Music Archives (original) (raw)

Lil Wookie’s “FBG WOOKIE” album features Future and Young Scooter on the slick 13-track Freebandz project that’s out now.

Cornfed Ted delivers soulful storytelling and jazz-inspired production on Ghetto Jazz 2, a 12-track project blending raw authenticity, smooth instrumentation, and reflective street narratives while expanding his brand through new collaborations and Teds Budz ventures.

Ghost Rome is putting Virginia on his back with “VA Side,” a record and visual that feels bigger than just another regional anthem.

Armani White tapped Mannie Fresh nostalgia and fresh TikTok energy for “PRESS,” a new summer anthem.

HoodTrophy Bino’s Made a Way is a raw, 11-track statement on survival, growth, and fatherhood under pressure.

Layla Rey returns with “Love You Better,” a euphoric but emotionally honest dance record that turns self-awareness into rhythm.

Featuring Intalek, Ke Jack, and Alexa Rae, it stands as a reflective, genre-blending body of work rooted in storytelling and self-examination.

Jesse Is Heavyweight is moving different. From owning his masters to building billion-dollar ventures and selling Good Luck directly to fans, he’s turning independence into power and reshaping what an artist can be.

LG Malique and Dess Dior release “Mona Lisa,” a new single announcing Malique’s “Rose Gold” EP. The track captures love as conversation and a craft. It follows Malique’s viral “Seven Years” remake and closes his Gold trilogy.

The DMV stays producing talent, and EK3 just proved it. Linking with 3ohBlack on “Bless Me,” he’s already got clubs from DC to Miami on fire, turning his debut into a real nightlife record with momentum behind it.

AMILLION just released The One, a dual album and poetry book that merges music, poetry and personal testimony into one cohesive artistic statement.

SO GLO set record straight on “Herskiii,” highlighted Milwaukee roots, dropped Made For This, and built buzz with standout tracks and rising tour success.

YSW FLACO emerged from Maryland’s DMV scene, built independent momentum through raw storytelling, millions of streams, and growing recognition.

Brandon Rose released Rose Gold, a five-track EP blending gritty lyricism and ambition, marking his rise in New York’s hip-hop scene.

Tarah Jade gained viral traction with “Mmmm Hmmm…,” amassing millions of streams and sparking label interest as her breakout momentum surged.

Houston veteran Paul Wall returns with “RIP Old Me,” making a bold statement about evolution.

Hoodtrophy Bino linked with Miami artist K.E.Y., releasing “My Way,” a moody R&B-trap single exploring toxic love ahead of his album *Made A Way*.

Chaz Marcus steps into new territory with “Million Dollar Dreams,” blending country storytelling with his hip-hop roots to capture the grind behind ambition.

DeRay Davis and The Legendary Traxster is the duo we did not know we needed.

Nas has sparked renewed interest in his legendary vault after an unreleased 1998 collaboration with producer D-Dot resurfaced.