
Lil Jay reminded us with Summer Nights what it means to show love, lead with purpose, and never forget the power of community
From capturing timeless moments with artists like Bad Bunny, Central Cee, Latto, Don Toliver, Karol G, and many more, Jess’s work speaks volumes before a caption is ever needed.
A sea of fans, both old heads and new generations, filled the venue, all united by the raw energy and timeless lyricism that only Wu-Tang can deliver.
While many artists might take a victory lap, she doubles down with her latest single “Built Different,” reminding listeners why her name continues to climb.
Currently rolling with That Mexican OT as part of his Recess tour, the Freeport talent found time to lace fans with a brand-new single titled “Everything”, bringing OT and Texas legend Paul Wall into the fold.
With his latest project “Man Of The Year”, Singh opens up the floodgates to his catalog, presenting a 15-track album that feels both graceful and emotionally striking.
Camryn Levert’s latest project, “Disco Doll Daydream”, is an intoxicating ride into the realm of groove-heavy, surreal dance music.
The best way I can describe “NAHIMSAYIN” is that it feels like unlocking an underground radio station nobody else has access to. Each track bleeds into the next with southern melodies, rich bassline, and suave lyrics that wrap around you.
The album arrived on her own terms, a statement piece that demanded to be heard before judged. And what a statement it is. This isn’t a follow-up to SNS in the traditional sense, it’s its own vibrant chapter.
But in true Flygod fashion, Westside Gunn decided to remind the world that he doesn’t follow anyone’s schedule but his own.
“Long Way Home” isn’t just another rap release, it’s hip-hop done in prestigious fashion, the kind that reminds you why the genre still has depth and elegance.
Kali Flower has been slowly letting fans in on her next chapter, dropping singles that shimmer with oceanic themes and hint at something deeper beneath the surface.
Austin’s own Kydd Jones has returned with a soulful new EP, “Botanicals In Booker T”, a project that finds him shifting gears into his R&B bag without losing the rap finesse that built his name.
RLPson returns this year with his latest track “You,” which released mid March this past month on Thursday, March 14th. I had the pleasure of meeting Ronnie in collaboration, where the first impression of his versatility and quality of music was undeniably great.
Under Issac Ray, he focuses on playing his acoustic guitar and delivers a more personal, intimate vocal and writing performance. Although SUNGATEPARK has now disbanded this year, Issac Ray persists with displaying his artistry as a solo project.
Shadoh didn’t hold anything back on this EP; she gave every bit of her heart to make it a special release. We admire her more as an artist and warrior; she’s a soulful person and someone to recognize as a blessing to the music community.
Her second single, “Reckless,” is out now, but we actually had the pleasure of previewing it a week before the initial release date and decided to break down the release in a way we know how.
We wanted to give you all a deeper look into the video drop, so we spoke with Mèlat below to see how this release came along and some interesting facts about her as well.
On “BANC” however, we get him at his most vulnerable but it’s still packaged in that easy listening fashion that is his trademark sound. So shall we journey into his self reflection with him, I think we better.
Today, you’ll notice we’re dropping the weekly dip a bit early. It’s because we have a surprise dropping later in the day, and we want to make sure we share some of our favorite drops to enjoy for the weekend.
This week has been incredible for new music, and we continue to supply it for you, especially for the weekend. Wherever you found yourself this weekend, add these records to your playlist and be back next week for another week of content.
And what’s a perfect way of showing our appreciation for our return? A new set of releases for our Weekly Dip for y’all to enjoy for the weekend.
We’re back to being at 100%. We had a few slip-ups and changes happen, but we're glad to be back in a creative space.
Every song felt like a full-on assault, bass shaking the walls, Juggalos screaming every word. The energy was insane. By the time they closed it out, the floor was slick with Faygo