Fresh off his new partnership with Steve Stoute’s UnitedMasters, Cincinnati’s own Aaron Staccato drops a vibrant new visual, “Prove It,” featuring Siri Imani.

Trendsetter Sense is a Philly legend whose story still flies under the radar. From the streets of Philadelphia to Atlanta during the South’s early-2000s takeover, his journey was shaped by Clark Atlanta University, The Aphilliates, and years of being in rooms where culture was made.

“Angels All About Me (For Pops)” is a reflection of a turning point in Trace Marx’s life, written during a stretch of uncertainty, loss, and quiet clarity.

Virginia’s own B. Lotto is moving like someone who already knows where he’s headed. The hustle, the polish, the raw honesty in his lyrics all hit at once on Underground Lottery IV, his sharpest project yet.

Mac Don Don Don. The moment you hear that tag, you already know what’s coming. It’s MacDonthefifth’s trademark warning shot, the signal to Queens and whoever else is tapped in that he’s about to drop something heavy.

Bryan Chase steps back into the spotlight with “Flaunt It,” a high-energy release featuring Sik-K and CAMO. It’s his second drop since joining Universal Music Korea and another sign of the global direction he’s building.

After nearly two decades of shaping sound behind the scenes, Montreal veteran Jon Moniz returns to center stage with “Vivre de Paix,” a trilingual collaboration with WhyUS and French artist Timal Garnier.