Ben Hedibi and uMaNg unleash “Help Less”, this first video and single off their forthcoming album “Stray Dogs”.
L TateOct 15, 2026
Stray Dogs is a cold, cinematic masterpiece of modern underground hip-hop. It is a relentless exploration of survival, heritage, and the refusal to be tamed....
The Mecc and Gat show Episode 5 (Memphis Bleek)
L TateOct 14, 2026
Catch this fresh video courtesy of the movement. Memphis Bleek stops by @themeccandgatshow to talk about Rockafella, Tidal and more.. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/subWSHH...
Artist Spotlight: Splitzide
L TateOct 14, 2026
What’s your stage name and where are you from? Splitzide What’s the story behind your stage name? My original name was Cool Breeze around the time i was ready...
Omen44’s u.s. Album Takes Aim at Politics, Power, and the State of America
L TateOct 14, 2026
American-Japanese hip-hop artist Omen44 delivers one of his most focused and thought-provoking projects to date with u.s., a 10-track album that examines...
Solo For Dolo’s “All I Need” Brings Horror to Hip-Hop
L TateOct 14, 2026
How dark does a music video have to get before you stop watching for the bars and start watching your back? Solo For Dolo is tapping into that uncomfortable space with...
KingJei’s “Feelin’ This Shit”: No Cap, Just Energy?
L TateOct 14, 2026
When was the last time a rap track caught your attention before the algorithm told you it mattered? There’s something refreshing about a title...
JMERGZ’s “Alphabet Soup”: When Rap Turns Into a Word Game
L TateOct 14, 2026
Can a rapper turn the entire alphabet into a lyrical obstacle course without making the music feel like homework? JMERGZ is betting that the answer is yes. There’s...
Aaron Koenig’s “Let’s Imagine”: Utopia, With a Twist
L TateOct 14, 2026
Can you borrow the world’s most famous musical dream of peace and still flip its politics on their head? That’s the tightrope Aaron Koenig walks...
CAKbeats Wants You to Find Your So(U)L
L TateOct 14, 2026
What if the beat you keep coming back to isn’t the one that makes you move, but the one that makes you think? There’s something worth sitting with in the title...






BIG OZ “Oh My”: LA Rap With Something to Prove
Can a track keep its West Coast roots intact while chasing the kind of bounce that gets casual listeners to stop scrolling? BIG OZ is stepping into that conversation...