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Brooklyn newcomer Jay Critch seemed to be on everyone’s radar in 2017 after linking up with Rich The Kid for “Did It Again” and signing to his Rich Forever label.

Why Don’t We’s “Fallin' (Adrenaline)” is their latest hit, and it’s already racked up 14 million YouTube views to date.

BIA stopped by Genius studios to discuss her latest hit “LONDON,” which has been streamed over 15 million times on Spotify to date.

Afro B’s “Drogba (Joanna)” has found a strong audience with more than 41 million YouTube views to date. It is produced by Team Salut and appears on Afrowave 2.

Baton Rouge rapper Fredo Bang has delivered music at a steady pace since being released from prison in summer 2018, with songs like “Shootas on the Roof” and “Oouuh” amassing millions of YouTube

At the time of his murder in June 2018, Florida rapper XXXTENTACION was facing a lengthy list of felony charges, including aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation

NOSTYLIST is Destroy Lonely’s latest hit, which has been streamed over 10 million times on Spotify to date.

For every millennial quick to hand Nicki Minaj the crown for rap’s G.O.A.T. lady lyricist, there’s an ‘80s baby who will chime in by name dropping Lauryn Hill.

In April 2016, Lil Uzi Vert dropped his confessional song, “You Was Right.” The Metro Boomin-produced track is taken from his third mixtape, 'Lil Uzi Vert Vs.

BlocBoy JB is shaping up to have a successful 2018.

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BROCKHAMPTON recently released its fifth studio album, ‘GINGER,’ the follow-up to 2018’s ‘iridescence.’ The 12-track project includes a smattering of features from ​slowthai, Deb Never, and Ryan

As hip-hop evolved over the course of the 2010s, one thing that remained the same were rappers' love for name-dropping iconic luxury brands.

LP’s “Girls Go Wild” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up 4.2 million Spotify streams to date.

The legendary Kelly Rowland recently graced Genius with a home performance of her latest hit, “Coffee,” which has already racked up 5 million YouTube views to date.

Detroit native DeJ Loaf first went viral with her breakout hit “Try Me,” which peaked at No. 6 on the Hot 100.

Rsonist and Thrilla make up The Heatmakerz, a New York-based production duo who has worked with The Diplomats, Lil Wayne, Ghostface Killah and more.

Twin sisters Niki & Gabi are known for their joint YouTube channel, which has earned nearly 7 million subscribers over the past six years.

Lil Peep’s label released “Runaway” as one of the singles for his posthumous album, ‘Come Over When You’re Sober, Pt. 2,’ in early November.

Drake and Sampha’s collab “4422”, off More Life, has everyone talking. It’s one of the standout tracks on the playlist but there’s been some confusion around the song’s title (and chorus).

While gearing up for the release of his upcoming EP 'Ask ‘Bout Me,' Roc Nation’s Jay Park dropped his newest single “SOJU” in May.

Lil Durk’s “All Love” is one of his latest hits, and it’s already racked up 14 million YouTube views since its release in March.

Chicago rapper Chance The Rapper surprised fans by releasing four singles earlier this summer, touching on everything from his decision to purchase the ‘Chicagoist’ website to a popular local

NLE Choppa and Cole Bennett are back at it again with "Camelot," named after a street in Memphis, Tennessee.

Tyler, The Creator decided to surprise fans with the release of his new song “Okra,” which he recorded back in January.

Bow Wow has been in the hip-hop spotlight since he was a kid, dropping his first album Beware of Dog when he was just 13 years old.

NIKI’s “Lose” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up over 8.5 million YouTube views to date.

YNW Melly continues to release music from behind bars, and the Florida rapper just dropped his album, 'Melly Vs.

LANY’s “okay” is the pop trio’s first collaboration with singer-songwriter Julia Michaels. The single is produced by Mike Crossey and LANY themselves.