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Ice Cube Responds to Criticism of His New Song 'Act My Age'
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Ice Cube Responds to Criticism of His New Song ‘Act My Age’

by jummy84 October 21, 2025
written by jummy84

Ice Cube took some time to fire back at a critic of his new song, “Act My Age,” and said the troll should get a sense of humor.

Cube dropped off the music video for his “Act My Age” song with Scarface on Oct. 15, and one viral post on X noted that the track is “a prime example of why, as a rapper, you just gotta know when it’s time to hang the mic up.”

“I would never listen to you and hang up my mic,” Cube wrote in response on Monday (Oct. 20). “You’ve obviously lost your sense of humor. You need to go find it and stay out of my business.”

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The song actually deals with this very topic, with Cube saying at the beginning of the track: “If you’re over 35 and still rapping, keep rapping, my boy. F—k all of that, ‘Oh, I’m getting old’ s—t. No, we need y’all, we need y’all to save music. We need the real lyricists back.”

The song originally appeared on Cube’s latest album, Man Up, which dropped on Sept. 12.

“I’ve always stood on speaking truth to power and making music that reflects reality,” Cube said in a statement. “Man Up is about accountability, resilience and reminding people where the real problems come from. Hip-hop didn’t create the struggle — it gave us the language to call it out.”

Billboard had previously talked with Cube in 2024, when he teased Man Up and said he was inspired by America’s alleged softness. “It’s about men not accepting nonsense and speaking up, and not just taking a backseat, letting other people take the lead,” he said at the time. “We gotta take the lead.”


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Drake, Young Thug, Ice Cube
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Drake, Young Thug, Ice Cube

by jummy84 September 12, 2025
written by jummy84

Rapsody, Jermaine Dupri, Polo G, TiaCorine, Juicy J, Coi Leray, and more stars unleash new material.


September 12, 2025 5:18pm

2025 OVO, under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.; Michael Tullberg/Getty Images; © 2025 Lench Mob Records / Hitmaker Distro

Today is Friday, which means there are a ton of new releases to look forward to from some of your favorite Hip-Hop artists. To help you unwind and enjoy the weekend, check out VIBE’s picks of songs and albums you should hear and add to your soundtrack of weekend festivities.

  • Drake Featuring Julia Wolf, Yeat – “Dog House”

    Drake Featuring Yeat, Julia Wolf - "Dog House" Cover ArtDrake Featuring Yeat, Julia Wolf - "Dog House" Cover Art
    Image Credit: 2025 OVO, under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

    Drake’s latest Iceman episode also yielded “Dog House” featuring Yeat and Julia Wolf, one of the teasers fans took a huge liking to.

    The official release begins with Wolf singing a beautiful riff before transitioning to a rage beat. Drizzy has been exploring this sound over the years and has melded himself to it quite well, bouncing along with the chaotic production and dropping catchy one-liners along the way.

    Yeat did his usual screamo type rap, producing one of their best collaboration of the three songs they have done together. “IDGAF” has been a big hit at their live shows, so perhaps “Dog House” will quickly join the mix. – Armon Sadler

  • Young Thug – “Miss My Dogs”

    Hip-hop artist Young Thug arrives at a release party for his new album "PUNK" at Delilah on October 12, 2021 in West Hollywood, California.Hip-hop artist Young Thug arrives at a release party for his new album "PUNK" at Delilah on October 12, 2021 in West Hollywood, California.
    Image Credit: Michael Tullberg/Getty Images

    Young Thug responded to all of the negativity coming his way with the seven-minute confessional “Man I Miss My Dogs.”

    In it, he apologized to Mariah The Scientist for mistreating her, and Drake, Future, Metro Boomin, Cash, 21 Savage, Gucci Mane, and Lil Baby for talking badly about them in his leaked jail phone calls.

    This is perhaps the most vulnerable Thugger has ever gotten, and for those who are fans of “We Should” and “We Ball,” they know that he is at his best when he is pouring his heart out over a beat as opposed to the standard rap flexes.

    It had been hard to be excited for Uy Scuti these last few months, but “Man I Miss My Dogs” is a reminder of how exceptional Thug can be when he expresses himself through songs instead of tweets. – AS

  • Ice Cube – ‘Man Up’

    Ice Cube - 'Man Up' Cover ArtIce Cube - 'Man Up' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Lench Mob Records / Hitmaker Distro

    After nearly four decades in the rap game, Ice Cube proves he’s still a force to be reckoned with on Man Up.

    The album kicks off with the thunderous title track—a no-nonsense lyrical call to arms that sets the tone for Cube’s sharp, unapologetic commentary. “Freedumb” dives headfirst into the dangers of AI, social media, and algorithmic control, while “Act My Age” flips the script on ageism, bolstered by a standout verse from the ever-reliable Scarface.

    Their chemistry also shines on “It’s My Ego” alongside Quake Matthews. From the gritty confidence of “Respect My Space” to his steadfast refusal to fold, Cube reminds us why he’s lasted this long: authenticity, fire, and a message that still matters. Man Up is veteran rap done right. – Preezy Brown

  • Polo G – “Shoot It Off”

    Polo G “Shoot It Off” cover artPolo G “Shoot It Off” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment

    Polo G has felt incredibly absent since ascending in 2020 and 2021. It is likely he won’t recapture that momentum, but “Shoot It Off” is a nice reminder of his rap mettle.

    The beat is pretty basic, with a consistent drum pattern and beautiful strings in the background. The simple production allows his bars to take the forefront, and his assertive delivery was refreshing to hear. He is vulnerable, reflective, introspective, really everything people seek in “substantive” rap.

    It’s hard to imagine this beat a hit, but it doesn’t feel like that was the intention here either. The two-minute track plays more like a stream of consciousness and display of his lyricism, and that is more than welcome. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3CI0lbn1VU?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Juicy J, Rick Ross, LunchMoney Lewis, MadMaxx – “Moneyfly”

    Juicy J, Rick Ross, LunchMoney Lewis & MadMaxx “Moneyfly” cover artJuicy J, Rick Ross, LunchMoney Lewis & MadMaxx “Moneyfly” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 MaxPro Sound

    “Moneyfly” feels like a trap back to 2011. Juicy J, Rick Ross, LunchMoney Lewis, and MadMaxx created a time capsule record, falling between a car anthem and a stadium bop.

    Juicy raps well, employing his signature vocals and cadence over an immersive beat. Rozay especially stands out here; though everyone loves his slower, luxury type flow, his trap beat delivery often gets overlooked. He recaptured the vibes of a “BMF” or “Tupac Back” on this record.

    The best part of the song is the hook; it is simple, easily memorable, and has cool nuances scattered throughout. Shoutout to the rap veterans still doing this at a high level. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of06jf0pYfo?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • TiaCorine Featuring JID – “Backyard”

    TiaCorine 'Corinian' Cover ArtTiaCorine 'Corinian' Cover Art
    Image Credit: 2025 Interscope Records

    TiaCorine and JID delivered an alternative rap-type record with “Backyard.” The BPM and certain sounds lean more toward rock, but don’t get it confused, they bring the bars in full force.

    Tia reminded everyone why she burst onto the scene so hard a few years ago, attacking this beat with the precision of the Green Bay Packers defense. And JID, well, what is left to say? He can rap over any type of beat, fusing impressive wordplay with seamless flow switches and fun vocal inflections.

    “Backyard” is equally polished and rough, allowing their emotion to come through but also impressing listeners with its arrangement. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLdB8mNOLzM?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Rapsody – ‘MadRaps’

    Rapsody - 'MadRaps' Cover ArtRapsody - 'MadRaps' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 We Each Other, Inc., Jamla Records, under exclusive license to Roc Nation Distribution, LLC

    With MadRaps, Rapsody teams up with Madlib for a compact, two-track offering that feels both grounded and experimental—proof that she’s not only keeping pace with hip-hop’s evolution but also shaping it.

    On “Daddy’s Girl,” she floats over Madlib’s mournful production, confronting misogyny in the industry with razor-sharp wit and a boldness that never panders. “Avon Thru The Wire” finds her bending vocal identity through AI voice modulation, cleverly exploring gender perception while keeping lyrical substance intact.

    MadRaps is a daring, thought-provoking glimpse into Rapsody’s next chapter—short in length, rich in vision. – PB

  • Jermaine Dupri – ‘Magic City’

    Jermaine Dupri - 'Magic City' Cover ArtJermaine Dupri - 'Magic City' Cover Art
    Image Credit: So So Def Recordings

    Jermaine Dupri’s Magic City is a glitzy, bass-heavy tribute to the legendary Atlanta strip club, bringing together a stacked lineup of hometown heavyweights.

    The opener, “Tryna Beat The Thrill” featuring Skooly, sets the tone with energy to spare, while tracks like “A** Shake” (Quavo, Ludacris) and “This or That” featuring the late Rich Homie Quan stand out as undeniable highlights.

    Though the album’s momentum dips at times, the star power and cultural homage make Magic City worthy of a spin. – PB

  • Coi Leray Featuring G Herbo, Bktherula – “Pink Money”

    Coi Leray Featuring G Herbo & Bktherula – “Pink Money” Cover ArtCoi Leray Featuring G Herbo & Bktherula – “Pink Money” Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, under exclusive license from Trendsetter Studios
  • Peezy, Babyface Ray – “Let’s Talk About It”

    Peezy, Babyface Ray - "Let's Talk About It" Cover ArtPeezy, Babyface Ray - "Let's Talk About It" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 #Boyz Entertainment LLC / EMPIRE

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIqzdO7Tyno?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Bay Swag, Sheff G, Sleepy Hallow – “Lucky”

    Bay Swag, Sheff G, Sleepy Hallow - "Lucky" Cover ArtBay Swag, Sheff G, Sleepy Hallow - "Lucky" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Winners Circle Entertainment, Inc. & RCA Records

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWt_DvPcnTo?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Lady London – “Won’t Let You Down”

    Lady London - "Won't Let You Down" Cover ArtLady London - "Won't Let You Down" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Def Jam Recordings, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

  • Hit-Boy Featuring BabyTron, AZ Chike, Spank Nitti James – “Start Dissin’”

    Hit-Boy Featuring BabyTron, AZ Chike & Spank Nitti James - "Start Dissin'" Cover ArtHit-Boy Featuring BabyTron, AZ Chike & Spank Nitti James - "Start Dissin'" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Surf Club Inc

  • Raq Baby – ‘I Never Gave AF’

    Raq Baby - 'I Never Gave AF' Cover ArtRaq Baby - 'I Never Gave AF' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Santa Anna Label Group

  • Fredo Bang – ‘Kreature Muzik’

    Fredo Bang - 'Kreature Muzik' Cover ArtFredo Bang - 'Kreature Muzik' Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Bang Biz Entertainment, LLC / EMPIRE

  • Rio Da Yung OG – “Easy Kill”

    Rio Da Yung OG - "Easy Kill" Cover ArtRio Da Yung OG - "Easy Kill" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 M I N E Entertainment / EMPIRE

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA8CKd7CfHU?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Tony Shhnow – ‘Self Portrait’

    Tony Shhnow - 'Self Portrait' Cover ArtTony Shhnow - 'Self Portrait' Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Tony Shhnow / Create Music Group
  • BIA Featuring Key Glock – ‘Bianca’

    BIA - 'Bianca' Cover ArtBIA - 'Bianca' Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 BIA, under exclusive license to Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

  • 42 Dugg Featuring Doughboy Clay – “It Get Deeper Pt. 3”

    42 Dugg Featuring Doughboy Clay - "It Get Deeper Pt. 3" Cover Art42 Dugg Featuring Doughboy Clay - "It Get Deeper Pt. 3" Cover Art
    Image Credit: 4PF/CMG/Interscope Records

  • 41 – “Lisp”

    41 - "Lisp" Cover Art41 - "Lisp" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 RiteOrWrongKVH Entertainment, LLC, under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
  • PlaqueBoyMax, Rob49, Veeze – “Yea Yea” + “5Star”

    PlaqueBoyMax - "Yea Yea" + "5Star" Cover ArtPlaqueBoyMax - "Yea Yea" + "5Star" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 5$TAR under exclusive license to UMG Recordings, Inc., a Field Trip Recordings / Capitol Records release
  • Pluto Featuring Sexyy Red, NaNask – “Motion”

    Pluto 'Pluto World' Cover ArtPluto 'Pluto World' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 UMG Recordings, Inc

  • Wallie The Sensei Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Blxst – “Dip”

    Wallie the Sensei Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Blxst - "Dip" Cover ArtWallie the Sensei Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, Blxst - "Dip" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Cactus Jack Records, distributed by Stem
  • Luh Tyler, Larry June – “Young Player”

    Luh Tyler, Larry June - "Young Player" Cover ArtLuh Tyler, Larry June - "Young Player" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Luh Tyler under exclusive license to Motion Music, LLC and Atlantic Recording Corporation

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0avhoNC_0fA?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • BunnaB – “Eatcha Beatcha”

    BunnaB - "Eatcha Beatcha" Cover ArtBunnaB - "Eatcha Beatcha" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Ice Cream Girl Entertainment LLC under exclusive license to Artist Partner Group, Inc.

  • Theo Croker Featuring IDK, Sector 202 – “My Friend”

    Theo Croker Featuring IDK, Sector 202 - "My Friend" Cover ArtTheo Croker Featuring IDK, Sector 202 - "My Friend" Cover Art
    Image Credit: Dom Recs

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSrADTHeaSM?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Connie Diiamond – ‘Underdog Szn 2’

    Connie Diiamond - 'Underdog SZN 2' Cover ArtConnie Diiamond - 'Underdog SZN 2' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Def Jam Recordings, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.

  • Cory Gunz Featuring Nems, Whispers – “Fish Fry”

    Cory Gunz Featuring Nems, Whispers - "Fish Fry" Cover ArtCory Gunz Featuring Nems, Whispers - "Fish Fry" Cover Art
    Image Credit: Militia Entertainment
  • Obie Trice – “TBH”

    Obie Trice - "TBH" Cover ArtObie Trice - "TBH" Cover Art
    Image Credit: Greenback Records
  • Jay Fizzle Featuring Tastey Michelle- “F**k Det Ni**a F**k Det Bi**h”

    Jay Fizzle - 'Beat The Odds' Cover ArtJay Fizzle - 'Beat The Odds' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Paper Route Empire

  • King Iso – ‘Ghetto Psycho’

    King Iso - 'Ghetto Psycho' Cover ArtKing Iso - 'Ghetto Psycho' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Strange Music, Inc.

  • Shad – “K.I.S.S.” + “Islands”

    Shad - 'Start Anew' Cover ArtShad - 'Start Anew' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Shad under exclusive license to Secret City Records Inc.

  • YoDogg, Cardo Got Wings – “I Bet”

    YoDogg, Cardo Got Wings – “I Bet” Cover ArtYoDogg, Cardo Got Wings – “I Bet” Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

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PartyNextDoor, Drake, Ice Spice, Latto, Ice Cube
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PartyNextDoor, Drake, Ice Spice, Latto, Ice Cube

by jummy84 September 5, 2025
written by jummy84

Don Toliver, Buddah Bless & Kodak Black, Trippie Redd, Veeze, and other artists also deliver new selections.

2025 OVO Sound under exclusive license to Santa Anna Label Group and OVO under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings; 2025 Streamcut & RCA Records; © 2025 Lench Mob Records/Hitmaker Distro

Today is Friday, which means there are a ton of new releases to look forward to from some of your favorite Hip-Hop artists. To help you unwind and enjoy the weekend, check out VIBE’s picks of songs and albums you should hear and add to your soundtrack of weekend festivities.

  • PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake, Cash Cobain – “Somebody Loves Me Pt. 2”

    PARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake & Cash Cobain “Somebody Loves Me Pt. 2” cover artPARTYNEXTDOOR, Drake & Cash Cobain “Somebody Loves Me Pt. 2” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 OVO Sound under exclusive license to Santa Anna Label Group and OVO under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings

    As if a great song couldn’t get better, Cash Cobain put his Slizzy essence into one of the sleeper hits of the year, Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR’s “Somebody Loves Me.”

    Part two of the record is more sensual than the yearning first iteration, but the feelings are their just the same. Cash croons about a woman who lied to him and his emotional state, meanwhile Drake reflects on partying in Brooklyn and the various drugs women around him take.

    PND jumps in at the end and takes the listener to church, recalling the original song’s earworm hook. This is a truly satisfying remix. – Armon Sadler

  • Latto & Ice Spice – “Gyatt”

    Latto & Ice Spice “Gyatt” cover artLatto & Ice Spice “Gyatt” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 Streamcut & RCA Records

    By God, we’ve got a surprising reconciliation in the rap space. Latto and Ice Spice set aside their differences and subliminals in honor of making a banger for the rap space that was desperately needed.

    “Gyatt” is a tribute to the big booties and the people who like to shake them. Who better than two of Hip-Hop’s perennial twerkers to make this anthem? It is hands down one of Spice’s best songs in a long time, and Latto did what she does best.

    New York, Atlanta, and the country at large can get jiggy with this. And that’s what good music is all about. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1SdotpjkTU?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Ice Cube – “Before Hip Hop”

    Ice Cube - "Before Hip Hop" Cover ArtIce Cube - "Before Hip Hop" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Lench Mob Records/Hitmaker Distro

    With “Before Hip Hop,” Ice Cube delivers a booming, no-nonsense statement that not only sets the tone for his forthcoming album Man Up, but also reaffirms his status as one of rap’s most consistent veterans.

    Over thunderous production, Cube scoffs at the notion that Hip-Hop is to blame for the struggles within the Black community, spitting lines like “My pronouns will throw rounds/ Heartbeats will slow down/ Where’s the showdown?/ Your hood is a ghost town.”

    His pen remains razor-sharp, and his presence is just as commanding as it was decades ago. On “Before Hip Hop,” Cube shines while showing he’s still speaking truth to power—with grit, clarity, and purpose. – PB

  • Don Toliver – “Tiramisu”

    Don Toliver “Tiramisu” cover artDon Toliver “Tiramisu” cover art
    Image Credit: Cactus Jack / Donnway & Co / Atlantic Records, © 2025 Donnway & Co LLC, under exclusive license to Atlantic Recording Corporation

    Don Toliver’s “Tiramisu” is smooth. The mid-tempo beat is characterized by its use of hi-hats, drums, and synths.

    The highlight, per usual, is his smooth autotune-powered vocals and a pleasantly surprising falsetto. He also employs a nice flow in his verses, displaying a continual refinement in his delivery in a time where people are questioning how Don can hit that next level.

    He has put out great music for years, but seems to have hit a ceiling. “Tiramisu” isn’t necessarily an “Attitude” type banger that will take over airwaves, but it is one of his better records in the last few years. – AS

  • Buddah Bless, Kodak Black – “Owe Me”

    Kodak Black, Buddah Bless - "Owe Me" Cover ArtKodak Black, Buddah Bless - "Owe Me" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 B.U. Ent / Human Re Sources

    South Florida meets Atlanta on “Owe Me,” a slick new collab between Kodak Black and Buddah Bless that’s built for repeat spins.

    Kodak floats over Buddah’s catchy, bass-heavy production with lines like “Still getting paper in the pen, just made an M off the jack”—a reminder of his hustle and self-made status.

    The track follows Buddah’s star-studded debut single “See The World,” and further showcases his evolution from hit-making producer to full-fledged curator.

    “Owe Me” is a strong, replay-worthy entry from both that’s ready-made for the summer winddown and builds anticipation for Buddah Bless’ forthcoming debut album. – PB

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=II4ZBhftNVs?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Trippie Redd – “World Boss”

    Trippie Redd “World Boss” cover artTrippie Redd “World Boss” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 1400 Entertainment, Inc. / 10K Projects / Atlantic Recording Corp.

    Trippie Redd’s “World Boss” opens with a nice flip of Ashanti’s “Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)” before transitioning into his type rage rap.

    Admittedly, it is a bit of a jarring shift; initially, we expected him to go for some thing more melodic but the latter part of the song got chaotic. It certainly isn’t bad, but it is pretty standard for him.

    Nonetheless, he sounds good and the production is great. The hook is pretty simple and his verses are fine. The outro is also especially nice. In terms of progression, the song is well-structured, even if it is a bit disjointed. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ykDy_S97lA?feature=oembed&w=500&h=375]

  • Veeze – “L.O.A.T”

    Veeze “L.O.A.T.” cover artVeeze “L.O.A.T.” cover art
    Image Credit: 2025 Navy Wavy LLC, under exclusive license to Warner Records Inc.

    Veeze is back with his signature rasp and off-kilter rap. “L.O.A.T.” is high energy despite his lower tone. The beat is great, one of the better production efforts he has rapped on.

    He matches the movement of the production with his flow, switching cadences seamlessly. Like many rappers, he makes a reference to professional wrestling when describing to big women fighting with him – sensually, of course.

    Hip-Hop fans love acronyms, so learning the song title stands for “lamest of all time” ought to be pretty funny for them. Overall, very good song and a sign of Veeze moving in the right direction if a new album is on the way. – AS

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4H43ils7p6k?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Statik Selektah, Wais P, The Musalini – ‘Choose Or Lose’

    Statik Selektah, Wais P, The Musalini - 'Choose Or Lose' Cover ArtStatik Selektah, Wais P, The Musalini - 'Choose Or Lose' Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Perfect Time Music Group

    Statik Selektah’s Choose or Lose is a tightly curated dose of vintage boom-bap luxury, and the opening cut “Can A Player Live” draws listeners in for a smoothed-out sonic voyage.

    With The Musalini and Wais P at the helm, the track delivers razor-sharp verses steeped in street reportage and fly talk, elevated by Selektah’s jazzy, soul-laced production.

    Wais P’s slick declaration—“You’re with the Pimp King of New York/ Get off the porch, let’s pop corks/ Lubricate your thoughts”—is pure audio charisma.

    Add in standout cuts like “How to Knocka,” “Cashmere Coats,” and the Pimpin’ Ken-assisted “Pimpin Saved,” and this project cements itself among the week’s most compelling releases. If style, confidence, and craftsmanship are your vices, Choose or Lose is a no-brainer. – PB

  • Reuben Vincent, 9th Wonder – ‘Gotta Get It’

    Reuben Vincent, 9th Wonder - "Gotta Get It"/"Queen City" Cover ArtReuben Vincent, 9th Wonder - "Gotta Get It"/"Queen City" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Jamla Records, under exclusive license to Roc Nation Distribution

    Reuben Vincent and 9th Wonder‘s Gotta Get It maxi-single is a refreshing rarity in today’s Hip-Hop landscape—a two-sided release that balances soul, substance, and style.

    On the title track, Vincent raps with hunger and heart, dropping lines like “I gots to get paid/ Got family to feed, ain’t no time to be afraid,” painting the portrait of a young man driven by duty and ambition. Sampling Al B. Sure!’s “Nite N Day,” the track pairs nostalgic warmth with lyrical urgency.

    The B-side, “Queen City,” built on Donell Jones’ “Where I Wanna Be,” showcases Vincent’s roots and gives further insight into his foundation and mindset. With 9th Wonder’s seasoned production steering the ship, this solid effort is sure to elevate Vincent’s profile even more. – PB

  • Joyner Lucas – “NVM”

    Joyner Lucas - "NVM" Cover ArtJoyner Lucas - "NVM" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Twenty Nine Music Group Distributed by Tully

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0slhR2obZSE?feature=oembed&w=500&h=281]

  • Fredo Bang – ‘Traumatized Child’

    Fredo Bang - 'Traumatized Child' Cover ArtFredo Bang - 'Traumatized Child' Cover Art
    Image Credit: Bang Biz Entertainment, LLC / EMPIRE

    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb5nmlnQGbk?feature=oembed&w=500&h=375]

  • Ro$ama, Monaleo – “Bolaji”

    Ro$ama, Monaleo - "Bolaji" Cover ArtRo$ama, Monaleo - "Bolaji" Cover Art
    Image Credit: 600 ENT under exclusive license to UnitedMasters LLC
  • Fred again.., Skepta, PlaqueBoyMax – “Victory Lap Five”

    Fred again.., Skepta, PlaqueBoyMax - "Victory Lap Five" Cover ArtFred again.., Skepta, PlaqueBoyMax - "Victory Lap Five" Cover Art
    Image Credit: Atlantic Records UK
  • Rich Amiri – “In & Out”

    Rich Amiri - "In & Out" Cover ArtRich Amiri - "In & Out" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Internet Money Records / 10K Projects
  • Belly Gang Kushington Featuring YKNIECE – “Friend Do (Remix)”

    Belly Gang Kushington Featuring YKNIECE - "Friend Do" Cover ArtBelly Gang Kushington Featuring YKNIECE - "Friend Do" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 Belly Gang Kushington/LVRN Records (Love Renaissance)

  • Cappadonna – “Another Dose”

    Cappadonna - "Another Dose" Cover ArtCappadonna - "Another Dose" Cover Art
    Image Credit: © 2025 DNA Music / Hitmaker Distro

  • Dess Dior Featuring BJRNCK – “IDC”

    Dess Dior Featuring BJRNCK - "IDC" Cover ArtDess Dior Featuring BJRNCK - "IDC" Cover Art
    Image Credit: ℗ 2025 Big Dess Entertainment under exclusive license to UnitedMasters LLC

  • Big Moochie Grape – “Raww Dawwg”

    Big Moochie Grape - 'Eat Or Get Ate 2 (Deluxe)'Big Moochie Grape - 'Eat Or Get Ate 2 (Deluxe)'
    Image Credit: Paper Route EMPIRE

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