What RNB.FOE has done with this moment is bigger than a single. He’s inspired movement. He’s encouraged artists to step up their game. He’s reminded everyone that you don’t have to leave your state to make waves—you just have to rep it right. And that’s exactly what he’s doing.

In short, Mike Dimes is swinging back hard with confidence and clarity, and there are no signs of slowing down. If his haters thought they had the upper hand, this is his public notice: they never even had a chance.

The streets hear him. The fashion world sees him. The culture feels him. Who can make music like the Flygod? No one. And he proves it—again—with nothing more than a single night and a mic.

J Soulja returns with “From The Soul II”, a bold and brilliant follow-up that solidifies his place in the conversation of hip-hop. This isn’t just a sequel; it’s a statement.

After a two-year stretch where singles and glimpses of greatness teased the return, SoSanAntone finally delivered “1901”, a full-length project that solidified his role as a voice of the city and a historian of the streets.

The project feels like a reintroduction. Rich continues to elevate beyond the city limits, proving he’s not just a regional talent but a force ready to shake the broader scene

South Central has one of their sharpest pens back in motion. Cozz moves with intent on “50 Percent/God’s Design." He stays focused, with weight and precision tucked into every bar.

With her latest release, “Shawty Wanna,”the multi-hyphenate artist turns the dial all the way to sensual, diving deep into R&B territory where vulnerability, desire, and confidence all coexist.

Wes Denzel returns with “Sorry About Last Night”, a profoundly immersive EP serving as a spiritual successor and emotional arc to his 2023 release, “Last Night in Houston”.

That’s exactly what happens when Coyote links up with Houston legend Paul Wall and the lyrical powerhouse Doeman on this chilling new posse cut titled “Drop Top Down”.

RLPson returns this year with his latest track “You,” which released mid March this past month on Thursday, March 14th. I had the pleasure of meeting Ronnie in collaboration, where the first impression of his versatility and quality of music was undeniably great.

Under Issac Ray, he focuses on playing his acoustic guitar and delivers a more personal, intimate vocal and writing performance. Although SUNGATEPARK has now disbanded this year, Issac Ray persists with displaying his artistry as a solo project.

Shadoh didn’t hold anything back on this EP; she gave every bit of her heart to make it a special release. We admire her more as an artist and warrior; she’s a soulful person and someone to recognize as a blessing to the music community.

Her second single, “Reckless,” is out now, but we actually had the pleasure of previewing it a week before the initial release date and decided to break down the release in a way we know how.

We wanted to give you all a deeper look into the video drop, so we spoke with Mèlat below to see how this release came along and some interesting facts about her as well.

On “BANC” however, we get him at his most vulnerable but it’s still packaged in that easy listening fashion that is his trademark sound. So shall we journey into his self reflection with him, I think we better.