and Sofiane, GLK released the mixtape “Murder” in 2016, followed by a reissue in 2017. His debut studio album, “Un jour ou l’autre,” dropped in November 2018 featuring the track “Mauvais” with Ninho. In 2020, GLK unveiled the album “Indécis” and its reissue “Indécis Part. 2.” Notable songs include “93% [Tijuana]” with Hornet La Frappe, Landy, and DA Uzi, and “Wesh” with Heuss l’Enfoiré. His latest album “Karma,” released in November 2021, includes collaborations with Imen ES, Kaza, and Koba LaD. Music video directed by : 10Creation
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45 . Xzibit – Shut Yo Mouth (w/ Compton Av & Butch Cassidy)
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Shut Yo Mouth is a collaborative track featuring Xzibit, Compton AV, and Butch Cassidy, released on February 2025. The song is part of Xzibit‘s upcoming album “KINGMAKER”. The video showcases a West Coast aesthetic, with the artists dominating the screen in a funky, stylized visual piece. Xzibit, born Alvin Nathaniel Joiner, is a veteran rapper, actor, and television host from Detroit, Michigan. He gained widespread recognition in the late 1990s and early 2000s with hit albums like “At the Speed of Life” (1996) and “Restless” (2000). Xzibit has collaborated with numerous high-profile artists throughout his career, including Eminem, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre. He also hosted the popular MTV show “Pimp My Ride” from 2004 to 2007, which significantly boosted his mainstream popularity. Music video directed by : Alexey Figurov – Song featured on the album : Kingmaker
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44 . Prince Swanny – Billy
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Prince Swanny, born Swanny Joel Prince in Trinidad and Tobago, is a rising star in the Caribbean music scene. “Billy” is a track from his 2025 album “Zero Tolerance,” displaying his signature blend of dancehall and soca styles. Known for his hard-hitting lyrics and catchy melodies, he has collaborated with notable artists in the genre.
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43 . La Plaie – En Pétard
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
La Plaie‘s single “En Pétard” was released in February 2025. The French rapper, hailing from Val-d’Oise (95), is known for his introspective lyrics and ability to seamlessly switch between hard-hitting rap verses and melodic choruses. With tracks like “Pour L’inspi” and “F47 #3” on his official YouTube channel, La Plaie has also gained recognition for singles such as “En Pétard,” “Silencieux,” and “R10.” Music video directed by : Kespey
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42 . Jim Jones – Jomo
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Jim Jones released “Jomo” as a diss track against his former Dipset groupmate Cam’ron in January 2025. The song’s title, an acronym for “Jump Off My AYOO,” references Cam’ron’s catchphrase. Produced by Statik Selektah and Termanology, “Jomo” features a soulful beat where Jones addresses various claims by Cam’ron during their feud. In the track, Jones disputes Cam’ron’s assertion that he and Ma$e taught him how to rap, asserting he surpassed them commercially. He also defends his Harlem roots, declaring himself a “legend up in two boroughs.” The song escalates the ongoing tension between the two rappers over nearly two decades. Initially set for release on January 20, 2025, the track was delayed at his label’s request. The renewed beef stemmed from Cam’ron’s interview with 50 Cent in late 2024, discussing Jones’ alleged betrayal of Dipset by performing with G-Unit in 2007. Jones, born Joseph Guillermo Jones II on July 1, 1976 in NYC, is a rapper, record executive, and original member of The Diplomats (Dipset) hip-hop collective. With multiple solo albums, his 2006 release “Hustler’s P.O.M.E. (Product of My Environment)” hit #6 on the Billboard 200. His single “We Fly High” peaked at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 2006.
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41 . Abdou Gambetta & Didine Canon 16 – Menotté
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Collaborating on “Menotté,” Algerian artists Abdou Gambetta and Didine Canon 16 merge rap and Rai music styles, showcasing their versatility in blending North African sounds with hip-hop elements. The title, “Handcuffed,” hints at themes of confinement explored in the lyrics. Didine Canon 16, aka Khireddine Youcef, is a significant figure in Algerian rap, known for his hard-hitting lyrics and successful releases. The track’s production by Phenix combines electronic beats with traditional North African instrumentation. Music video directed by : Gabed Ghani
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40 . Каста – Кровопровод [Дружба]
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Каста — Кровопровод «Дружба» is a politically charged anti-war song by Russian hip-hop group Kasta, released in 2024. Featured on their album “Новинки зарубежного рэпа,” removed from Russian streaming platforms due to censorship. The lyrics criticize Russian war efforts and discourage participation in what they dub a “lying, shameful war.” The group formed in 1997 in Rostov-on-Don, known for socially conscious critique of Russian society. Vladi was labeled a “foreign agent” in January 2025, prompting Kasta’s emigration. The group now excludes territories under Putin’s control in their worldwide concerts. Music video directed by : Mikhail Segal
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39 . Tyga – My Turn
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
With “My Turn,” American rapper Tyga, born Michael Ray Nguyen-Stevenson, presents his evolution as an artist, reflecting on his earlier hits like “Rack City” and “Taste.” Rising to fame in the late 2000s and signing with Young Money Entertainment in 2008, Tyga has collaborated with notable artists such as Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, and Drake. This track, released as part of his first studio album in the 2020s decade, showcases Tyga‘s journey through commercial success and controversies, including legal issues and public disputes. Song featured on the album : Nsfw
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38 . JamWayne, 501Bryze, & Hessom – New
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Three artists, JamWayne, 501Bryze, and Hessom, collaborated on the single “New,” released in February 2025. The track showcases a blend of their musical styles, reflecting their diverse backgrounds. JamWayne, hailing from Gadsden, Alabama, infuses his blend of country and rap influences into the collaborative work. His notable singles, such as “No Problems” and “Drip,” exemplify his ability to tell engaging stories through music. 501Bryze, a 24-year-old artist from central Arkansas, brings his unique mix of country and rap to the track. Hessom, the third collaborator, adds his distinctive musical flair, creating a dynamic fusion of genres in “New.” Music video directed by : Karltin Bankz & Christopher Cotton
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37 . Zillionaire Doe – Let’s Get It
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Date Added : Feb 18,2025
Zillionaire Doe, a rising star in the Dallas hip-hop scene, released “Let’s Get It” as part of his burgeoning career. The track showcases Doe’s signature style, blending gritty street narratives with motivational themes. His journey in music began in September 2022 after being inspired by the tragic loss of his close friend and fellow rap star, BFG Straap. Zillionaire Doe‘s family legacy dates back to his father founding Zillionaire Records in the ’80s. He signed with Yo Gotti’s CMG label after gaining recognition locally with hits like “Back To The South” and “Trap Motivation.” Doe often features storytelling about street life in his music, infused with unique vocals and heavy 808s, sampling mid-2000s Southern hip-hop. |
30 . Shubh – Ruger
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Released in February 2025 as part of his “Sicario” album, “Ruger” is a track by the Indian-Canadian artist Shubh. The song boasts dynamic production by JayB and Stimena, combining sharp lyrics with an infectious beat. Shubh, born Shubhneet Singh in Punjab, India, experienced a breakthrough in 2021 with his hit single “We Rollin,” propelling him into the music scene. Following the success of his debut album “Still Rollin” in 2023, which debuted on the Billboard Canadian Albums Chart at number 16, Shubh has seen multiple singles chart on various platforms including the Canadian Hot 100, New Zealand Chart, UK Singles Chart, and Billboard India. Notably, his track “Cheques” from “Still Rollin” reached number 3 on the Billboard India Songs chart. Despite his musical achievements, Shubh has also encountered controversy, receiving backlash for sharing a distorted map of India on social media in March 2023. Music video directed by : Rubbal Gtr
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29 . Doechii – Catfish & Denial Is A River [Live At The 2025 Grammys]
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Doechii‘s performance of “Catfish” and “Denial Is A River” at the 2025 Grammy Awards was a pivotal moment in her career. The medley highlighted her dynamic stage presence and intricate choreography, blending rap skills with theatrical elements. This performance came after her historic win for Best Rap Album, making her the third female artist to achieve this after Lauryn Hill and Cardi B. “Catfish,” from her Grammy-winning mixtape “Alligator Bites Never Heal,” reached No. 14 on the Billboard 200, with “Denial Is A River” peaking at No. 27 on the Hot 100. Doechii‘s musical journey began independently, releasing her self-funded mixtape in 2020 before gaining recognition with “Yucky Blucky Fruitcake.” Inspired by Missy Elliott and Lauryn Hill, her unique style blends rap, R&B, and alternative genres. Her Grammy performance, donning Thom Browne outfits and Pandora jewelry, included acrobatic elements like rapping mid-backflip, showcasing her versatility. This appearance solidified her as a rising star in hip-hop, transitioning from indie artist to Grammy-winning rapper under Top Dawg Entertainment.
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28 . AJ Tracey – Crush (w/ Jorja Smith)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
AJ Tracey and Jorja Smith‘s collaboration “Crush” was released in February 2025, sampling Wretch 32’s 2006 grime track “Used to Be,” which in turn samples Brandy’s “Love Wouldn’t Count Me Out.” Paying tribute to the R&G genre, pioneered by Terror Danjah, the song features AJ Tracey‘s distinctive delivery, referencing luxury brands like Comme des Garçons and London’s Mayfair district. Jorja Smith‘s vocals diverge from her typical ballad style, expressing frustration with a partner’s commitment issues. Tracey reminisces about school crushes, tapping into early 2000s nostalgia. The collaboration marks Tracey’s return to music after his 2021 album “Flu Game.” Born on March 4, 1994, AJ Tracey, also known as Ché Wolton Grant, hails from Ladbroke Grove, West London. Rising to prominence in 2016, he released his self-titled debut album in 2019, peaking at number three on the UK Albums Chart, while his single “Ladbroke Grove” achieved platinum certification. Music video directed by : Latemilk
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27 . 1Pliké140 – Ice Spice
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
French rapper 1Pliké’s latest track “Ice Spice” was released in 20251, showcasing his distinctive blend of trap and drill music. Rising to prominence in 2020, 1Pliké140 hails from Paris, France. His album “ARRÊTEZ-LE!” from 2021 features popular hits such as “Canette” and “GTA.” Music video directed by : Chicvnoss – Song featured on the album : P1
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26 . Young Nudy – That’s Not Gangsta
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Atlanta rapper Young Nudy dropped the single “That’s Not Gangsta” in February 2025, following his collaborative effort “Sli’merre 2” with Pi’erre Bourne in November 2024. The song delves into themes of drug use, highlighting the ineffectiveness of substances in addressing deeper underlying issues. With lyrics like “downing all these drugs, though I was going to feel better,” Nudy showcases an awareness of the limitations of drug use. Music critic Donald Morrison describes the track as a revitalized Young Nudy, known for projects like “Slimeball” and “Sli’merre.” His previous hit “Peaches & Eggplants” from the album “Gumbo” gained significant viral traction in 2023.
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25 . Larry June, 2 Chainz & The Alchemist – Generation
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Larry June, 2 Chainz, and The Alchemist come together on the track “Generation” dropped in February 2025. The song boasts a trap-influenced beat as Larry June and 2 Chainz dive into themes of influence on younger generations and the intricacies of the rap game. 2 Chainz specifically addresses the negative aspects of the music industry, highlighting the responsibility artists bear for the impact they have on youth. Larry June‘s laid-back style contrasts with 2 Chainz‘s more energetic delivery, showcasing their versatility. The Alchemist’s production, infused with his jazz and funk samples, sets the tone for the entire song. Larry June, hailing from San Francisco, California, is recognized for his independent spirit and smooth flow, while 2 Chainz, originally from College Park, Georgia, gained fame with Playaz Circle and now shines as a solo artist. The Alchemist, born Daniel Alan Maman, stands out as a respected hip-hop producer with an extensive list of collaborations alongside renowned artists. Song featured on the album : Live Is Beautiful
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24 . Fresh Ladouille – La Mélodie Du Glock
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
French rapper Fresh Ladouille recently released his track “La Mélodie Du Glock” in early 2025. Hailing from Ivry-sur-Seine, Fresh LaDouille gained recognition in the French hip-hop scene with his album “Voltaire” in 2023. His single “Habanna” is noted for its impactful lyrics. Music video directed by : Kespey
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23 . Favé & La Mano 1.9 – No Stress
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
No Stress is a collaborative single released by French rappers Favé and La Mano 1.9 in February 2025. The track highlights a fusion of their unique styles, demonstrating their synergy in the French rap scene. Production credits go to DVM, adding depth to the collaboration. La Mano 1.9, real name Ulrich Zie, is a rising star in French rap, known for collaborations with Niska, Gazo, and OBOY. Favé, born Dylan Favéla, gained recognition in 2020, notably with hits like “Urus” in 2022 and his debut album “Il le fallait” in 2023. Music video directed by : Sponge
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22 . Zé – Matinal
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Emerging French rapper Zé dives into his distinctive style in “Matinal,” crafting a narrative that intertwines introspection with vibrant lyricism. The track exudes an effortless cool, blending nuanced storytelling with a dynamic flow that captivates listeners. Zé‘s exploration of personal themes within the song showcases his ability to navigate the intricacies of modern rap with finesse and authenticity. |
21 . Nhance – Hardwork
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Nhance, an emerging Jamaican dancehall artist, released the single “Hardwork” in February 2025. The track showcases Nhance‘s distinctive vocal style and lyrical prowess, blending traditional dancehall elements with contemporary production. “Hardwork” emphasizes themes of perseverance and dedication, reflecting Nhance‘s own journey in the music industry. Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Nhance began his musical career performing at local events and talent shows. He gained recognition through collaborations with established producers and appearances on popular riddim compilations. Nhance‘s style seamlessly switches between rapid-fire lyrics and melodic flows, honed through freestyle battles and studio sessions. Prior to “Hardwork,” Nhance released singles that garnered attention in the dancehall community, building a fanbase. Influenced by dancehall legends like Vybz Kartel and Mavado, Nhance also draws inspiration from international hip-hop artists. “
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20 . DaBaby – Ima Hoe Too (w/ Yung Miami)
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
“Ima Hoe Too” by DaBaby featuring Yung Miami dropped as a Valentine’s Day single in February 2025. The track samples K.P. and Envyi’s ’97 hit “Swing My Way,” morphing the R&B classic into a trap-heavy vibe with explicit lyrics. DaBaby, alias Jonathan Lyndale Kirk, emerged from Charlotte, NC, starting as Baby Jesus in 2004 with the mixtape “NonFiction” and hit fame in 2019 with “Baby on Baby,” including the standout “Suge.” Yung Miami, of City Girls notoriety, joins DaBaby with fiery verses, unleashing raw desires through rapid-fire flows and bold lyrics. This collab marks their first, adding to DaBaby‘s extensive discography comprising 4 albums, 4 EPs, 13 mixtapes, and 138 singles. His success continued with the 2020 hit “Rockstar” from the album “Blame It on Baby” and the 2022 mixtape “Better than You” with YoungBoy Never Broke Again.
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19 . Vonoff1700 – Blind Side
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
VonOff1700, born Davon Meeks on April 2003, in Chicago, Illinois, emerges as a hip-hop artist making waves in the music industry. His single “Blind Side,” released in February 2025, reflects his raw and authentic style, drawing from his upbringing in Chicago’s West Side. The track delves into themes of street life, personal struggles, and overcoming adversity. Starting his musical journey in 2019 with a remix of “Sex Talk,” VonOff1700 gained popularity in 2024 with the mixtape “#FreeMyHoodF**kYoHood,” receiving recognition from artists like Sexyy Red, Rod Wave, and Polo G. His music often reflects the challenges of violence and the drive to succeed despite hardships.
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18 . Silk Boss – We A Live
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
“We A Live” is a single released by Jamaican dancehall artist Silk Boss in February 2025. The track highlights Silk Boss‘s unique style, blending reggae beats with modern dancehall rhythms. The lyrics touch on themes of resilience and survival, reflecting the challenges faced by many Jamaicans. Produced by Ice Queen Records, known for their work with emerging talents, the song was accompanied by a music video that quickly gained popularity among Silk Boss‘s fanbase. Born Rohan Reid in St. James, Jamaica, in 2001, Silk Boss rose to fame in the early 2020s with his distinctive vocals and thought-provoking lyrics. He leads the Ice Nation group and has collaborated with various notable artists in the Jamaican music scene. His discography includes tracks like “Sorry,” “Mankind,” and “Surgery.” “
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17 . Chronic Law, Collect Di Bred – Cry
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Akeeme Campbell, better known as Chronic Law, a Jamaican dancehall artist, dropped “Cry” featuring Collect Di Bred in February 2025. His music, a fusion of reggae, dancehall, hip-hop, R&B, and Afrobeats, reflects influences from artists like Wiz Khalifa, Bob Marley, and Snoop Dogg. Signed with East Syde Records, Chronic Law, representing the east side of Jamaica, brings a distinctive style and lyrical prowess that have earned him a place in the new wave of Jamaican deejays and singjays. Originally from St. Thomas, Jamaica, his music resonates within the vibrant culture of Jamaica.
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16 . Mister You – Ghetto You
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Date Added : Feb 16,2025
Mister You, born Younes Latifi on August 5, 1984, in Paris, France, is a French rapper of Moroccan descent. He gained prominence in the French rap scene in the late 2000s. His debut album “Présumé coupable” reached gold status in France in 2011. Known for his raw and authentic style, Mister You collaborated with numerous French rap artists. In 2013, he faced legal issues and was sentenced to prison, halting his music career temporarily. After his release, he made a comeback with the album “Le Prince” in 2014 and has continued to release music, maintaining his presence in French rap. Song featured on the album : En Attendant La Suite
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14 . Jamal – Time
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Jamal‘s “Time” surfaces in late 2024, threading its way through Jamaica’s dancehall scene with an insistence that is impossible to ignore. The track propels Jamal forward, marking a swift ascent in the genre and lending momentum to his debut EP, which quickly attracts attention in early 2025. Hailing from Kingston, he channels a high-energy approach, structuring his lyricism with a precision that strikes with both rhythm and intent. Song featured on the album : Rated D For Dunce (Ep)
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13 . Jack Harlow – Set You Free
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Jack Harlow releases “Set You Free” as a single in February 2025, tackling heartbreak, self-reflection, and the uneasy trade-off between love and ambition. Acoustic melodies and high-pitched vocal samples shape a melancholic yet polished production, leaving space for his introspective lyrics. “Less free time, more endeavors / Less romance, more get cheddar” signals shifting priorities, as he edges toward pop and R&B influences. Born in March 1998 in Louisville, Kentucky, Harlow gains prominence with his 2020 single “Whats Poppin,” hitting number two on the Billboard Hot 100. His discography includes “Thats What They All Say” (2020), “Come Home the Kids Miss You” (2022), and “Jackman” (2023). Collaboration remains a constant, as seen in “Industry Baby” with Lil Nas X. Across his career, Grammy nominations reflect his lyrical dexterity and charisma.
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12 . Gucci Mane – Preference
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Gucci Mane releases “Preference” as a single in February 2025, delivering his signature trap aesthetic with a beat built on heavy bass and crisp hi-hats. His lyrics revolve around his indulgences, from luxury to women, all framed by his unshaken confidence. Long associated with Atlanta’s trap movement, Gucci Mane, born Radric Delantic Davis, has influenced the genre while running his label, 1017 Records. His collaborations span artists like Drake, Migos, The Weeknd, and Bruno Mars. “Black Beatles,” his 2016 track with Rae Sremmurd, lands at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Beyond his own releases, he plays a role in shaping Atlanta’s next wave of rappers, including Future and Young Thug.
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11 . Mr.Capone-E – Break It Down
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Break It Down” arrives as Mr. Capone-E’s latest foray into West Coast hip-hop, weaving G-funk textures with contemporary production. Released in January 2025 under Hi Power Entertainment, the track extends his longstanding presence in Chicano rap. Since founding Hi Power Entertainment in 2000, he has collaborated with names like Snoop Dogg, Twista, and Nate Dogg while maintaining a steady output, including a 12-album run in 2017. His ventures also include a role in “Narco Valley” (2018).
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10 . Jackboy – Woo Lady
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Jackboy releases “Woo Lady” through 1804 Records, with distribution by EMPIRE. Speculation swirls around possible references to Kodak Black, his former collaborator turned rival, though Jackboy remains silent on the matter. Born Pierre Delince, the Haitian-American rapper from Pompano Beach first rises to prominence under Kodak Black’s Sniper Gang before forging his own path. His music, steeped in personal experiences and Haitian heritage, includes past projects like “Living in History” and “Jackboy 2.” Throughout his career, he has worked with artists such as Kodak Black, Tyga, and Tee Grizzley.
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9 . Hunxho – Instinct
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Hunxho’s “Instinct” arrives in January 2025 as part of his mixtape “For Us,” layering trap beats with reflective storytelling. Born Ibrahim Muhammad Dodo in Greensboro, North Carolina, he was raised in East Atlanta and started making music in 2017. His breakthrough came with “Let’s Get It” in 2021, later remixed with 21 Savage. Signed to 300 Entertainment, he released projects such as “Street Poetry” (2022), “Xhosen” (2022), and “22” (2023). His 2023 EP “4 Days in LA” featured Murda Beatz’s production. Making XXL’s 2024 Freshman List marked a milestone. “Instinct” taps into his Atlanta upbringing, his voice cutting through heavy basslines and sharp percussion. No chart figures for the track, but his 2023 mixtape “For Her” reached Billboard 200. His highest-charting album, “Thank God” (2024), made its mark with its release.
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8 . Asco – All The Smoke
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“All The Smoke” sees Asco weaving through a hard-edged UK drill soundscape, delivering verses steeped in street narratives, ambition, and unflinching loyalty. Produced by Gotcha, the track pairs weighty percussion with menacing basslines, staying true to the genre’s grittier tendencies. Since emerging in 2019 with “So Litt,” Asco has built his catalog through mixtapes and EPs, steadily refining a style rooted in East London’s realities.
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7 . Tony Effe – Damme ‘Na Mano
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Damme ‘Na Mano” arrives as Tony Effe’s contribution to Sanremo Music Festival 2025, signaling a shift from his usual trap-heavy catalog to a more mainstream Italian music stage. Before stepping into solo territory, Effe gained prominence with Dark Polo Gang, a collective that shaped Italy’s trap movement with albums like “Full Metal Dark” and “Twins.” His solo trajectory took off with “Untouchable” in 2021, followed by “Icon” in 2024, reinforcing his presence in the industry. Over the years, he has worked alongside Sfera Ebbasta, Capo Plaza, and Emma, consistently producing tracks that resonate within the Italian hip-hop scene. Music video directed by : Francesco Carnesecchi
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6 . Gims – Shaolin
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Gims releases “Shaolin” in February 2025, blending rap and melodic vocals with his usual precision. Born Gandhi Djuna in May 1986 in Kinshasa, the French-Congolese artist first appears with Sexion d’Assaut before launching his solo career in 2013 with “Subliminal.” He moves fluidly between hip-hop, R&B, and Afropop, working with artists like Sia, Pitbull, and Sting. Across multiple platinum-certified albums, he extends his reach beyond France. Music video directed by : Neetch
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5 . DDG – The Method
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“The Method” arrives in February 2025, with DDG blending smooth vocals and a melodic trap beat into his R&B-influenced style. First teased during a livestream with PlaqueBoyMax, the track navigates relationships and fame as DDG contemplates how success reshapes his personal life. Following the momentum of “Pink Dreads,” the song continues DDG‘s evolution from YouTuber to recording artist, a path that led to his 2019 major-label debut, “VALEDICTORIAN.”
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4 . Sharma Boy – Woah
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Woah” fuses Somali rhythms with modern hip-hop, reflecting Sharma Boy’s stylistic evolution. Switching seamlessly between Somali and English, he channels personal narratives and social commentary. Born in Burtinle in 1998, he rises in the East African music scene before relocating to the United States in June 20, reshaping his artistic path. His manager, Jihan Mohamed, notes his fearlessness in addressing sensitive themes through music. Music video directed by : Hash Otd
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3 . Coyote, B-Real & Zoe Osama – Slang
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
Dropping in February 2025, “Slang” enlists Coyote, B-Real, and Zoe Osama for a linguistic crash course in Los Angeles vernacular. Coyote, part of Coyote For Hire, shares the mic with B-Real, whose Cypress Hill tenure and nasal delivery have shaped West Coast rap since the late ’80s. Zoe Osama, rooted in South Los Angeles, fuses “bangin’ on wax” grit with modern flows. Produced by Coyote For Hire Production, the track bridges generational divides in L.A. hip-hop.
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2 . 450 – Delulu
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“Delulu” merges dancehall with reggae, weaving 450’s signature sound through a narrative that navigates desire and disillusionment. His vocals move between defiance and vulnerability, tracing the blurred lines between reality and fantasy in modern relationships. The production leans on hypnotic rhythms and deep bass, reinforcing the lyrics’ push-and-pull dynamic. Since his 2019 debut, 450 channels personal experiences into his music, shaping themes of ambition and longing. Music video directed by : Topshootah
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1 . La Hasba22 – 11 De Légende
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Date Added : Feb 14,2025
“11 De Légende” sees La Hasba22 navigating sharp beats and crisp production, crafting a track that plays with tension and release. The Parisian rapper delivers verses with a measured cadence, threading confidence through layered instrumentals. Part of his 2024 album “75022 +,” the track sits alongside “BARCOLA” and “IMPACT,” reinforcing his stylistic choices. Apart from this solo effort, he also collaborates with Nono La Grinta on “Pour L’argent.”
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