The Stylish Insider

Vancouver rapper a4 and produced Gminxr just dropped the Nairduh -directed visuals for their new single “ 4 Profit ”. The video shows the duo being chauffeured around the city as a4 raps over the bouncy beat. The track serves as the lead single from a4's upcoming Quattro EP.

Headie One just dropped a new song and video for “ Turnt To A Target ”. Produced by Madenka and Fxlicia , the track finds the UK rapper reflecting on success and the pressure of life at the top. The Theo Edwards -directed video shows Headie One partying with models in an abandoned house filled with shooting targets.

Baltimore rappers Flatline Forreal and Big Fatz are back with a new hustle anthem called “Go Get It”. Produced by  JonesShorty , the track comes with a Maine Visuals -directed video that catches the rappers on the block with their crew as they spit bars about their grind and chasing success.

Toronto rapper Casper TNG is back with a new single “Trap 4 A Year II” and a Reed In The Street -directed music video shot in Thailand. Produced by  Heath Stone , the track is a sequel to “Trap 4 A Year” from his 2025 collab album One Helluvalife with 100Bandplan and gives fans their first taste of his upcoming album  Draft Day .

LA singer Nate Sib is back with his new song “Face Card” alongside a Morgan Maher -directed music video. His new single “Face Card” pairs slick electropop with his signature smooth vocals. Produced by Nate and Jonah Abraham , it's the first taste of his debut album reborn , dropping August 21st.

London-based singer  Mackenzy Mackay has released his catchy new single “ 11/10 ” via Relentless Records . The track, which will be featured on his upcoming debut album, is all about being completely obsessed with a girl who is literally "out of 10, an 11." Backed by gritty guitars, Mackenzy sings about a steamy late-night encounter where he knows he is way out of his depth. However, the song isn't just about physical attraction. By the end, the lyrics shift to a sweeter tone as he admits he is falling in love and wants her all to himself. The music video for “11/10” is directed by Jack Morgan and brings the song's private lyrics out into the open. Instead of a bedroom, the video shows Mackenzy performing the track on top of a rooftop with the city skyline stretching out behind him.

Queens rapper X-YLE has released his latest single “Let Me Cook”, alongside a new music video directed by Akin Films . Produced by Ric The Great , the track serves as the lead single from X-YLE's new album, Pray For Better , which is out now via Frontlyne Records through Roc Nation Distribution . The project features appearances from Jaymillyrock, Whoisskitzo, Nikko Tesla, Adyeiis, YNG Mizzle, Dutch Alcott, Nikki Owens, and Isat Fakir. As the founder and CEO of Frontlyne Records, X-YLE has spent more than a decade building his career independently. Raised in Queens, New York, he began making music at the age of 11, drawing inspiration from fellow New York rap icons DMX and Nas. Those influences remain evident in his direct delivery and lyric-driven approach.

Brooklyn rapper Eli Fross is back with a new song called “Rock On”. The Stability -produced track mixes his usual drill style with a rock vibe. He raps about loyalty, staying true to himself, and growing as an artist. It's another great example of why he remains one of the top voices in New York's drill scene.

Bmore Blizz returns with his latest single and music video entitled “I'm Him”. The Cash Gang Films -directed visual for the Rich The Kidd-produced track takes us through the gritty streets of South Baltimore as Blizz spits his bars.

Kamloops, B.C. rapper StonerFella drops off his newest track and music video “Disconnected”. The  Kale McNichol -directed visual shows the young Canadian emcee in an abandoned warehouse with graffiti covered walls as he walks around and performs his self-produced single in the one-take filmed music video. Enjoy!

New York rapper and producer  SamTRax has dropped the Triplex Media -directed visual for his track  “Still”  featuring Xavier Wright and Bluz . The track served as the lead single from his 2025 album  BLACK CHERRY, Vol. 1  and was released via his indie label forever97 .

Los Angeles duo PARTYOF2 just dropped a self-directed music video for their new track “Punk B!tch”. The song is the latest lifted from their new album, AMERIKA'S NEXT TOP PARTY! (Extended Cut) . PARTYOF2 's  Jadagrace and SWIM  took the cameras to a junkyard where they spit their bars, dance, and mosh out with a crew of friends right among the crushed cars and trash. Produced by SWIM, Oliver Cooper , and Martin Rodrigues , “Punk B!tch” is a loud, unapologetic anthem about knowing your worth and running the show. Between Jadagrace flexing her LA-to-Louisiana roots and SWIM declaring he's got "paid in my DNA," the track makes it very clear that the party don't stop.

Rubi Rose has returned with her latest single “Can I?” accompanied by a sultry new music video. Produced by BBYKOBE , the track is an unapologetically bold anthem of desire. The  Legit Looks -direced visual matches this energy with a mystical twist; it sees Rubi stepping into the role of a psychic, using a crystal ball and tarot cards to predict and manifest her seductive intentions.

Action Bronson has dropped the music video for his Roc Marciano -assisted track, “PEPPERS”. Directed by Chris Grosso , the video finds the two driving through the woods with Action Bronson in a Toyota and Marciano following closely behind in a Porsche Cayenne. Produced by Daringer and Action Bronson, the track is set to appear on his upcoming album  Planet Frog  which drops this Friday.

Bronx drill star  Ron Suno is keeping his foot on the gas with the release of the music video for his latest hard-hitting single “4 5 Shots”. Directed by One Mic NYCC , the fresh visual gives fans a look at the rapper's creative process as he turns up in the studio surrounded by his close friends and a few eye-catching models. Backed by the gritty, bass-heavy production from Jager , Ron Suno delivers his signature high-energy bars, proving once again exactly why he remains a staple in the New York drill scene.

UK drill rapper RM returns with a hard-hitting new freestyle titled “ Current Affairs ”. Directed by Jake Moore , the visual follows RM behind the wheel of a Rolls-Royce Ghost before he steps out to perform. Rocking an all-black Moncler jacket and a Yankees cap, RM uses the release to lead by example. The freestyle serves as a statement to fellow artists that consistency is the key to developing a successful career in the industry.

Fresh off his XXL Freshman nomination, Fetty P Franklin is putting on for Charlotte, North Carolina with his new single “ Grind It Up ”. Directed by Laced Visuals , the  AceTheBeatGod  and Prolific You A Fool -produced track serves as a promising tease for a potential new album. “Grind It Up” kicks off with a brass sample and driving trap percussion before settling into a catchy, bouncy chorus. Fetty delivers with booming energy and unconventional flows, keeping the vibe fun. While he doesn't reinvent the wheel here, there are enough sharp bars to hold fans over until his next project drops.

1-800 GIRLS teams up with fellow UK artist  Hella  for his new single “ Clarence Pier ”. The  Patrick Smith -directed music video shows the pair playing arcade games while Hella raps. The track is set to appear on 1-800 GIRLS ' upcoming debut album  LOVE  which drops May 8.

Birmingham, Alabama rapper Moso drops off the music video for his Young Taylor -produced single “Bags & Glocks”. The Emilio Cohen -directed visual starts off with Moso standing in the middle of the street in an all black outfit before shifting to him in a concrete room with blood dripping down the walls then standing in the grass near a wooden cross as he performs the song.

Jutes  returns with a gritty new single and video “ Icarus ”. Produced by Keith Sorrells , the track delivers a heavier, guitar-driven sound built on grinding riffs and a heavy low end. It explores the thin line between ambition and self-destruction, focusing on the cost of chasing recognition. Directed by B.K. Barone , the music video amplifies that tension with a high-speed chase. Jutes runs with nowhere to go, mirroring the song's relentless momentum and the feeling of having no safe place to land. "This song is about someone standing on a rooftop thinking about jumping so they can finally be somebody," Jutes says. "Trading their life for a moment in the sky with all eyes on them. But as many jumpers do, regretting it once you take the leap and knowing it's too late to go back."