Ay, OJ Da Juiceman triumphantly returned to Hip-Hop last week during Atlanta’s return to the top with Playboi Carti’s takeover. Rap remains a force of constant reinvention, with artists pushing creative limits, crossing into new industries, and navigating public scrutiny. As the culture expands, its influence only grows stronger, shaping music, fashion, and entertainment on a global scale.
Meanwhile, Will Smith is staging a long-awaited musical comeback. After two decades away from hip-hop, he announced plans to release Based on a True Story in 2025, marking his return to the studio and the stage. The project will coincide with his first-ever world tour, signaling a full-circle moment for the rapper-turned-Hollywood icon. Given his past success with radio-friendly hits and feel-good anthems, fans are eager to see how he reinvents himself in today’s landscape.
This past week brought a mix of music, legal drama, and career shifts that kept fans engaged. From OJ Da Juiceman’s return to Wale introducing his new self to Drew Sidora’s transition from reality star to singer, here’s all the new music you might have missed this week.
OJ Da Juiceman Is Back, Ay, With Part 2
The Atlanta rap legend returns with his signature ab-libs and colorful street raps in the sequel to his debut. The album features collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Trap Dickey, Mac Boney, and Duke Deuce. OJ Da Juiceman’s signature flow and clever wordplay are on full display throughout, making it a must-listen for fans of the genre.
Kevin Gates Is “Right Where I’m Supposed to Be”
The latest single is a reflective anthem of perseverance and purpose. Over a soulful yet hard-hitting beat, he delivers raw, introspective lyrics about overcoming struggles and embracing destiny. His signature melodic flow adds depth to the song’s message of resilience and self-acceptance. With heartfelt storytelling and powerful conviction, the song captures his journey, reinforcing his belief that every challenge has led him to this moment.
Wale Returns In All “Blanco”
Building anticipation of his upcoming album, the new single explores themes such as identity, personal struggles, and societal issues in his music. Lyrically, he dives deeper into his self-expression and allows the words to perfectly express his emotions.
Tay Money Serves Up “Donuts” As America’s Sweet Heart
A lead-up to her anticipated album, the song drips with unapologetic Southern swagger, wrapping bold, commanding lyrics in a bass-heavy, trap-laced groove. Her raw delivery oozes confidence, seducing listeners with a fearless blend of power and allure. The music video amplifies her magnetic energy, capturing the essence of a woman who knows exactly what she wants. With thunderous 808s and hypnotic melodies, the track pulses through the body, leaving an intoxicating rhythm that refuses to fade.
Supa King & Tay Money Talk That Freaky Sh*t But Don’t “Tell On Me”
Taking a trip to Dallas to link up with Big Tay, the collaboration allows the two rap stars to exchange freaky tales. The third installment is even more raunchy, addictive, and seductive than the previous remakes.
Icewear Veezo, Big Sean, & Peezy Prove They Are “Worth Something”
Detroit links up in an impactful collaboration that is a flex-fest that provides a launching point for the trio to celebrate their accomplishments over a hard-hitting instrumental. Sean Don takes center stage on the track with a refreshing verse that provides fans with his vintage self.
Key Glock Returns To Greatness With “No Sweat”
The first release of his new journey, the Memphis superstar delivers a confident, hard-hitting anthem that showcases his signature swagger. Over a thumping beat, he delivers sharp, self-assured bars about success, resilience, and staying unbothered by competition. His effortless flow and commanding presence make the track a testament to his grind and unwavering focus. The single reinforces his status as a dominant voice in a modern trap, blending street wisdom with catchy hooks and slick production.
B.G. Addresses The Right To Freedom Of Speech
In his triumphant return, the new album is a raw, unfiltered reflection of life. It shows us New Orleans. Showcasing his gritty lyricism and streetwise storytelling. Released in 1996, the album captures the realities of hustling, survival, and ambition over bass-heavy beats and eerie melodies. Tracks like “Cash Money Is an Army” highlight his signature flow and allegiance to Cash Money Records. It cements his new legacy as a rising force in Southern hip-hop, setting the stage for his later success.
Lil MC Infects Us With Dark Feminine Energy
She has solidified herself as a force on stage—delivering raw, commanding performances that demand attention. In the new collection, she proves that she is more than just an artist. As one of the only 3% of female producers worldwide, she’s a trailblazer for women in hip-hop. The project is the perfect original point for newfound fans.
Shoreline Mafia Gets “Back In Business”
A hard-hitting anthem that reasserts the group’s dominance in West Coast hip-hop. Over a menacing beat, the track delivers braggadocious bars, infectious flows, and the group’s signature laid-back yet confident energy. The production blends heavy bass with eerie melodies, creating a soundscape that feels both gritty and hypnotic. The song is a statement of resilience, proving the duo’s presence remains strong in the rap game.
RHOA’s Drew Sidora Returns Ready To Claim I Did It To Me
The RHOA reality star reintroduces herself with a nine-song album. Blending soulful melodies with modern R&B, the project explores self-reflection, resilience, and transformation. The title track delves into personal growth, while “Love 4 a Min,” featuring Torica and Sierra Gates, captures fleeting romance. Best known for acting and reality TV, Sidora reclaims her musical roots with a deeply personal and emotionally rich album.
Jorja Smith & Major League DJz Want You To “Come With Me”
The attention-grabbing collaboration is a mesmerizing fusion of soulful vocals and Amapiano rhythms. Smith’s velvety voice glides over hypnotic log drums and atmospheric production, creating a track that feels both intimate and electrifying. The song’s lyrics invite listeners into a world of passion and escapism, while DJs infuse their signature South African house sound, making Come With Me a seamless blend of R&B and Amapiano energy.
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