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.

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.

Denial isn’t just a river in Egypt. Doechii proves it’s an anthem of growth and vulnerability in her latest visual masterpiece, Denial Is A River. The three-time GRAMMY® nominee’s high-energy video transforms her life’s chapters into a sitcom-like tableau inspired by Family Matters. Featuring an all-star lineup of cameos, including Zack Fox, ScHoolboy Q, Rickey Thompson, Teezo Touchdown, Earl Sweatshirt, SiR, Baby Tate, and DJ Miss Milan, the Carlos Acosta and James Mackel-directed video balances humor with heart. Her inventive videos, deep lyrical narratives, and ability to connect with fans make her an undeniable force shaping the future of music. From her comedic skits to the dynamic theme-song homage, Doechii shines with unmatched charisma. Whether she’s channeling sitcom aesthetics or blending tenderness with quirky humor, “Denial Is A River” showcases the raw relatability that earned her a place in Rolling Stone’s Best Albums Of 2024 list. Rolling Stone hailed her performance as “an immaculate display of her quirks, relatability, and tenderness. Killer Mike described her as “the present, the future – and who’s going to change music forever” during her GRAMMY Museum appearance. Stay tuned for what’s next from Doechii and stream the official video below now! Connect with Doechii on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.