Lil Delo (@delo7135) - "Moving Righteous" (Video)

Jackson, Mississippi artist Lil Delo released his official music video for his latest single entitled "Moving Righteous".

Slugga Tee - "First Kill Out" (Video)

After nearly 6 years away, Jacksonville rapper Slugga Tee returns with “First Day Out” the official music video marking the beginning of a new chapter. Known for records including “Murda Twinz” with Y&R Mookey, “Interrogation,” “Murda Twinz Remix” featuring Pooh Shiesty, and “Y&R” with Foolio, Slugga Tee is back with new music and a new run.

ADRIAN JUNIOR f/ Demrick - "Get With Me" (G Mix)

West Coast hip-hop has always thrived on authenticity, and "Get With Me (G Mix)" finds ADRIAN JUNIOR leaning into that tradition with confidence. The record blends polished production with a laid-back, street-ready energy that feels equally at home in a car playlist or a late-night summer function. ADRIAN JUNIOR delivers his verses with purpose, balancing charisma and lyrical precision without trying to overcomplicate the message. The hook is memorable, giving the track replay value while staying true to its West Coast identity. Rather than chasing trends, the record embraces a timeless sound that respects the genre's roots while still feeling current. The addition of West Coast mainstay Demrick, elevates the remix naturally. Demrick brings a seasoned performance that complements ADRIAN JUNIOR . Their chemistry makes the collaboration feel earned rather than manufactured. Instead of sounding like a feature added for name recognition, the collaboration feels organic. The artists trade energy seemlessly. Production-wise, the beat provides plenty of space for both artists to shine. Clean drums, a smooth groove, and a confident mix create a record that DJs can easily work into their sets. It's the kind of song that grows stronger with every listen, revealing subtle details in both the production and performances. Overall, "Get With Me (G Mix)" is another solid step forward for ADRIAN JUNIOR, showing his ability to collaborate with respected artists while continuing to build his own identity.

EST Gee (@ESTGee) - "SOMETIMES" (Video)

Kentucky & CMG artist EST Gee released his official music video for his buzzing new single entitled "SOMETIMES", out now on all music streaming services.

Fatt Smaxk - "THOMASVILLE DAYS" (Video)

Atlanta fast rising artist Fatt Smaxk drops off his official music video for his single called "THOMASVILLE DAYS", out now everywhere.

FattMack (@FattMack223) - "Mr. Did It By Hisself 3" (Album)

"Mr. Did It By Hisself 3" by FattMack is the Mobile, Alabama rapper's second album of 2026 following "McKenzie 2.0." FattMack has been making a name for himself in the 2020s, and the Alabama rapper wants to make sure you know he did it by himself. His new album Mr. Did It By Hisself 3 represents his second release of 2026, following the release of the McKenzie 2.0 expansion back in February of this year. On this newest LP, Mack enlisted guests Polo G, ThereGoMarcus, Jay Montana, BabyDrill, and Big Yavo. Mr. Did It By Hisself 3 has a lot of different sides to it, whether it's bouncy and bubbly trap or more buzzy and boisterous rage-adjacent bangers. In any case, the lengthy tracklist won't satisfy all, but there are some highlights to take note of for sure. - via HotNewHipHop

Nickoe (@Day1_Nickoe) - "I Got What You Need" (Video)

Jackson, Mississippi and L.I.E To Me Music Group artist Nickoe has released the official music video for his latest track, “I Got What You Need.” The visual was directed and shot by Big Tee Visuals, bringing Nickoe’s Southern street-inspired sound to life with a gritty, cinematic presentation. On the track, Nickoe puts his own spin on the classic “Thug Motivation 101” by Jeezy, flipping the familiar production and delivering his signature flow, energy, and perspective. “I Got What You Need” showcases Nickoe’s ability to pay homage to a Southern hip-hop classic while creating something distinctly his own. With the official video now available, Nickoe continues to build momentum out of Jackson, Mississippi, representing both his city and the L.I.E To Me Music Group movement.