PartyNextDoor continues the party with the fourth installment of his self-titled album, PartyNextDoor 4. The set is proceeded with “Resentment“, “Real Woman“, “Lose My Mind“, and last year’s “Her Old Friends“. With a total of 14 tracks in total, P4 also includes “Control”, “Stuck In My Ways”, “Make It To The Morning”, “Sorry, But I’m Outside”, “A Mother’s Prayer”, “Family”, and more. PartyNextDoor first began the self-titled series back in 2014 with his stellar PartyNextDoor 2 and then released PartyNextDoor 3 (P3) in 2016. PartyNextDoor 4 marks Party’s first project since his 2021 Colours, a ..read more

Saba and No I.D. are back at it with their latest collaboration, “head.rap” Featuring and intro from Madison McFerrin and Ogi and Jordan Ward, Saba references his hairstyle over No I.D.’s production. “She looked at me like, she love the nappy boy / Full press down like a tabloid,” he raps. “Searching for an avenue, ways to reflеct my current attitude / Views of thе world, I’m Malik to my Grandma.” “head.rap” follows last year’s “hue_man nature (out)” and “back in office” from their long-awaited upcoming collaboration project, From the Private Collection of Saba & No I.D. The post Saba, No ..read more

Tems is finally set to share her long-awaited debut album Born In The Wild, and releases the forthcoming project’s latest single, “Love Me JeJe”. In the accompanying video, the Nigerian hitmaker gives a performance of the single, which is an ode to her country, Nigeria. “I need your love now / So fresh, so free,” she sings. “Love me in the night / I’m feeling free / And I’m down now / Anytime you call me / I’ll be down.” “Love Me JeJe” follows “Not An Angel” and “Me & U”. The post Video: Tems “Love Me JeJe” first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more

After keeping a low profile as of late, YG returns with his first single of the year, “Knocka”. In the accompanying music video, the Compton rapper brings a fiery flow while cruising through the streets, turning up alongside a stack of speakers, few eye-candies, and a flame thrower. “This shit is a knocker, a bopper, a knocker, like choppers / The boppers, they love me, they show up, give topper,” the 4 Hunnid boss raps. “The benjis, the Benzos, the reason I gotta / Then cha-cha, we slid, the reason we got ya “Knocka” is YG’s first music since last year’s collaborative album with Tyga, Hit Me ..read more

Chance The Rapper is back like he’s never left with his latest single, “Buried Alive”. Along with the release, his self-directed video depicts the Chicago lyricist reflecting on recent struggles while attempting to break out of a coffin on what appears to be a warehouse. “I was in a dark space, between a rock and a hard place / Knew I was alive when my heart raced,” he raps, as he finally breaks free and discovers he was in a cargo box onboard of a spaceship. He continues, “Buried alive, but very alive / They’d be very surprised to find out Harry survived.” Earlier this year, Chance released h ..read more

Nardo Wick and Future reunite on their latest collaboration, “Back To Back”. Produced by Southside, the Jacksonville rapper sets off the track with two gritty verses. “Real niggas in my circle, you can’t fit / Don’t fuck with too many, be on some anti shit,” raps Nardo, before Hendrix follows suit. “Passing out these bows, I’m cold with the blamer / Young nigga ran a M on a road, he a scammer.” “Back To Back” is Nardo Wick’s third release of the year following “Somethin” with Sexyy Red and his most recent “Wickerstyle“. The post Nardo Wick Ft. Future “Back To Back” first appeared on Rap Rada ..read more

Coi Leray is moving on for her latest single, “Can’t Come Back”. On the track, the “Players” hitmaker details a trouble relationship and unapologetically sends her man packing. “That’s why I had to kick him to the curb / The love is turning, the hate is getting worse,” she raps. “It’s alright cause you live and then you learn / Tables won’t always turn / Just go ahead, let that bitch burn.” Premiered during her Coachella performance, “Can’t Come Back” is her second this year following her “Wanna Come Thru” featuring Mike WiLL Made-It. She can also be heard on G-Eazy’s latest single “Femme Fata ..read more

After a brief hiatus, Normani returns with her new single, “1:59” featuring Gunna. On the Leather Jacket-produced track, the R&B singer serenades her man with her provocative lyrics. “When I get you alone / Boy, what you gon’ do with it? / Don’t talk too much, just do that shit,” she eggs her significant other, while Gunna abides her command. “1:59” is the first single off Normani’s long-awaited debut studio album, Dopamine. It marks her first release since 2022’s “Fair” and her guest feature on Calvin Harris’ “New To You” with Tinashe and Offset. The post Normani Ft. Gunna “1:59” first a ..read more

JT is still on her solo grind and is back with her latest single, “Okay”. Produced by Akachi, the Miami rapper styles on her haters with both her racy lyrics and her unapologetic flow. “Down South, bad bitch, this skreet shit, so ratchet / Call me JT, A.K.A. The Soul Snatcher,” she raps. “I’m with a booster, a scammer, and a pole dancer / Pussy nigga call my phone, he won’t get no answer.” “Okay” is the follow-up to February’s “Sideways” and off her upcoming solo album, City Cinderella. The post JT “Okay” first appeared on Rap Radar ..read more

After a relatively quiet year, bad boy Gucci Mane is back with his new single, “TakeDat”. Directed by Omar The Director, the accompanying video spots the Atlanta rapper referencing Diddy while recreating scenes from some of The Notorious B.I.G.’s iconic music videos. “We getting higher than a kite, no Diddy / See my artists double plat, no Diddy / Sipping yak no Diddy / Couple niggas got whacked, but no Diddy,” raps Guwop in the jacuzzi scene from “Big Poppa” before depicting the car chase scene from “Hypnotize”. “I got the power and respect but no Diddy / The CEO in the video, but no Diddy ..read more