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Over the past few years, Ozuna has transformed into one of the biggest Latin stars with crossover hits like “La Modelo” featuring Cardi B.

Farina’s “A Fuego” is her latest hit, and the music video has already racked up 14 million YouTube views to date. On the latest episode of 'Verified,' Farina explained how the song came together.

California-born singer-songwriter Emmy Meli was trying to cope with juggling two jobs and a budding music career when she wrote her breakout hit, “I AM WOMAN.” “I started saying these mantras to

Before dropping her debut album, Canadian singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez had already released a platinum single, nabbed a Grammy nomination, and worked with artists like Calvin Harris.

Teen sensation Billie Eilish dropped her debut studio album, 'WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?' on March 29th, and yesterday she unveiled a new video for her track, “you should see me in a

Mac Miller recalls playing the Bill Murray Invitational charity golf tournament and gifting him a $6000 bottle of wine.

In April, Queen Naija scored her first Billboard Hot 100 hit when “Medicine” peaked at No. 45 on the chart. Just a few months later, the YouTube star proved she wasn’t a one-hit wonder, reaching No.

New Jersey born singer-rapper AUDREY NUNA’s enchanting new track, “Space,” marks her first release of 2021.

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“313-414” is the latest hit from emerging Wisconsin rapper Lakeyah and has racked up over a million streams on Spotify.

Cochise recently headlined Genius Live, an interactive concert series streamed on live.genius.com.

2019 was a big year for lyricism in rap, with standout projects from the likes of DaBaby, Megan Thee Stallion, Freddie Gibbs, Rapsody, and the Dreamville crew.

Last night, DJ Premier stopped by Genius for the second installment of Genius Level, an in-depth conversation hosted by Genius' own Rob Markman.

“Talk to Me Nice” is Tinashe’s latest hit, which has been streamed over three million times on Spotify to date. The Nosaj Thing & Scoop DeVille produced song is off her most recent project BB/ANG3L.

When Coach K and Pee founded Quality Control Music back in 2013, they looked to predecessors like No Limit founder Master P for inspiration.

YBN Nahmir’s “2 Seater” is his latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 5 million Youtube views to date. It is produced by Go Grizzly, Smash David, and Hitmaka and features G-Eazy and Offset.

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Peewee Longway has a major hand in Atlanta’s trademark sound, coming up alongside Gucci Mane and linking Young Thug with Guwop in 2013.

GASHI’s “Creep On Me” has found a strong audience with 44 million Spotify streams to date. The single is produced by Cirkut and DJ Snake.

Nebu Kiniza is gearing up to release his project Forever Happy sometime this year after the viral success of “Gassed Up.” His latest hit, “Days,” is all about spending the day grinding and has him

TheHxliday’s “Save Me” has found a strong audience with 4.5 million views on YouTube to date. It is produced by Wallis Lane and Shndo and appears on Broken Halls.

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Kelly Rowland’s “Coffee” is her latest hit, and it’s already racked up more than 4 million YouTube views to date. The single is produced by Kosine.

Teyana Taylor recently partnered with McDonald’s to launch the Beat of My City music concert series, where she put on a free concert in NYC and teamed up with Genius to raise money for Harlem’s

“If I Died Last Night” is Jessie Murph’s latest hit, which has been streamed over seven million times on Spotify to date.

O.T. Genasis continues to quietly pump out hits.

In 1995, Memphis rapper MJG rapped a line about “25 lighters” on “All My Mind.” It’s a phrase which would later be referenced numerous times, starting with DJ DMD’s 1998 track “25 Lighters”