Lil Tjay (@liltjay) - "They Just Ain’t You" (Album)

Lil Tjay returns with his fourth studio album. Lil Tjay is entering a new chapter with his new album They Just Ain’t You. The project serves as the official follow-up to his third studio album, 222, which dropped back in 2023. The Bronx native has been vocal about the project in recent weeks, framing it as both a personal reset and a bold statement. He's been in the news for other reasons, but recently made it clear while speaking with TMZ, that he’s not carrying any outside tension into this era. With this release, Tjay looks to balance honesty and momentum, positioning They Just Ain’t You as both a continuation of his sound and a step forward. - via HotNewHipHop

Fetty P Franklin (@PFranklin626) - "GRIND IT UP" (Video)

North Carolina rising artist Fetty P Franklin released his official music video for his single entitled "GRIND IT UP", out now everywhere.

The Phoenix Within (@thephoenixwithi) - "ABUSO" (Video)

The Phoenix Within is an independent NYC-based alternative prog-rock band, that incorporates diverse elements and styles of rock into their boundless heavy soundscape. The band is fronted by Omar Feliciano and is backed by Nick Narlis on bass guitar, John Narlis on guitar, and drummers James Narlis and Steve Khan. Their songs are lyrically dense and emotionally charged always walking a thin line between hard rock elements and heavy felt vulnerability. Their themes explore topics such as resilience, perseverance, and the underdog mentality. Their first release for 2025 titled, “War Machines” seeks to explore and raise questions about the essence of human wars, aiming to develop an understanding of its origins, executions, and, most crucially, how it can be avoided. Essentially, this song calls for a reflection on the lessons learned from past wars and conflict to foster a mindset geared toward the prevention of others rather than repetition. Their single, “Next” tackled mass shootings and gun violence awareness in the United States and enjoyed airplay end of 2025/ beginning of 2026 on MTV's METAL THRASHING MADNESS. The song “Contender” speaks to anyone who has had to face down adversity, feeling like they’ve failed but somehow getting through it, ready to swing. “Abuso” tackles the heavy topic of being in an abusive relationship and/or situation, but with the positive spin of making it out. Live band performances are raw and uninhibited, managing to harness an indescribable energy, that is syphoned and reshared with the crowd. With major festival appearances such as INKcarceration, Blue Ridge Rock Festival, Summit Fest, Launch Music Conference, and the Electric City Music Conference under their belt, The Phoenix Within grows more ambitious, reaching their audiences wherever they may be. Through an ever-evolving artistry that never stops working, The Phoenix Within is a band that is here to stay, a testament to the power of words, music, and resilience.

Fox BD (@Cavin_Paige) - "Stratxh My Bakk, Ima Stratxh Yours" (Video)

West Memphis, Arkansas rising artist Fox BD drops off his official music video for his latest single entitled "Stratxh My Bakk, Ima Stratxh Yours", out now everywhere.

The Phoenix Within (@thephoenixwithi) - "CONTENDER" (Video)

The Phoenix Within is an independent NYC-based alternative prog-rock band, that incorporates diverse elements and styles of rock into their boundless heavy soundscape. The band is fronted by Omar Feliciano and is backed by Nick Narlis on bass guitar, John Narlis on guitar, and drummers James Narlis and Steve Khan. Their songs are lyrically dense and emotionally charged always walking a thin line between hard rock elements and heavy felt vulnerability. Their themes explore topics such as resilience, perseverance, and the underdog mentality. Their first release for 2025 titled, “War Machines” seeks to explore and raise questions about the essence of human wars, aiming to develop an understanding of its origins, executions, and, most crucially, how it can be avoided. Essentially, this song calls for a reflection on the lessons learned from past wars and conflict to foster a mindset geared toward the prevention of others rather than repetition. Their single, “Next” tackled mass shootings and gun violence awareness in the United States and enjoyed airplay end of 2025/ beginning of 2026 on MTV's METAL THRASHING MADNESS. “Abuso” tackles the heavy topic of being in an abusive relationship and/or situation, but with the positive spin of making it out. The song “Contender” speaks to anyone who has had to face down adversity, feeling like they’ve failed but somehow getting through it, ready to swing. Live band performances are raw and uninhibited, managing to harness an indescribable energy, that is syphoned and reshared with the crowd. With major festival appearances such as INKcarceration, Blue Ridge Rock Festival, Summit Fest, Launch Music Conference, and the Electric City Music Conference under their belt, The Phoenix Within grows more ambitious, reaching their audiences wherever they may be. Through an ever-evolving artistry that never stops working, The Phoenix Within is a band that is here to stay, a testament to the power of words, music, and resilience.

CO3 - "No Handouts" (Album)

Memphis, Tennessee risig artist CO3 drops off his new project "No Handouts". "No Handouts" is a 12 track project that includes features from BabyCrook on "Kill Da Function" & PooRu on "20K On My Head". CO3 got some fire tracks on this such as "Trendsetter", "Kick It With Bop" & "Quittin Rap".

Big Grip (@ynpgrip) - "Fck The Market" (Video)

Big Grip releases “Fck The Market,” the latest official video from his new project Get Rich Or Keep Tryin. A solo rapper from Eastside Atlanta raised in Covington, Georgia, Big Grip has been moving steadily through the Pack Power run with a string of official drops that show the pace of his output rather than a stop-start rollout. Before “Fck The Market,” he released “Black Truck” featuring CEO Trayle and “Slanger,” both produced by CashOut Beatz, then followed with “PNoid” featuring Bally Baby and “Math Class,” again working with CashOut Beatz while pushing visuals shot by 1Way Films and Gawds Vision. Along the way, Grip has continued building within a lane tied to street records, visuals, and consistent releases, with notable connections including Big Moochie Grape, Johnny Cinco, and No Plug.