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Werenoi and GIMS team up on “Piano,” layering afrobeat rhythms with smooth refrains, while Original Koffee’s “KOFFEE,” produced by Marquis Abrahams and Carleene Samuels, marks her return with crisp patois and rhythmic finesse. Naestro’s “Wesh Pelo” blends rap and operatic tones into his self-dubbed “urban opera,” riding sun-soaked beats and theatrical flair. Jayel’s “Plata” explores ambition and temptation with slick Lyonnais production, while “X-Perro” finds Dierick El Preciso and D’ARTAÑAN threading bilingual verses through Bogotá-infused beats. R4MOS flexes trilingual flair on “Yapi,” merging trap, drill, and Afro rhythms, and Grše’s “Abu Dhabi” crafts assertive verses over luxe production. Here are the brand new worldwide dance tunes that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
48 . Werenoi & GIMS – Piano
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Piano” pairs Werenoi’s clipped delivery with GIMS‘s melodic refrains over an afrobeat production that leans more humid sunset than nightclub sweat. Built on the hypnotic loop of “Bébé piano, on va y aller piano,” the track opts for languid seduction over bravado. Werenoi follows his 2025 release “Diamant Noir” with calculated understatement, while GIMS sidesteps bombast for textured restraint, without abandoning his genre-blending instinct. Song featured on the album : Diamant Noir 
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47 . Original Koffee – KOFFEE
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Original Koffee‘s “KOFFEE” arrives in April 2025 under Promised Land Records, produced by Marquis Abrahams and Carleene Samuels. Jamaican singer, songwriter, rapper, and guitarist Mikayla Victoria Simpson, performing as Koffee, threads her rhythmic sensibility with crisp patois and calculated restraint. Active since 2017, she won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album with her 2020 EP “Rapture” as the youngest and only female in the category. Music video directed by : Josh Valle
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46 . Naestro – Wesh Pelo
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Date Added : May 8,2025
Released in April 2025 under Wence Entertainment, “Wesh Pelo” delivers a streetwise pulse wrapped in Naestro’s signature blend of rap and operatic flair. The track leans into his self-styled “urban opera,” where classical tones collide with contemporary rhythms without flinching. Structured around an energetic, sun-soaked beat, it cruises through themes of swagger and redemption with theatrical restraint. Music video directed by : Anthony Dirakis
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45 . Jayel – Plata
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Date Added : May 8,2025
French rapper and singer-songwriter Jayel returns with “Plata,” a track that skirts the edges of ambition and temptation, framed by a title that nods to silver, or perhaps something less noble, like compromise. Anchored in the Lyonnais rap scene, Jayel threads his voice through slick production, continuing a path traced by earlier releases like “Dans ma ville” and “Dis moi.” Released in April 2025, “Plata” leans into his evolving sonic palette with studied ease.
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44 . Dierick El Preciso – X-Perro (w/ D’ARTAÑAN)
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“X-Perro” pairs Dierick El Preciso’s clipped delivery with D’ARTAÑAN’s more laid-back phrasing, circling around a beat that nods subtly toward Bogotá nightlife without overstating its case. Dierick, a Latino urbano voice emerging in 2024, and D’ARTAÑAN, backed by MOON MUSIC and a veteran of Colombia’s club circuits, construct a bilingual interplay that’s both deliberate and offhand. The track slides easily into video backgrounds, often lending ironic flair to everything from pranks to makeup tutorials. |
43 . Yapi – R4MOS
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Date Added : May 8,2025
“Yapi” channels R4MOS’s trilingual cadence into a blend of trap, drill, and Afro-tinged rhythms born between Madrid concrete and Cameroonian roots. Switching between Spanish, French, and English with casual fluency, he crafts a streetwise monologue both gritty and melodic. The beat pulses with clipped hi-hats and brooding basslines, while his delivery coils around themes of resilience and coded bravado.
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42 . Grše – Abu Dhabi
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Date Added : May 8,2025
In “Abu Dhabi,” Croatian rapper Grše crafts a slick follow-up to his earlier hits, threading assertive verses over a beat that feels both luxe and calculated. The track aligns with his portfolio of releases like “Fantazija,” “Tokyo Drift,” and “Mamma Mia,” the latter performed at The Song 9 competition in Paris. Co-written with Elmar Žerić and Mihovil Šoštarić, it anchors Grše‘s ongoing output post-“Forza” (2024) and “Platinum” (2021). Music video directed by : Luka Matkovic, Ana Cindric
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41 . Rafael Santos Diaz & Germán Montero – Caracoles De Colores
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Date Added : May 6,2025
Rafael Santos Díaz, heir to Colombia’s vallenato legacy, and Germán Montero, a veteran voice in Mexican banda, collide in “Caracoles De Colores,” a cross-border foray into hybrid rhythms. Accented by JB Zambrano’s meticulous accordion work, the track weaves Valledupar’s melodic storytelling with Sinaloa’s brassy pulse, crafting a layered encounter between two traditions rarely found in the same sonic room.
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40 . Harrdy Sandhu – Noor
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Date Added : May 6,2025
In “Noor,” Harrdy Sandhu teams up with Shehnaaz Gill, fusing his polished vocal delivery with her screen-honed presence. The single emerges as a sleek blend of pop-leaning Punjabi soundscapes and theatrical emotion, unconcerned with restraint or subtlety. Sandhu, who surfaced in the early 2010s with tracks like “Soch” and “Naah,” appears comfortably in his element, neither reinventing his image nor retreating from it. Music video directed by : Pankhuri Ranjan
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39 . THEODORA – PAY! (w/ Guy2Bezbar)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“PAY!” pairs French-Congolese artist Theodora with Paris rapper Guy2Bezbar in a track built on syncopated Afro beats, clipped electronic textures, and sharp verses. Released globally in April 2025 under BOSS LADY, the single’s taut production comes courtesy of Jeez Suave, Junior Alaprod, and Zafy. Theodora, riding momentum from her 2024 viral track “Kongolese Sous BBL,” keeps her interest in identity and sound experimentation front and center. Music video directed by : Yanis Challab
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38 . Anyme – Shamballa (w/ Shaydee’s)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
Blending French and English lyrics, “Shamballa” pairs Anyme023 with Shaydee’s in a bittersweet foray through fading intimacy and persistent memory. Released in March 2025, the song juxtaposes hazy nostalgia with a production palette steeped in contemporary textures, tracing emotional wreckage left by a former partner. The recurring use of “nostalgique” threads longing into each verse like perfume clinging to an old shirt. Music video directed by : Nelson Charles / Editbynotche / Youcef Halilou |
37 . Ummet Ozcan – Yima
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“Yima” arrives as a 2025 single from Dutch-Turkish producer Ummet Ozcan, released under OZ, a subsidiary of SPINNIN’ RECORDS. Operating at 114 BPM, the track marries a slower tempo with his signature blend of electro and progressive house textures. Described as “A WARNING FROM MOTHER NATURE,” it hints at ecological unease beneath its slick production veneer. Ozcan, who previously navigated the waters of tech-trance and big room house, illustrates his knack for sonic reinvention once more.
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36 . Scooter & Harris & Ford – Gimme That Noise (w/ Shibui)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“Gimme That Noise” fuses Scooter’s signature 90s rave impulses with Harris & Ford’s Austrian hardstyle bluntness and Shibui’s clipped vocal interjections. Synthetic basslines stomp through the track, setting the stage for a chorus that chants “Gimme, gimme, gimme that noise!” with the persistence of a loop stuck on purpose. The lyrics plead less for harmony than for volume, wrapped in a sonic architecture built for strobe-lit resistance to silence. Music video directed by : Paul Gerwien, Jacob Ipsen – Song featured on the album : Open Your Mind And Your Trousers
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41 . Rafael Santos Diaz & Germán Montero – Caracoles De Colores
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Date Added : May 6,2025
Rafael Santos Díaz, heir to Colombia’s vallenato legacy, and Germán Montero, a veteran voice in Mexican banda, collide in “Caracoles De Colores,” a cross-border foray into hybrid rhythms. Accented by JB Zambrano’s meticulous accordion work, the track weaves Valledupar’s melodic storytelling with Sinaloa’s brassy pulse, crafting a layered encounter between two traditions rarely found in the same sonic room.
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40 . Harrdy Sandhu – Noor
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Date Added : May 6,2025
In “Noor,” Harrdy Sandhu teams up with Shehnaaz Gill, fusing his polished vocal delivery with her screen-honed presence. The single emerges as a sleek blend of pop-leaning Punjabi soundscapes and theatrical emotion, unconcerned with restraint or subtlety. Sandhu, who surfaced in the early 2010s with tracks like “Soch” and “Naah,” appears comfortably in his element, neither reinventing his image nor retreating from it. Music video directed by : Pankhuri Ranjan
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39 . THEODORA – PAY! (w/ Guy2Bezbar)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“PAY!” pairs French-Congolese artist Theodora with Paris rapper Guy2Bezbar in a track built on syncopated Afro beats, clipped electronic textures, and sharp verses. Released globally in April 2025 under BOSS LADY, the single’s taut production comes courtesy of Jeez Suave, Junior Alaprod, and Zafy. Theodora, riding momentum from her 2024 viral track “Kongolese Sous BBL,” keeps her interest in identity and sound experimentation front and center. Music video directed by : Yanis Challab
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38 . Anyme – Shamballa (w/ Shaydee’s)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
Blending French and English lyrics, “Shamballa” pairs Anyme023 with Shaydee’s in a bittersweet foray through fading intimacy and persistent memory. Released in March 2025, the song juxtaposes hazy nostalgia with a production palette steeped in contemporary textures, tracing emotional wreckage left by a former partner. The recurring use of “nostalgique” threads longing into each verse like perfume clinging to an old shirt. Music video directed by : Nelson Charles / Editbynotche / Youcef Halilou |
37 . Ummet Ozcan – Yima
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“Yima” arrives as a 2025 single from Dutch-Turkish producer Ummet Ozcan, released under OZ, a subsidiary of SPINNIN’ RECORDS. Operating at 114 BPM, the track marries a slower tempo with his signature blend of electro and progressive house textures. Described as “A WARNING FROM MOTHER NATURE,” it hints at ecological unease beneath its slick production veneer. Ozcan, who previously navigated the waters of tech-trance and big room house, illustrates his knack for sonic reinvention once more.
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36 . Scooter & Harris & Ford – Gimme That Noise (w/ Shibui)
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“Gimme That Noise” fuses Scooter’s signature 90s rave impulses with Harris & Ford’s Austrian hardstyle bluntness and Shibui’s clipped vocal interjections. Synthetic basslines stomp through the track, setting the stage for a chorus that chants “Gimme, gimme, gimme that noise!” with the persistence of a loop stuck on purpose. The lyrics plead less for harmony than for volume, wrapped in a sonic architecture built for strobe-lit resistance to silence. Music video directed by : Paul Gerwien, Jacob Ipsen – Song featured on the album : Open Your Mind And Your Trousers
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35 . MIKOLAS – SAMBA
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Date Added : May 6,2025
“SAMBA” slides Czech artist Mikolas into tropical territory, infusing his pop sensibilities with unmistakable samba pulse. The track syncs buoyant percussion and syncopated rhythm with a knowingly light touch, eschewing sentiment for groove with an eyebrow slightly raised. Known for Eurovision 2018 and once a model, Mikolas shifts focus here, playfully recoding his polished image through Brazil-tinted filters. Music video directed by : Mikolas, Lukas Holas – Song featured on the album : Ii
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34 . Ajay Hooda – Shesha (w/ Kavita Joshi, Manjeet Panchal, Peehu Yadav)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Shesha” brings together Ajay Hooda, Kavita Joshi, Manjeet Panchal, and Peehu Yadav in a Haryanvi track driven by percussion-heavy beats and choreographies timed like clockwork. Set against a backdrop of synchronized hip swings and traditional costume, the song flirts with rural motifs while targeting an audience primed for nonstop thumkas. Hooda, doubling as lyricist and performer, builds on his track record of region-specific storytelling layered with folk rhythmics. Music video directed by : Kaka Films
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33 . Мария Янковская & POLI – Sigma Girl
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Sigma Girl” pairs Maria Yankovskaya with POLI for a multilingual track that riffs on the earlier viral “Sigma Boy,” replacing laddish swagger with a tongue-in-cheek female response. The lyrics toggle between Russian and English, anchored by mantras like “I’m a sigma girl” and “I’m a superstar,” repeating over synthetic beats designed with playground energy and polished gloss. The video, broadcast via СTC Kids where Maria hosts, leans into its label: cheerful music aimed at children and their parents alike.
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32 . Yo Yo Honey Singh – Love Does (w/ Urvashi Rautela)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Love Dose” pairs Yo Yo Honey Singh’s slick wordplay with Urvashi Rautela’s poised on-screen presence. Released in 2014 on the album “Desi Kalakaar,” it threads Punjabi-inflected rap through stylized visuals that toe the line between flirtation and affectation. The track’s catchy hook and studied choreography quickly render it a staple at parties and staged routines. A decade later, “Love Dose 2.0” revisits the formula, again with Rautela. Song featured on the album : Desi Kalakaar
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31 . Tunde Adebimpe – Somebody New
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Somebody New” marks the fourth single off Tunde Adebimpe’s debut solo album. With glitter-dusted puppets, saturated neons, and an aesthetic nod to late-night broadcasts from 1982, the video stages his version of a lucid TV-induced hallucination. Layered over synth-heavy grooves, the lyrics suggest a restless negotiation with identity and reinvention, spliced between irony and introspection. It’s sleek, strange, and dance floor–inclined. Music video directed by : Tunde Adebimpe – Song featured on the album : Thee Black Boltz
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30 . Sambhav – Dulukudumma (w/ Sucharita)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Dulukudumma” filters contemporary Odia pop through a polished studio lens, with Sambhav leading the charge alongside Sucharita and Humane Sagar. Released under Saregama Originals in April 2025, it sways confidently between radio-friendly hook and regional inflections. Sambhav, known for “Memsaab” and “Ashiq Surrender Hela” (2024), shares space with Sucharita’s precise phrasing and Sagar’s smooth baritone. Music video directed by : Pupun Jena |
29 . Sami G & Badd G – Arunca-Ma La Lei
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Arunca-Ma La Lei” pairs Sami G and Badd G, two figures embedded in Romania’s urban and ghetto soundscapes. It pulses with heavyweight beats and a raw energy that filters through trap’s abrasive aesthetic and street-wise lyricism. Sami G sidesteps sentimentality with lines shaped by personal missteps and hustle-born ambition, echoing the tone of his 2024 albums “Hustler,” “Greseli,” and “Antidot.” Badd G circles back with clipped delivery and ironic bravado, keeping the track taut and unflinching.
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34 . Ajay Hooda – Shesha (w/ Kavita Joshi, Manjeet Panchal, Peehu Yadav)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Shesha” brings together Ajay Hooda, Kavita Joshi, Manjeet Panchal, and Peehu Yadav in a Haryanvi track driven by percussion-heavy beats and choreographies timed like clockwork. Set against a backdrop of synchronized hip swings and traditional costume, the song flirts with rural motifs while targeting an audience primed for nonstop thumkas. Hooda, doubling as lyricist and performer, builds on his track record of region-specific storytelling layered with folk rhythmics. Music video directed by : Kaka Films
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33 . Мария Янковская & POLI – Sigma Girl
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Sigma Girl” pairs Maria Yankovskaya with POLI for a multilingual track that riffs on the earlier viral “Sigma Boy,” replacing laddish swagger with a tongue-in-cheek female response. The lyrics toggle between Russian and English, anchored by mantras like “I’m a sigma girl” and “I’m a superstar,” repeating over synthetic beats designed with playground energy and polished gloss. The video, broadcast via СTC Kids where Maria hosts, leans into its label: cheerful music aimed at children and their parents alike.
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32 . Yo Yo Honey Singh – Love Does (w/ Urvashi Rautela)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Love Dose” pairs Yo Yo Honey Singh’s slick wordplay with Urvashi Rautela’s poised on-screen presence. Released in 2014 on the album “Desi Kalakaar,” it threads Punjabi-inflected rap through stylized visuals that toe the line between flirtation and affectation. The track’s catchy hook and studied choreography quickly render it a staple at parties and staged routines. A decade later, “Love Dose 2.0” revisits the formula, again with Rautela. Song featured on the album : Desi Kalakaar
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31 . Tunde Adebimpe – Somebody New
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Somebody New” marks the fourth single off Tunde Adebimpe’s debut solo album. With glitter-dusted puppets, saturated neons, and an aesthetic nod to late-night broadcasts from 1982, the video stages his version of a lucid TV-induced hallucination. Layered over synth-heavy grooves, the lyrics suggest a restless negotiation with identity and reinvention, spliced between irony and introspection. It’s sleek, strange, and dance floor–inclined. Music video directed by : Tunde Adebimpe – Song featured on the album : Thee Black Boltz
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30 . Sambhav – Dulukudumma (w/ Sucharita)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Dulukudumma” filters contemporary Odia pop through a polished studio lens, with Sambhav leading the charge alongside Sucharita and Humane Sagar. Released under Saregama Originals in April 2025, it sways confidently between radio-friendly hook and regional inflections. Sambhav, known for “Memsaab” and “Ashiq Surrender Hela” (2024), shares space with Sucharita’s precise phrasing and Sagar’s smooth baritone. Music video directed by : Pupun Jena |
29 . Sami G & Badd G – Arunca-Ma La Lei
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Arunca-Ma La Lei” pairs Sami G and Badd G, two figures embedded in Romania’s urban and ghetto soundscapes. It pulses with heavyweight beats and a raw energy that filters through trap’s abrasive aesthetic and street-wise lyricism. Sami G sidesteps sentimentality with lines shaped by personal missteps and hustle-born ambition, echoing the tone of his 2024 albums “Hustler,” “Greseli,” and “Antidot.” Badd G circles back with clipped delivery and ironic bravado, keeping the track taut and unflinching.
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28 . Lester Blandón – Buscando A Lola
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“Buscando A Lola” marks the 2025 return of Lester Blandón, the Nicaraguan artist whose catalogue includes “El Taka Ta” and “Mamón Chino.” Leaning into his usual palette of cumbia-inflected percussion and Caribbean flourishes, the track toes a line between playful melodrama and rhythmic insistence. As in his collaboration with DJ Maya on “¿Dónde Está Lulú?,” Blandón crafts yet another sonic postcard from a Latin party scene in perpetual motion.
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27 . Destin Conrad – BAD BITCHES (w/ Kehlani)
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Date Added : May 2,2025
“BAD BITCHES” sees Destin Conrad enlist Grammy-nominated Kehlani for a slick display of confidence, swagger, and nocturnal bravado. Delivered over pulsating production tailored for late-night escapism, the track pivots around declarations of self-assurance, identity, and curated chaos. It extends the duo’s creative rapport, first sparked when Conrad contributed to Kehlani’s “It Was Good Until It Wasn’t.” Music video directed by : Gc_Phoenix – Song featured on the album : Love On Digital
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26 . Spice – G.O.A.T
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Date Added : May 2,2025
In “G.O.A.T,” Spice playfully crowns herself the ‘Greatest of All Time’ over a riddim grounded in her unmistakable Jamaican roots. Balancing sardonic flair and rhythmic defiance, she slips into roleplay, mocking rivals and asserting dominion through punchy patois-laced bars. Part of her 2024 album “Mirror 25,” the track mirrors Spice’s flair for theatrical bravado, honed since her rise with Vybz Kartel on “Romping Shop.” Music video directed by : Lagikz Supreme & Lagikz Visualz – Song featured on the album : Mirror 25
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25 . Dardan – Schmerz
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
Blending German rap with Balkan echoes, Dardan strips back the bravado on “Schmerz,” a 2025 single produced by MENJU. Trading swagger for vulnerability, he threads introspective verses through a production that leans heavy on emotional undercurrents. Tackling familial bonds, longing, and loss, Dardan sketches a portrait of resilience that feels at once personal and quietly universal. Music video directed by : Rick.Yng
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24 . W&W & KSHMR – Bad
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
W&W and KSHMR join forces for the first time on “Bad,” a track stitched together with W&W’s high-voltage big room sensibility and KSHMR’s cinematic inclinations. Anchored by a sultry refrain—”I know I’m being bad, but it feels so good”—the song teases listeners with a slow-burn vocal before lunging into an explosive drop engineered for summer 2025 festivals. W&W, the Dutch duo blending trance, techno, and hardstyle, collide here with KSHMR’s cross-cultural melodic flair.
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23 . Nikolija – Afera
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
With “Afera,” Serbian artist Nikolija spins a tale where betrayal isn’t just a plot twist but a full-blown existential crisis. Released in April 2025, the track sways between longing and chaos, forged by the lyric “ta afera tera me da polupam razum.” The verses sketch a maddening descent into emotional wreckage, framing infidelity less as heartbreak and more as a slow, deliberate unhinging of the mind. Music video directed by : Jim Georgantis – Song featured on the album : Sila
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22 . Anas – Vida Loca
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
Blending contemporary pop with Moroccan roots, Anas drops “Vida Loca,” a 2025 single under MANY PRODUCTIONS SERVICES. The title, lifted from the Latin and urban music playbook, sketches a tapestry of impulsive choices and fleeting highs. Following “Ntiya” and the album “Aala Bali,” Anas continues his dalliance with North African sounds, courting listeners already hooked by “Fikran.” Music video directed by : Hustler Game
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25 . Dardan – Schmerz
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
Blending German rap with Balkan echoes, Dardan strips back the bravado on “Schmerz,” a 2025 single produced by MENJU. Trading swagger for vulnerability, he threads introspective verses through a production that leans heavy on emotional undercurrents. Tackling familial bonds, longing, and loss, Dardan sketches a portrait of resilience that feels at once personal and quietly universal. Music video directed by : Rick.Yng
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24 . W&W & KSHMR – Bad
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
W&W and KSHMR join forces for the first time on “Bad,” a track stitched together with W&W’s high-voltage big room sensibility and KSHMR’s cinematic inclinations. Anchored by a sultry refrain—”I know I’m being bad, but it feels so good”—the song teases listeners with a slow-burn vocal before lunging into an explosive drop engineered for summer 2025 festivals. W&W, the Dutch duo blending trance, techno, and hardstyle, collide here with KSHMR’s cross-cultural melodic flair.
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23 . Nikolija – Afera
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
With “Afera,” Serbian artist Nikolija spins a tale where betrayal isn’t just a plot twist but a full-blown existential crisis. Released in April 2025, the track sways between longing and chaos, forged by the lyric “ta afera tera me da polupam razum.” The verses sketch a maddening descent into emotional wreckage, framing infidelity less as heartbreak and more as a slow, deliberate unhinging of the mind. Music video directed by : Jim Georgantis – Song featured on the album : Sila
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22 . Anas – Vida Loca
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
Blending contemporary pop with Moroccan roots, Anas drops “Vida Loca,” a 2025 single under MANY PRODUCTIONS SERVICES. The title, lifted from the Latin and urban music playbook, sketches a tapestry of impulsive choices and fleeting highs. Following “Ntiya” and the album “Aala Bali,” Anas continues his dalliance with North African sounds, courting listeners already hooked by “Fikran.” Music video directed by : Hustler Game
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21 . DESI TRILL – Higher Love (w/ DJ Khaled, Cardi B, Natania & Subhi)
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
Interpolating Belinda Carlisle’s “Heaven Is a Place on Earth,” “Higher Love” welds DJ Khaled’s bravado, Cardi B’s sharp flow, and Natania’s silky vocals with Subhi’s all-Punjabi hook into a multilingual tapestry. Crafted as the lead single for the 2025 *Smurfs* movie, the song spins hip-hop swagger, R&B smoothness, and South Asian textures into a cross-cultural collision. DJ Khaled calls the collaboration “iconic,” a nod to his own childhood Smurfs nostalgia. Music video directed by : Maya Table |
20 . The Avener, Drax Project – Lunae Veritatis [Stay]
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Date Added : Apr 28,2025
“Lunae Veritatis (Stay)” pairs French producer The Avener with New Zealand’s Drax Project for a polished blend of deep house textures and pop-jazz flourishes. Framed as a nod to The Avener’s breakout a decade earlier, the track leans on Drax Project’s saxophone licks and vocal hooks to offset its sleek, brooding beats. The Avener, who once propelled “Fade Out Lines” into international charts, now joins forces with Drax Project’s hybrid R&B instincts for a study in stylish alignment. Music video directed by : Seb Caudron
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19 . Diler Kharkiya – Kabootri 2 (w/ Anjali Raghav)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Continuing the rustic reverie of his earlier hit, Diler Kharkiya returns with “Kabootri 2,” an energetic Haryanvi single featuring Anjali Raghav. Blending Jaizeey’s music production with vivid village backdrops, the track courts festive moods with a wink to traditional storytelling. Produced by Kehar Kharkiya and released under Diler Kharkiya’s label, “Kabootri 2” updates rural narratives with polished visuals and contemporary inflections. Music video directed by : Meet Chuli
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18 . JuL – 2 Coups D’Avance
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Released in April 2025, “2 Coups D’Avance” delivers JuL’s unmistakable blend of sharp beats and candid lyrics. True to his blueprint, the track circles around individuality and resilience, etched in the line: “Personne me dit c’que je dois faire, j’ai 2 coups d’avance.” Julien Mari, the Marseille-born rapper behind JuL, spins autonomy into a mantra, staying two steps ahead while sidestepping conventional expectations. Music video directed by : Gaël Movie – Song featured on the album : D&P À Vie
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17 . Betsy – Sigma Boy (w/ Мария Янковская)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Bouncing between English and Russian, “Sigma Boy” sees Betsy and Мария Янковская sketch a portrait of a magnetic, untouchable figure surrounded by admirers yet frivolously aloof. Over a playful, looping beat, Betsy vows patience, claiming it might take a year—and perhaps a Bentley or a stockpile of Skittles and Snickers—to win him over. Its repetition draws both viral traction and accusations of “brainrot,” sparking debates about stereotypes and modern aspiration culture.
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16 . Naza – On Va
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
French-Congolese rapper Naza, born Jean-Désiré Dimitri Sosso Dzabatou, releases “On Va” in 2025, a track squarely planted in his Afro trap and hip-hop roots. Produced by Jak and Binguy, the single channels shimmering summer atmospheres and festive undertones with a nonchalant ease. Building on a trajectory that includes “Incroyable” (2017) and “Gros bébé” (2020), both certified gold in France, Naza continues to blur genres with a knowing wink to the dancefloor.
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15 . DJ Killer – Back To You (w/ Daniel Sz)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Clocking in with a precise synergy of electronic and techno nuances, “Back To You” pairs Polish DJs DJ Killer and Daniel Sz under LUMO’s discerning eye. Released in April 2025, the track sidesteps heavy-handed anthemic ambitions, preferring a taut, nocturnal energy that speaks more to abandoned warehouses than glossy festival stages. A hardstyle rework with DTX spins the original’s pulse into more volatile territory, revealing its flexible undercurrents across electronic genres.
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14 . DPR ARTIC – Mirror Ball (w/ Moon Sujin)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Spinning a techno-inflected web, “Mirror Ball” sees DPR ARTIC, alias Kim Yongwoo, partnering with Moon Sujin for a sleek April 2025 release. Newly inducted into the Dream Perfect Regime in 2023, ARTIC sidesteps ornamental flourishes to deliver crisp production that aligns with his credits like “Set It Off feat. DPR CLINE.” Moon Sujin’s vocals glide over pulsing beats, reflecting a polished, if unsurprising, collaboration under the DPR banner. |
13 . ALOCH237 – Na Som Jita (w/ Tenor)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Blending Afro-pop rhythms with a linguistic patchwork, “Na Som Jita” sees ALOCH237 joining forces with rapper Tenor under the banners of Kimalé Records and True Label. Ali Hoballah, alias ALOCH237, shoulders the lead vocals with a smooth, measured delivery, setting the pace for the textured verses of Thierry Mengoumou Ayia, better known as Tenor. The track, performed in multiple languages, mirrors the irreverent polyphony of Cameroon’s urban streets.
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12 . Guru Randhawa – Qatal
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
In “Qatal,” Guru Randhawa teams up with Sanjoy and Gill Machhrai to shape a Punjabi single that flirts with the language of seduction and reprisal. The track’s lyrics frame love as a high-stakes game, where a glance proves more lethal than a weapon. Sanjoy’s production skirts the line between sleek electronic textures and rhythmic urgency, offering a polished backdrop. The video features Soundous Mufakir and Revati Mahurkar navigating this stylized emotional battlefield. Music video directed by : Bosco Leslie Martis – Song featured on the album : Without Prejudice
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11 . Nordo – Amore Mio
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
In “Amore Mio,” Tunisian artist Nordo slips into a guitar-laced reverie of Mediterranean longing, steering between Spanish-tinged chord progressions and North African rhythmic sensibilities. The result unfolds like a postcard scrawled in Spanglish and dialect, making room for both heartbreak and sunlit swagger. Known offstage as Marwen Jebali, Nordo follows his previous albums with a track that flirts with sentiment without surrendering to it. Music video directed by : Yassine Tabka – Song featured on the album : Cotinga
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10 . Aloch237 – Na Som Jita (w/ Tenor)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Na Som Jita” pairs Lebanese-Cameroonian artist Aloch237 with Cameroonian rapper Tenor in a linguistic and cultural pas de deux where French and pidgin swirl around pointed flows and syncopated beats. Aloch237, born Ali Hoballah in Douala, delivers verses with dry precision, while Tenor laces the track with a jittery energy that ricochets off the stripped-down production. The collaboration feels less like a celebration and more like a calculated standoff, each artist holding court in his own sonic corner.
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9 . L’Allemand – Score
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Score” is a 2025 single by French rapper L’Allemand, released on April 5. Set against sparse, punchy instrumentals, the track substitutes gloss for grit, as Émir Chelabi—alias L’Allemand—leans into a deadpan delivery that feels less like a performance than a dispatch from the margins of Lyon. The lyrics stay free of ornament, delivered with the kind of blunt precision that makes charm optional. His stage name, referencing his blond hair and blue eyes, adds one more layer of irony to an already self-aware persona.
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8 . Nèg’Marrons – Un Peu De Temps
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Un Peu De Temps” marks Nèg’Marrons‘ return, with Jacky and Ben-J reemerging after years of silence. Over a reggae-inflected beat, the track ponders fleeting time, family duties, creative pursuits, and personal reckoning. The chorus—“Il me faut encore un peu de temps”—lands less like a plea than an expertly timed pause, carving space for reflection in an industry allergic to slowness.
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7 . Tzanca Uraganu – Iepurasa Coconasa
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
A slick blend of synth accordions and percussive loops, “Iepurasa Coconasa” slides into Tzanca Uraganu‘s 2025 catalogue with the same swagger that marked “Take Me Off the Block.” Known off-stage as Andrei Velcu, he dips into his habitual mix of streetwise lyricism and tongue-in-cheek bravado. The track continues the sonic thread heard in prior collaborations with Bogdan DLP and Nadir, keeping the tempo brisk and the irony sharper than usual.
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12 . Guru Randhawa – Qatal
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
In “Qatal,” Guru Randhawa teams up with Sanjoy and Gill Machhrai to shape a Punjabi single that flirts with the language of seduction and reprisal. The track’s lyrics frame love as a high-stakes game, where a glance proves more lethal than a weapon. Sanjoy’s production skirts the line between sleek electronic textures and rhythmic urgency, offering a polished backdrop. The video features Soundous Mufakir and Revati Mahurkar navigating this stylized emotional battlefield. Music video directed by : Bosco Leslie Martis – Song featured on the album : Without Prejudice
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11 . Nordo – Amore Mio
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
In “Amore Mio,” Tunisian artist Nordo slips into a guitar-laced reverie of Mediterranean longing, steering between Spanish-tinged chord progressions and North African rhythmic sensibilities. The result unfolds like a postcard scrawled in Spanglish and dialect, making room for both heartbreak and sunlit swagger. Known offstage as Marwen Jebali, Nordo follows his previous albums with a track that flirts with sentiment without surrendering to it. Music video directed by : Yassine Tabka – Song featured on the album : Cotinga
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10 . Aloch237 – Na Som Jita (w/ Tenor)
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Na Som Jita” pairs Lebanese-Cameroonian artist Aloch237 with Cameroonian rapper Tenor in a linguistic and cultural pas de deux where French and pidgin swirl around pointed flows and syncopated beats. Aloch237, born Ali Hoballah in Douala, delivers verses with dry precision, while Tenor laces the track with a jittery energy that ricochets off the stripped-down production. The collaboration feels less like a celebration and more like a calculated standoff, each artist holding court in his own sonic corner.
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9 . L’Allemand – Score
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Score” is a 2025 single by French rapper L’Allemand, released on April 5. Set against sparse, punchy instrumentals, the track substitutes gloss for grit, as Émir Chelabi—alias L’Allemand—leans into a deadpan delivery that feels less like a performance than a dispatch from the margins of Lyon. The lyrics stay free of ornament, delivered with the kind of blunt precision that makes charm optional. His stage name, referencing his blond hair and blue eyes, adds one more layer of irony to an already self-aware persona.
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8 . Nèg’Marrons – Un Peu De Temps
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Date Added : Apr 20,2025
“Un Peu De Temps” marks Nèg’Marrons‘ return, with Jacky and Ben-J reemerging after years of silence. Over a reggae-inflected beat, the track ponders fleeting time, family duties, creative pursuits, and personal reckoning. The chorus—“Il me faut encore un peu de temps”—lands less like a plea than an expertly timed pause, carving space for reflection in an industry allergic to slowness.
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7 . Tzanca Uraganu – Iepurasa Coconasa
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
A slick blend of synth accordions and percussive loops, “Iepurasa Coconasa” slides into Tzanca Uraganu‘s 2025 catalogue with the same swagger that marked “Take Me Off the Block.” Known off-stage as Andrei Velcu, he dips into his habitual mix of streetwise lyricism and tongue-in-cheek bravado. The track continues the sonic thread heard in prior collaborations with Bogdan DLP and Nadir, keeping the tempo brisk and the irony sharper than usual.
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6 . Holly G & Tiitof – Wa Coco
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Wa Coco” opens with a slick British drill intro before seamlessly pivoting into buoyant bouyon rhythms, layering soca cadences with the clipped edge of French urban beats. Holly G and Tiitof converge over a pulse that oscillates between the streetwise and the celebratory, hinting at late-night alleys and crowded block parties in equal measure. The production borrows from UK drill without overstaying its welcome, letting melody drive the tempo back to its Caribbean roots.
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5 . Ravshanbek Baltayev – Aldashina Qara
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Aldashina Qara” delivers Ravshanbek Baltayev’s continued interest in Uzbek and Karakalpak-language pop, this time setting suspicion and sentimental fatigue to a slick, mid-tempo groove. The track joins his 2024 releases “Qoraqalpog’im” and “Alamlarim bor,” adding another entry to a discography that rarely drifts from confessional terrain. Like much of Baltayev’s work since 2020, it clings to emotional ambiguity over theatrical resolution.
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4 . Fred De Palma – Sexy Rave (w/ Baby Gang)
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Sexy Rave” pairs Fred De Palma‘s melodic instinct with Baby Gang’s terse delivery, aligning rap and Italian pop under strobe-lit intonations. Since 2012, De Palma has shifted from pure rap beginnings with “FDP” toward more tuneful ventures, including multi-Platinum single “Una volta ancora.” Baby Gang’s presence adds grit, mapping urban tension onto rhythms calibrated for late-night hedonism and curated indifference. Music video directed by : Mattia Di Tella & Russeavx
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3 . Chily – Pas De Commentaires
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
Released under Newjack Music / Chap-Chap Control in April 2025, “Pas De Commentaires” finds Chily navigating melodic rap with his distinctive rapid-fire delivery. Born in Kinshasa and raised in France, he injects the track with irony and deflection, choosing punchlines over explanations. Following mixtape “5ème Chambre” and its extension, and after his streaming momentum with “San Pellegrino,” Chily continues his interplay with mainstream and street codes. Music video directed by : Paul Maillot
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2 . DJ Ramses – Montoya [Yaniss Remix] (w/ Section Pull-Up)
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
In “Montoya (YANISS Remix),” DJ Ramses invites Section Pull Up into a soundscape where hip-hop grit brushes against curated dancehall syncopations. The French producer, previously linked to cuts like “Snaper les charos” and “Winehouse,” lets Yaniss twist the original into a remix that toys with rhythms as much as expectations. Released by YANISS MUSIC in February 2025, the track leans into calculated swagger over flash. Music video directed by : Yanis Djam |
1 . BNYX & Len – Where You Been
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Where You Been” sees BNYX enlist Stockwell’s Len over a beat stitching Kompa rhythms with Highlife accents, sidestepping nostalgia in favor of angular percussion and restless basslines. BNYX, born Benjamin Saint Fort, filters his Haitian-American influence through the cracked lens of Brooklyn and Philadelphia’s Working on Dying, the collective known for its distorted sound palettes. Len drops into the track with deadpan cool, his flow teetering between menace and mischief, never overstaying its welcome. BNYX, once behind boards for Drake, Travis Scott and Yeat, signed with Capitol in 2024 and teases his debut solo effort. |
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on May 18, 2025
(*) According to our own statistics, updated on May 18, 2025