mixtape

Luh Tyler

Luh Tyler showed us his hand when he dropped the now title track to this mixtape, and he's bringing more of that 2000s aesthetic here.

De La Soul

The aura surrounding De La Soul was already so fascinating, but this rerelease for the masses shows that even more so somehow.

Terrace Martin

West Coast-based jazz musician Terrace Martin has emerged with his first album of 2025, the subtle "Albion Files."

2hollis

2hollis has been receiving comparisons to Charli xcx lately and we can see that, especially with this glitchy pop record in "star."

Kevin Gates

Kevin Gates brings a lot of contrast in terms of tone on his new album, and it helps prove that he's still "Him."

Clipse

Let God Sort Em Out is The Clipse's fourth album in a catalog that includes classic albums Lord Willin’ and Hell Hath No Fury.

Montana 700

Montana 700 signed a deal with 300 Entertainment in February 2025. He is one of the driving forces in the New Dallas movement

Curren$y

Curren$y hasn't added to his fan-favorite "Andretti" series since 2016, but he's brought it back this year and we are glad he did.

Burna Boy

Burna Boy’s No Sign of Weakness is the Afrobeats superstar’s eighth album. He credits the album as the evolution of his signature sound.

Pink Siifu

Pink Siifu returns with the deluxe edition of BLACK’!ANTIQUE.

Your Old Droog

Your Old Droog is back with a new five-track EP which comes with features from Count Bass D and even Kenny Segal.

Kenny Mason

Kenny Mason hasn't missed yet, and with fans anticipating a new project, the artist came through with a three-track EP.