Maxo Kream surfaced with a buzzworthy new album, while Hip-Hop continues to enjoy Tyler’s run this week. With only a month left in 2024, rap continues to surprise the world with impactful music week after week. Atop the new music, the genre creates iconic moments weekly as emerging stars capitalize on their introductions.
Cardi B may have delayed her promised album, but many have committed to their promises with new albums to close the year. New acts get the new year started early with the release of buzzing tracks this week you should get familiar with. From Maxo Kream’s return to Snoop Dogg gives us more Missionary to French Montana popping out, here is a list of all the new music you might have missed this week.
Maxo Kream Takes A Look At His Personification
Staying true to himself, the artist’s latest album displays his growth as a man and musician. He experiments with new sounds and continues impactful storytelling. He shreds his street persona with a mature, business-minded persona.
Jessie Reyez & Ari Lennox Give It Up “Just Like That”
Ari joins an exciting year for Jessie that includes a standout collaboration with Lil Wayne. The ballad about love and loyalty showcases the superstars’ undeniable sound. The surprising collaboration is a soon-to-be chart-topping hit.
Jack Harlow Flirts Some More On “Hello, Miss Johnson”
Entering a new era in his career, the latest single displays his love language to secure the heart of the potential love interest. Known as a playboy, the new single is heartfelt and inspired by the Outkast classic. Perfect for cuffing season.
Snoop Dogg & Dr. Dre Drops Something “Out Da Blue”
Another Missionary preview, the latest single displays more of the duo’s undeniable chemistry that spans decades. Acknowledging the Doggfather’s LBC roots, the custom production adds to the West Coast’s iconic legacy. The new album is a great addition to the unforgettable 2024 takeover.
Tyga Spots The Fakes So “Don’t Be Fooled”
T-Raww builds up anticipation for a radio-friendly album with a catchy track that delivers more of his flossy lyrics with a memorable hook. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right?
French Montana Asks You To Give Him “One More Chance”
After spending the summer on the road, Montana drops another potential international anthem. The track celebrates his mother. The song has all the elements of another chart-topping sing-a-long.
Fat Trel Is Boosa’s Keeper
After dropping “Psalm 1,” he expands his latest album with the anticipated deluxe version. The DMV rap star adds new tracks and features by Big Boogie, Millyz, Skilla Baby, and Renni Rucci. The expansion lives up to the expectations and beyond.
Paul Wall Enlists With Big K.R.I.T., Freeway, Berner, Termanology, & Rich The Factor As A “Underground Ambassador”
Joined by a group of slick-talking lyricists, the collaboration praises the underground’s impactful legacy. Everyone on the track honors the sub-genre with iced-out rhymes and candy-painted production. If you love the traditional Southern charm, you will become addicted as soon as the beat drops.
Tye Harris & Dhestini Blu Try Find A Middle At “Blu’s Table Talk”
Move over Jada. The collaboration addresses the issues of a relationship to find common ground and create a stronger bond. Blu showcases buzz-worthy vocals about acknowledging her flaws and contributions while Harris cross-ex with bars about compromising. The two put the past behind them and repair their love. A must-hear track for lovers.
BlakeIANA Introduces Herself With Back On The Field
The 16-track mixtape makes a statement that showcases the St. Louis newcomer’s bold individuality, blending raw authenticity with musical prowess. It reflects an unwavering commitment to living life on her own terms and unapologetic confidence. It is the perfect introduction to a promising future for the artist and fans.
TJ Carroll Hits Us With 2-Pieces In “Road Trip” & “Just Say That”
A preparation for the anticipated album, Closer To The Water, the tracks take us on quite the journey. “I wrote this song from a place of wanting to get out of my city and see something different. Sometimes, I get tired of seeing the same things repeatedly. God made a beautiful world, and I want to see it,” says TJ.
Mo3 & Tye Harris Shares How They “Came Up 2”
The late rap star and established Dallas hitmaker preaches about their days on the grind in the promising hit. Sticking to the code and gospel made them legends. Another hit from the posthumous album. Rest in peace to Mo3.
Miles Minnick & Jon Keith Proves Why I’m “Him”
The new collaboration in the forthcoming West Indies album represents the boldness of knowing Big G will slide on our behalf regardless of the situation. About the collaboration, Keith says, “We wanted to make a song that brought believers together but also unified the whole West Coast. We love our state and really want to see God move through California.”
Hashi Senjoo Calls Up Paul Wall, Tye Harris, Chalie Boy, Dorrough, & Young Smoody To Say “I Dunn Swung”
The posse cut for the new Texas anthem connects H-Town with Triple D on a thrill ride. The song contains lyrics instructing fans how to properly ride down the street in the cleanest whip. Hop in the ride and swang it to this remix immediately.
CrudChapo x Allstar JR Get “Paid In Full”
In this new project, emerging stars showcase their ability to rap alongside some of the best in the business. A nine-track collection of songs features both artists going toe-to-toe lyrically. Their verses match undeniable verses that will surely be respected in the streets.
Nuno1K Is The Hardest Migo In Da DMV
The dynamic recording artist showcased his growth through standout tracks such as “Why They Mad,” “Money On Em,” and the Big Flock-assisted banger “Popeyes.” His 17-track project showcases his rise to prominence and hints at his future.
Wildboy Brings Out The Energy on “Throwback Wild”
The impactful cut remembers the emerging star’s old ways. Featuring some exciting bars, the track showcases the gritty style that has helped him become one of Virginia’s most exciting artists.
ShaqO Makes Introduction With Self-Titled LP
Motivated by the new surge of West Coast hip-hop, the rising star introduces himself to a worldwide audience with signature rhymes over regional productions. Known for his hit song “Mr. Do It Up,” he builds on the momentum with standout tracks about his personal struggles on the road to greatness.
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