Out of Louisville’s rising underground scene, Lul Skii returns with “Girls Like You,” a September 2025 drop that pushes the boundaries of pain-talk with a punk-influenced twist. Instead of leaning on the usual trap or melodic formulas, Skii delivers a record that blends raw emotion with big, distorted energy, a sound that feels equal parts diary entry and mosh-pit anthem. The track centers around a feeling almost everyone has experienced: knowing you and someone could be grea

Out now from kenton and 4Daez’s October 25 drop, “C’EST LA VIE”  is the kind of record that sneaks up on you being smooth, spiritual, and cool without ever feeling preachy. Where a lot of artists turn Christian references into surface-level slogans, this flips faith into swagger. This is theology with fun, not a HomeGoods quote about being kind. Opening lyric  “I wouldn’t shake your hand if God made new hands for me” hits with cold honesty, a boundary drawn in divine ink. In

Southeast DC has been producing talent for years, but few artists capture the city’s energy like Paco Panama . A DMV vet, he’s been making noise locally for some time, and if you know Paco, you know exactly what kind of music you’re about to get — hustler music, motion music, trap-influenced bars that reflect real life in the streets. His latest project, SouthSide Sopranos, Vol. 2 , dropped November 4th , featuring 23 tracks  with appearances from Smoke Chapo, Dee Muney, and

Philly has a way of producing artists who bleed honesty in every bar, and Yachapo is stepping right into that lineage. He only started rapping in late 2023, but he’s moving like someone who’s been sharpening the pen for years. His debut “Life Ain’t Fair”  dropped in February 2025  and quickly picked up momentum, catching looks from PhillyFirst48 , No Jumper , StreetJuiceTV , and earning a co-sign from Johnnie Mac . I found the track while digging for our Philly Release Radar

It’s rare to see upcoming Baltimore artists truly invest in a high-quality visual, but Tyboog just did that. Linking up with Clay Stackks  and Glasshouse Productions , he delivered a video that feels like a moment. This is the kind of work that can reset the standard for what Baltimore visuals should look like moving forward. The track itself? Fire. And honestly, not what most people would expect from Ty. He first went viral a few months back on TikTok with his breakout track