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

With “LYFE’S A MOOD,”   Alithe$tar  shows us how to surrender control and still find your rhythm. The video opens with a narrated recap from Monophilia , a fictional show that sets the stage for the world we’re about to step into. The voiceover explains that the artist is anxious about leaving his room… until he wakes up to find his bed perched on a rooftop. Bewildered but curious, Alithe$tar grabs a joint, exhales, and leans into the moment. The track drops and suddenly the

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

0617LilTwin  first caught attention with his breakout track “Hate Being Sober” , a record that started gaining major traction and introduced his emotionally charged, melodic sound. His latest release, “Letter to Jack” , takes that emotion even deeper. Released on October 16th , Letter to Jack  feels less like a song and more like a message to someone he’s still trying to reach. LilTwin opens up about loss, grief, and trying to make sense of life after an unexpected death. The

Baltimore’s underground scene has been quietly evolving, and “Lately (Romantic Homicide)”  by 54Von featuring Lor YB captures that shift in real time. Released July 5th, 2025, with the accompanying music video dropping August 21st, the track has already done a couple thousand views—a small but telling milestone for two young artists redefining what Baltimore’s next generation sounds like. The record blends an ambient Baltimore drill style with the heavy pulse of a dirty, cons

Two months back, yaemulli teamed up with director Theo Edwards to deliver the visuals for “Adore” —a video that elevates the track’s...

Meechi Monoo’s latest release, “The Viewing,”  is more than just another rap video—it’s a meditation on loss, choices, and what it means to carry pain while chasing something bigger. Shot between solemn graveyard scenes and vibrant flashes of ambition, the video balances grief with determination, showing an artist caught between the weight of his past and the vision of his future. The video opens with powerful imagery: Meechi laying flowers down, holding a single rose with a