Broward, FL’s own Mellow Rackz is making her presence felt with fearless energy and undeniable star power. She’s building her own lane with the "Nothing to Something" EP. The project follows her single “FUN” with YoungBoy and shows every side of her come-up, the grind, the setbacks, and the wins.

Trevor came through with those covers, and now he’s serving his own heat. His five-song EP captures the highs and lows of love, offering a raw, heartfelt look at relationships and all the emotions that come with them.

Detroit’s Luhh Dyl is stepping into his own with "Hear My Cry," out now via 300 Entertainment. He’s calling it “rap gospel,” mixing his thoughtful lyrics with unexpected samples and soft acoustic touches, showing a side of Detroit rap that feels personal, reflective, and refreshing.

Hit-Boy and The Alchemist link up on “Business Merger.” With years running the Hip-Hop production game and a track record that includes last year’s "THEODORE & ANDRE" EP, Benny The Butcher’s "Everybody Can’t Go," and 2023’s “Slipping Into Darkness”, their chemistry speaks for itself.

On “Aye Girl,” Blxst brings 90’s R&B vibes into the present, mixing smooth melodies, West Coast flavor, and lyrics that hit close to home. The track feels familiar but fresh, showing why fans keep coming back for that signature Blxst sound. It’s the LA native doing what he does best: bridging classic R&B with the energy of today’s hip-hop.

They've successfully built the band, and now they are living out their dreams of being superstars. The coed R&B sensation introduces itself to the world with "Back To Me."

"Caviar" slows things down with soft guitar and vocals that cut deep. He’s laying it all out, asking for forgiveness and admitting he fumbled in the past. It’s vulnerable, it’s raw, and it feels like the kind of R&B that hits different when you’ve been through it.

Lihtz is in his lover boy bag with his new single "Savage Ways," and the ladies love to see it. Add this to your date night playlist and thank me later!

Justine Skye is sliding deeper into her dance music bag with “YAP.” Produced by Channel Tres and Baby Tate, the track has that hypnotic house feel that makes you want to move without even thinking about it. It’s the kind of song that takes you straight to the dancefloor and keeps you there.

Murda Beatz is back with a new single, “Hood Politics,” and he brought Big Sean and Babyface Ray along for the ride. This one feels like pure Detroit energy — Sean and Ray trading bars over Murda’s layered production with Ray locking in the hook that ties it all together.