KARRAHBOOO makes her return to hip-hop with “In The Hills,” a fresh collaboration with rising star Kyla Imani. This marks KARRAHBOOO’s first release since her split from Lil Yachty’s group, Concrete Boys, in July. The fallout sparked a public exchange of insults between the two, including a fiery rant from Lil Yachty on his birthday. KARRAHBOOO, however, had the last word when she teased new music in an Instagram Live session in September.

“In The Hills” blends Kyla Imani’s fun and soulful energy with KARRAHBOOO’s sharp lyricism and undeniable charisma. Set against the backdrop of California’s iconic Hollywood Hills, the pair throw a carefree party, cruising in a pink, vintage Mustang while singing about their dreams and ambitions. The chemistry between the two artists was key for Kyla, who spoke on their creative synergy.

“As a New York City girl living in L.A., I wanted to share stories that captured the vibes up in the hills. Collaborating with KARRAHBOOO was important because, though we’re different, we both have something to prove and push boundaries,” said Kyla. “‘In The Hills’ is about embracing life’s adventures and reaching new heights, something everyone can relate to.”

Kyla Imani first gained attention in 2014 with cover songs but made a significant breakthrough in 2021 with her viral rendition of Mooski’s “Track Star.” Her 2019 tour with DDG and hits like “These Boys Ain’t It” have cemented her as a voice for Generation Z, her rich vocals resonating with a new wave of young women. This collaboration follows her summer tracks “Chosen” and “Crush,” continuing her upward trajectory.

“In The Hills” is just the beginning, according to Kyla. “This isn’t just a song; it’s a preview of a powerful fourth quarter, setting the stage for an exciting 2025,” she said in a recent press release.

Fans won’t have to wait long to see more of KARRAHBOOO either. She’s set to join Mariah The Scientist and Latto on the “Sugar Honey Iced Tea” tour later this month.

Star Bandz, is back with a bang! Dropping the highly anticipated remix of her breakout single, Yea Yea, it now features fellow rapper Veeze. Directed by Sergio Esparza, the music video is a raw and vibrant portrayal of Chicago’s south side suburbs, packed with muscle cars, street scenes, and the relentless energy which defines Star Bandz’s sound. At just 16, Star Bandz’s sharp lyricism and bold style are already making waves in the drill scene, and this remix solidifies her as a rising star you don’t want to miss. Speaking about her success, Star Bandz shared:

I’ve always wanted to represent where I’m from, and ‘Yea Yea’ is just the beginning of what I’m bringing to the table.

Veeze also commented on the collaboration, saying:

Working with Star Bandz was mad real – she’s got that fire that’s going to change the game.

Media outlets like Complex have taken notice, naming Star Bandz one of the 13 Best Teenage Rappers Right Now, and highlighted her verse on “Yea Yea” as one of the Best Rap Verses of 2024. As she prepares for her debut project Estrella, set to drop on November 8, fans can expect more of her unapologetic drill sound. Also, you can catch Star Bandz on the road with Luh Tyler on his tour starting October 17. Feel the heat of Chicago’s drill queen in the making and watch the official video below! Following STAR BANDSZ on INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, SPOTIFY, and YOUTUBE.