Gunna said The Last Wun and meant it — 25 tracks deep and his official goodbye to YSL. He pulled up with Offset, Asake, Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Nechie, making sure this farewell hits on all sides. No skips, no crumbs left behind. Just Gunna closing the chapter unapologetically.

Bay Swag and A Boogie Wit da Hoodie link up for the "Idk Why" video, one of the standout cuts from Bay’s debut album Damaged Thoughts. The project feels like a mind dump in the best way—real, emotional, and straight from the heart. With features from Quavo, Young Thug, Meek Mill, Cash Cobain, and more, Bay’s introducing himself to the industry on his own terms.

Mozzy’s back with INTRUSIVE THOUGHTS 2, diving even deeper into his headspace. He’s facing regret and those ghosts that still haunt him today. The album’s got “23 AND 1” with YFN Lucci, which hit YouTube’s Trending chart, plus features from Boosie, Hunxho, Nardo Wick, and Millyz.

Luck’s debut album, It Wasn’t Luck – The LP, feels like a real moment. Across 17 tracks, she’s showing range, tapping in with Ant Clemons, RMR, Mannywellz, and Johan Lenox. Her voice is raspy in the best way, and the messages—radical love, feminine power, generational healing—land with intention. It’s vulnerable, it’s versatile, and she’s not afraid to switch it up. Keep her on your radar.

Wale hit us with a surprise freestyle called Yukon—just a minute and 26 seconds, but he’s spitting straight poetry like only he can. I’ve always loved how Wale never hides that lover boy side. Now I want a full length track—come through, Wale!

Chicago’s own Star Bandz just dropped her new single and video "Naw Yea Fr," and at 17, she’s already making noise. Repping the South Side, she’s got that drill sound but puts her own spin on it. She’s young, confident, and moving like she knows where she’s headed. Someone to keep tabs on.

Larry June is on a legendary run right now, and I’m here for every second of it. He linked with Big Sad 1900 for "No Love Connections," and it rides just like you’d expect. That 2:57 goes by too fast, I guarantee you'll have to run it back before you move on to the next song.

"You and Me" by Iman Nunez and Abby hits that late 90s, early 2000s R&B vibe I can’t get enough of. The track’s got a smooth, classic feel, and the video brings it to life with them vibing in a record shop, playfully flipping through vinyls. Their chemistry is undeniable, making the whole thing feel real and effortless. Get into Iman for real.

OMB Peezy’s linking up with Brooklyn’s Kocky Ka for "Fall Down," a track that hits from the heart. Peezy opens up about pushing through the pressure while Ka brings that pain and power in the hook. The video ties it all together—New York streets, real people, a Jim Jones cameo, and Peezy showing both the wins and the weight that come with them. It’s honest, it’s heavy, and it’s one of those songs that sticks with you.

Jim Jones serves up "Summer Where You Been At," pulling from both Jazzy Jeff and Will Smith's "Summertime" and "Summer Madness" by Kool and the Gang, but making it all his own. With 6 Figures on production, he’s vibing on that Harlem wave while talking to the season like it’s a longtime friend. It's classic Jim!