Will McClean turns “Seem Alright” into the kind of track.
Hip-Hop
Slum Village, Elijah Fox, and Eric Roberson land “Factor”.
If you want a track that feels built for right now, start here.
Paul Russell drops “Say Cheese” like a grin you can hear.
The hook lands fast, the mood stays bright, and the whole thing.
The production keeps things intimate: reverb-washed drums.
My favorite Hip-Hop songs from the past year.
Paid-only
Saint Levant and Playyard land "I Guess".
Turn Rise on during a late commute, a rooftop smoke break.
ArrDee and Cat Burns land Home For My Heart.
Dave and Central Cee land Sprinter like a flex with receipts.
Kota the Friend and Statik Selektah land “One Life”.
Quinn XCII rolls out “Georgia Peach” like the kind of pop single.
For a commute, a gym session, or a long walk.
Bass hits with a rubbery snap and drums glide instead of pound.
The energy stays bright without getting messy.
The mix keeps the edges crisp and so every bass hit.
Ab-Soul and Zacari turn “Do Better” into the kind of release.
