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Proklaim – CREEPIN/FURTHER (2 IN 1)

  In the release of the “CREEPIN/FURTHER (2 IN 1)”, Proklaim demonstrates the most fertile territory of hip-hop not to be where the purity of...

DARNELL – Play It Again

  Darnell is not new to the spotlight, Darnell is. Famous in the past due to his polarising appearance on Big Brother UK, he used to hog the headlines not due to...

Jamaal Matters steps into “Penmanship” like an auteur stepping onto a SoundStage.

Jamaal Matters, known in his hometown of Raleigh, NC, carved his identity as the “Green & Gold emcee”—a nod to his university roots and...

🔥 “Ballad of a Super Negus (Remix)” by MR DOZ – A Gritty Blueprint for a New Black Future

Some artists just drop songs. Others build universes. With “Ballad of a Super Negus (Remix),” MR DOZ doesn’t just offer up a track—he launches a...

Jack Mane – Mr. Red

  Jack Mane emerges from the heart of boom bap and gangsta rap with a voice both unflinching and profound. Mr. Red is more than just a song — it’s a narrative...

Foreign Policy x Suge Hill x Kipper – Pull Up Smooth

  Foreign Policy is the rap alias of SEIBEATS, a multifaceted artist who has journeyed from producer to front-line emcee with an undying passion for ’90s hip-hop...

Mike Quill – Love Pride

  At just 22, UK rapper Mike Quill stands at the crossroads of youthful ambition and raw self-expression, carving his own path within the crowded landscape of...

Reek Osama x Blaq Medici – Every Night

  Reek Osama is no stranger to the grind. Known for his gritty storytelling and grounded hustle, he’s been steadily carving his place in the underground...

O.G. Soul + B. Griff – Montecristo (Just Ride)

  O.G. Soul and B. Griff aren’t new to the game — they’re students and teachers of it. Representing the American South with pride, the duo blends regional...

Brian Jackson x Black Thought x Masters At Work x Kenny Dope x Louie Vega – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

In 1971, Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson sparked a cultural nerve with “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”, a spoken word masterpiece that threw the...