Houston’s own Lebra Jolie charges into the new year with Turn Me Up, an electrifying single that solidifies her place as a fearless voice in rap. Overflowing with swagger, self-confidence, and unapologetic lyricism, Jolie delivers an anthem which resonates with empowerment and individuality. Paired with a Jerry Morka-directed music video, the release sees Jolie cruising in style and rallying with her crew, amplifying her unparalleled energy and charisma. Reflecting on her evolution, Jolie shares:

I have a competitive spirit, and it’s nice to see that hard work pays off. Fans see my journey and know it’s possible… Turn me up, don’t tune me out.

“Turn Me Up” follows Jolie’s acclaimed 2024 EP, What Was Said?, which dominated the summer with infectious tracks like Come Get Me and Talk My Shit 4. With high-profile collaborations including Saweetie, Skilla Baby, and BIA, and production by industry heavyweights like Pi’erre Bourne and Derrick Milano, the EP was a defining moment in Jolie’s decade-long journey. Let us know your thoughts on the brand new visuals below and be sure to connect with her on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

Brooklyn, NY – R&B and hip-hop artist Yun Nostra has released his latest single, “12AM,” through his collaboration with Scott Morris’ imprint, MorValue Entertainment. This self-produced track captures the artist’s raw confidence and undeniable talent, offering a thrilling blend of sensuality, passion, and captivating storytelling. In “12AM,” Yun Nostra explores themes of lust, infatuation, and desire, crafting a narrative around a late-night encounter. With lyrics that weave through moments of lustful encounters and fiery attraction, the song takes listeners on a ride as the beat shifts and builds with intensity. The track’s production is masterfully handled by Yun Nostra himself, adding a signature touch of innovation and authenticity to the final product. On the track, Yun Nostra’s confidence shines through in lines like: “She wanna fuck, I know that shit already You know my line, just go and hit my celly” “I met her 12am, we at the telly Now it’s like 1205, I’m in her belly” “She wanna ride, I told her hold on steady She wanna hug me, hold me like a teddy” The song’s smooth, seductive vibe is underpinned by a powerful, unexpected beat switch that pulls listeners deeper into the narrative of the night. Yun Nostra’s ability to craft intricate melodies and memorable hooks, paired with his unapologetically bold lyrics, makes *“12AM”* a standout track in his growing catalog. This release comes on the heels of Yun Nostra’s continued rise in the music industry. Recently signed to MorValue Entertainment, his partnership with Scott Morris has connected him with key figures and provided the artist with the support to take his career to the next level. Their relationship has quickly evolved into a trusted business collaboration, with Morris recognizing Yun Nostra’s potential to craft some of the label’s best sounds. In addition to his work as a performer, Yun Nostra is also a co-owner of Audio Porn Studios, where he produces, writes, and engineers his music. His multifaceted skills as a producer, songwriter, and performer allow him to create music that is both authentic and polished, reflecting his versatility and creativity. “12AM” is just the latest example of Yun Nostra’s innovative approach to music, blending R&B and hip-hop with an edge that is all his own. His raw talent, combined with the trust and mentorship of industry leaders like Scott Morris, positions him as one of the most exciting artists to watch in 2025. Fans can stream “12AM” now on all major platforms. https://music.apple.com/us/album/12am/1788750981?i=1788750982 https://open.spotify.com/track/2vDwIh4rFnJbJ1pfpGK2Lo?si=2847c42967a243a5 Follow Yun Nostra Instagram: [@yunnostra](https://www.instagram.com/yunnostra) Facebook: [@yunnostra](https://www.facebook.com/yunnostra)

Rising Hip Hop artist, Scholito, has released “Fugu Sushi”, a hard-hitting track paired with a visually stunning, Asian-inspired music video. Produced by Tryfe with co-production from Scholito, the song is named after the deadly puffer fish delicacy, symbolizing his dangerous yet masterful flow. Directed by Free World and shot by We Made Us Films, the video showcases intricate architecture and bold fashion, reflecting Scholito’s lifelong admiration for Asian culture. Inspired by a dinner with Philly Freeway at an underground sushi spot in New York, Scholito likens his artistry to Fugu Sushi—deadly when not handled with care.