Rylo Rodriguez has released his new album S.K.A.T.E. (Silence Keeps All Targets Exposed) alongside the official video for “Eliza (Bless Me Up).” The project has already reached No. 1 on Apple Music and features collaborations with Lil Baby, Kevin Gates, Veeze, NoCap, and YTB Fatt.
Every week, one or two songs inevitably elbow their way into my daily soundtrack. They survive the first listen, then the second, until I find myself reaching for them without thinking, and there was no shortage of new music this week. Punk veterans returned, longtime favorites teamed up, and a few artists managed to surprise…
Kodak Black is celebrating his birthday with a surprise gift for fans. The South Florida rap star has released Kodak The Blessing, a sprawling 26-track mixtape featuring appearances from Rylo Rodriguez, Fridayy, Lil Crix, Albee Al and more, alongside a new video for “Nunchucks” featuring 1900Rugrat.
Toosii is leaning all the way into his story. On his new single “Proud of Me,” the multi-platinum artist strips things back to something more personal, turning reflection into a statement about where he came from and where he is headed next. Released via South Coast Music Group and Capitol Records, the track lands after…
Rae Sremmurd’s “Black Beatles” earns RIAA Diamond status, marking over 10 million units sold and cementing its legacy as a defining cultural moment of the streaming era.
Swae Lee releases his debut solo album Same Difference, featuring Jhene Aiko, Post Malone, Nav and more, marking a new era ahead of his Coachella return.
Atlanta rapper untiljapan returns with “Dogfood,” a new single building on the sound of his breakout album trompe l’oeil.
Yeat releases ADL (A Dangerous Lyfe / A Dangerous Love), a 21-track double album featuring Elton John, Kid Cudi, and NBA YoungBoy.
Swae Lee drops “Don’t Even Call” featuring Rich The Kid, a melodic new single from his debut album Same Difference.
U.K. underground rapper Feng announces the global Weekend Rockstar Tour following the release of his debut album Weekend Rockstar.