Westside Gunn represents the underground against the biggest names in rap. The season is quickly heating up, with The Weeknd controlling the charts last week and Drake about to take over this weekend. The emerging new artists release catchy new music while the Titans clash. And with festivals and tours around the corner, new artists are capitalizing on the opportunity to feed the streets.
Super Bowl LIX put hip-hop at the forefront this week with a memorable performance by Kendrick Lamar. To seize the moment, many labels are promoting their newest acts to build future plans to grace the NFL stage. There were plenty of must-hear tracks from buzzing newcomers this week.
From Westside Gunn’s latest installment to Jack Harlow dropping another promising track to Gucci Mane’s return, here’s a list of new songs you might have missed this week.
Westside Gunn Keeps The Hermes series going with 12
Westside Gunn rallies a trio of buzzing rap stars to elevate his signature style in his ongoing series. The latest collective is ambitious, flashy, and crafty. The album is perfect for any wrestling and hip-hop lover as Gunn drops highlighted cuts on the project, like “Adam Page,” “Outlander,” and “Bury Me With A Stove.”
King Combs Acknowledges Mother On “One More Prayer”
Grief never ends, but King Combs expresses his love with a clever new track. The heir reflects on past teachings while soul-searching for his future. Combs is calmer than the norm. The song’s message is enlightening, inspiring, and beautiful.
Jack Harlow’s newfound ambition will “Set You Free”
Jackman’s edgy new rap style gets better and better as he prepares his next album. The rap star is rougher, rugged, and slicker than ever. Eager to build his stock for the next deal, Harlow demonstrates just how solid his songs can be whether on or off the charts.”Set You Free” is quickly climbing the charts.
Honey Bxby Goes Crazy Like “Left Eye”
The new track flips Mobb Deep’s classic “Quiet Storm” into a sultry yet lethal anthem, laced with Honey’s signature blend of streetwise storytelling and honeyed vocals “I’ll set the house on fire, I’ll burn it to the ground / I get to actin’ out and blacking out, I cannot hear a sound,” she means every word. The track—already turning heads with its fearless attitude and undeniable energy—now gets the explosive, revenge-fueled visuals it deserves.
Omega The Poet & Curtis Williams Tells The Introspective Story Of A “Boy”
The duo returns triumphantly with a powerful and introspective track that brilliantly captures the essence of the human experience. Their latest collaboration with Curtis Williams—esteemed for his work with A$AP Rocky, J.I.D., and Wiz Khalifa—boldly tackles the theme of legacy and defiantly rejects the concept of sainthood. This captivating, complex piece is not only smooth but also leaves a lasting impression that resonates well beyond its final notes.
Political Peak “Make It” Big On Promising New Track
After drawing huge attention with buzzing tracks such as “Aware,” “Arch,” and “Who Sent You,” the Brixton rap star elevates to new heights with his energetic new track. Describing the making of “Make It,” the rising star said, “When I heard the beat, I knew I had to make a statement. this track is about staying consistent and excelling, no matter the challenges or negative energies. Life is what you make it — that’s the message.” A product of his environment, the emerging star finds promise in his message of success and perseverance. “Make It” is a testament to the journey. It’s an anthem for anyone determined to push past obstacles.
Miles Minnick and Jon Keith Made You “Look”
From the Bay to San Diego, the duo linked with producer Enzo Gran for an intriguing track about God’s blessings. This collaboration offers the latest glimpse into what fans can expect from their forthcoming WEST INDIES project. “I want ‘LOOK’ to help people dwell on the goodness of God and the way that he’s kept His promises throughout all time,” says Jon Keith. “I also want people to have as much fun as Miles and I had while making it.” It’s the perfect origin point for newfound fans.
Gucci Mane Has A Wild “Preference”
The new track celebrates La Flare’s 45th birthday. In the song, he displays his evolution from a gritty past. Remembering the past, he proves that his new style still has familiar traits but is brand new. The follow-up to Breathe of Fresh Air is on the way.
Jorja Smith & AJ Tracey Have A “Crush” On Each Other
U.K. Rap and R&B connect for a vibrant new track by an essential duo. Jorja showcases a side to her we’ve yet to see from her and her sound. The catchy track has fans hoping for more from the duo. “Crush” is set to hit the top of the charts in no time.
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