Established hip-hop and R&B stars such as The Dream, Vince Staples, and JAŸ-Z weather the ICEMAN‘s storm this week with reintroductions. From album sequels to new directions to refreshing classics, many of rap’s biggest stars navigate the cold front of Drake while summer is upon us. And with summer comes the annual Hot 97 Summerjam.
New artist Molly Santana may have had the biggest spotlight this week, thanks to Drizzy; however, a few other newcomers made impacts during the big freeze. The “Song of the Summer” rages on with Drake’s “Janice STFU” as a new candidate against other recent hits from superstars like Bruno Mars, Baby Keem, and Ella Langley.
Although the week was filled with big headlines, there was plenty of new music that is worth the mention this week. From Vince Staples making another controversial statement to Roga Raph introducing himself to Mozzy bringing it back to the crib, here’s a complete list of all the new music you might have missed this week.
The Dream Wants Her To “Bring That Body”
The Love King prepares the sequel to one of the greatest R&B albums of a generation with a signature new love song. He continues to hypnotize with words about the woman’s body. He reminds us why he’s one of the greatest songwriters of the 2000s.
Vince Staples Causes More Mayhem While He Waves The “White Flag”
The Long Beach superstar’s new direction is radical. The latest track from the upcoming Cry Baby album picks up where the first single left off. The new direction will address necessary subjects such as politics and culture.
Hit-Boy Takes Us Back To The Early 2000s To Become A “Franchise Boy”
The West Coast producer takes us back to the 2000s Atlanta sound for the booty-bouncing new track. While the women shake their asses, he raps about big white tees and dance moves. Whatever the superproducer is preparing for the summer, it’s gonna be hot.
JAŸ-Z Asks Again, “Who You Wit”
More classics receive a refresh as the Brooklyn native gears up for his highly anticipated anniversary concerts at Yankee Stadium this summer. Getting back into his pimp game, the old is still amazing as the original day it was released.
Reuben Vincent Will Be Conniving To Get Her “Anything”
Featuring his girlfriend, the popular TDE act’s latest visual for the 9th Wonder collaboration recreates the comedy classic, “Half Baked.” As the rap star expresses his love for the leading lady, he navigates a well-budgeted date night. So far, so good.
Yungeen Ace Is Completely “Honest” In New Freestyle
The Florida rap star speaks the truth over the Future classic. He recalls the pain, the joy, and the fallen as he tries to figure out how he made it out. The road to success isn’t as pretty as you think.
Mozzy & WeezGotti Prove “Mudd Thicker” Than Water
The Yo Gotti protege continues to uplift emerging artists from his region with his latest collaboration. It is signature West Coast hip-hop filled with gritty street lingo over infectious production.
The Dream + MORE Hip-Hop Music You Might Have Missed This Week
Fetty P. Franklin Is All About That “Zelle Money”
The emerging North Carolina rap star continues to promote his anticipated album with the latest money-motivated track. With summer on the way, he gets to the bag with a variety of hustles. He also puts us up on game about succeeding in the paper chase.
mgk + Wiz Khalifa Got “Everything Tatted”
Before they hit the road together, the longtime friends and collaborators gear up for the Blog Era Boys album with their latest track about their favorite pastime. Showing off their entire inked body because they don’t give a f*ck. The latest single and album are a celebration that will lead into a summertime extravaganza.
Paul Wall Needs A Little “Elbow Room”
Taking it back to H-Town, the legend continues to prove his immortality. Raps about the white walls and swangin’ brings The People’s Champ back to the forefront of hip-hop like other legends from his era.
Roga Raph Takes Us To A “Better Place”
Exploring ambition and the drive to reach beyond the everyday, the track is both reflective and relatable. Moody soundscapes, layered melodies, and thoughtful lyricism come together to form a record that’s as emotive as it is authentic. The song continues to solidify his place in the underground hip-hop scene, advancing his sound while staying true to his unique artistic vision.
Fakefree KP Introduces Himself With “What It Be”
The newest signee to Ruff Ryders spits a venomous flow filled with that signature aggression and street mentality that made the label great in the 90s. He’s fierce, hungry, and incredibly talented. The Philadelphia artist ushers in a new era for the Double R, picking up where the original left off.
Sauce Gohan & Stiff Barbie Are Wild’n Out In The “Trenches”
The Sayian and the Barb take their talents to the streets and show why they are next up in the new collaboration. While one delivers the hustling lingo, the other represents the ladies with a flashy rap that fits perfectly.
Nino Breeze Wants You To “Say My Name”
The track uses repetition and assertive delivery to reinforce self-branding and presence in the industry. The Florida rap star frames his name as reputation and survival, tying personal history to ambition. He demands acknowledgment in competitive hip-hop spaces.
Sauce Walka Brags In Your “Face Ass”
Known for his unique flow, the Houston superstar delivers braggadocious verses with a comedic hook and makes it a hit. The song is for the haters who can’t stand to see him getting money in so many ways, as he is coming down in the latest slab.
Joey BadA$$ & Red Bull 1520 Writes A “Love Letter To The Game”
The Brooklyn emcee, alongside the popular energy drink, shares a heartfelt letter to the culture that changed his life. Speaking from the soul, he acknowledges how he fell in love with the beats and rhymes, and the impact that hip-hop has on the soul.
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