Even when the streets get cold, the love burns bright. Louisville’s own EST Gee opens the new year with My Love, an evocative new single featuring Veeze and Rylo Rodriguez. With a haunting soul sample and poignant lyrics, the track seamlessly blends personal reflection with vivid storytelling. The song begins with EST Gee weaving an intimate tale of resilience and familial care. His stark narrative is complemented by the unique styles of Rylo Rodriguez and Veeze, whose verses amplify the song’s themes of trials, triumphs, and unwavering love. He flows:

Picking up my son from kindergarten with my pistol still , He know to buckle up, keep his feet in front while I watch the mirror.

Accompanying the single is the official music video, a gripping visual journey that brings the story to life with cinematic precision. The video contrast effects scenes of everyday moments with raw depictions of the struggles EST Gee and his collaborators have faced. With “My Love” kicking off what promises to be another groundbreaking year, EST Gee reaffirms his position as a streetwise storyteller and a force to be reckoned with in the rap world. Watch the official video below and connect with Est Gee on YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram. 

Lil Baby once again solidifies his status as the ultimate hustler in the compelling new video for By Myself, featuring Rod Wave and Rylo Rodriguez. Directed by Nyce, the video showcases the trio scheming and reflecting outside an apartment complex, merging their raw talent and distinct lyrics into a standout visual narrative. The recent release WHAM, debuted at No. 1 on Apple Music in 50 countries, with standout tracks like Dum, Dumb & Dumber featuring Young Thug and Future, topped both US and Global Apple Music charts. Lil Baby spitts:

Solo dolo, but never really alone—hustle’s in my blood, the grind’s my throne.

The video release coincides with the announcement of WHAM (Extended Version), which adds four new tracks to the original 15-song album. Featuring collaborations with Future on 99, and solo efforts like Idol, Running This Shit, and My Shawty, the extended version deepens the album’s already dynamic storytelling and sonic range. Lil Baby hosted the fourth annual Lil Baby & Friends concert at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena last month. Making a jaw-dropping entrance from the rafters onto a submarine-inspired stage, he delivered a powerhouse medley of hits like Whoa and Close Friends. Let us know your thoughts on the official video below and stream the extended project here.

“Every flame burns brighter when it’s fueled by self-love.” Today, Summer Walker delivers a cinematic masterpiece with the official music video for her hit song Heart Of A Woman. Directed by Lacey Duke, the dramatic visual which Co-starring rap sensation NLE Choppa, dives deep into themes of heartbreak and empowerment, chronicling a time-loop narrative which sees Summer reliving the same day of betrayal. The video reaches a powerful crescendo as Summer chooses herself, walking away from the toxic cycle and leaving behind the burning remnants of a broken relationship. Each loop ties to a chapter of her celebrated trilogy—Over It, Still Over It, and the highly anticipated Finally Over It. Summer’s “Over It” trilogy has redefined contemporary R&B, beginning with her genre-shifting debut “Over It” in 2019, followed by the chart-topping “Still Over It” in 2021. Now, “Finally Over It” promises to close the trilogy with a powerful narrative of healing and growth. In addition to releasing this impactful video, Summer recently launched Over It Radio on Apple Music Radio. The six-episode series features candid conversations with special guests like Sexyy Redd and Yung Miami, exploring topics from relationships to entrepreneurship, with subtle hints of new music on the horizon. Watch the official “Heart Of A Woman” video now and experience the beginning of the end of Summer Walker’s transformative trilogy with an exciting glimpse of a 15-second teaser of a brand-new track from “Finally Over It.”