New Releases

The newly 18-year-old online personality claimed to have generated over a million dollars in three hours on the adult content platform.

The rapper/singer confirmed he's been sitting on the project since 2020.

The rapper initially released '2014 Forest Hills Drive' on December 9, 2014.

The Atlanta rapper's second solo album is due out Oct. 13.

The North Carolina rapper's latest offering follows previously released tracks "The Water (Freestyle) and his collaboration with J. Cole and Anderson .Paak, "Two Tens."

Earlier this year, the Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five legend said Em is only considered a top-five rapper ever because he's white.

The track marks the fourth single the Florida rapper has released ahead of her forthcoming 'Pix Tape EP.'

The release arrives as Zack Bia continues to open for Drake on the It's All a Blur Tour.

It’s hard to keep up with new tracks every week. With a bevy of songs being released every day, we made a list highlighting new tracks from Canadian artists.

The Memphis rapper is back with new material after dropping the deluxe edition of her debut EP in March.

The artist announced a change of plans after he previewed a new track on social media.

More than two months after dropping her latest offering "Red Ruby Da Sleeze," Nicki Minaj returns with a new music video for the hard-hitting single.

Nearly seven years after dropping his hit single "Tiimmy Turner," Desiigner has released a sequel after checking into a mental health facility.

Nas confesses to being a bad father to his first-born daughter Destiny Jones on "Runaway," a standout track off Swizz Beatz's new EP Hip Hop 50: Vol. 2.

Ahead of the release of his forthcoming album, due out this year via Columbia Records, Dominic Fike returns with his new single "Dancing In The Courthouse."

A year after teasing a joint project with No I.D., Saba returns with "Back in Office," his first official collaboration with the legendary Chicago producer.

Fresh off dropping her first new song of 2023, Bed-Stuy rapper Lola Brooke taps Latto and Yung Miami for the remix of her breakout hit "Don't Play With It."

Fresh off donating $100,000 to Grambling State University's iconic marching band, E-40 returns to his alma mater's campus in the music video for "Bands."