The best new hip-hop this week Includes albums, videos, and songs from bad songs, Samara cyn, and sexyy red.
With the summer arrival closer, the rap and hip-hop turned to the outside – to speak. New York Standard-Dearers The Lox leads their fee Red Bull Spiral Pooth:
Meanwhile, girls control, with a bad drop in another video from his new album, Deadly: “Son of a gun. “
Samara Cyn joins his toopmate smart to show their “New teeth. “
Clipse makes their long-expected returns of “Ace Trumpet. ”
And Sexyy Red gives a hell of a co-sign of Rising Star Pluto to his “Whim whammiee“Remix.
Here is the best hip-hop this week ending May 30, 2025.
Benji Blue Bills & BNYX – In the blue
The Burgeoning Atlanta Rapper and Superstar-Stamat on the Philly Producer Team until creating a hard collection of Trap Rap Beners, led by surprise “I thought.” Together, they build a real unique sound, which makes for a project standout that is unlike anything in the market today.
Bruiser Wolf – Potluck
Detroit Nemeny Bruiser Wolf was most recognized as a member of the Bruiser Bruiser Brown Browns as his benefactors (somewhere in the wealth of the rap city, Knəledgel, sango, and more, it was a sleep.
Goldlink – Osk
Okay, see … It’s going to be controversial, but I’ll ask a question: Do I have Goldlink for a long time? I know we’re all mad at the man, but on the scale of terrible things done and say in the last years, as suggested, suggested for literal nazi? What I say is, there are only a few rappers who quit the gap between EDM and rap, and he is one of them, like five of them. Here’s a reminder, at least.
Luh Tyler – Florida Boy
Almost every song Tyler releases the run-up of his most recent album, so it is not surprising that the completed project justifies the 19-year-old. While I want to see some more art progress in the future for him, the recent output of his immediate teenager sit star star duo jour.
Gastery. – While the iron is hot
Oakland Rapper Ovrkast. probably best known in his Earl Sweatshirt ‘Ep production Clay feetBut he is as compelling as a solo artist in his own right. Although he resets his career in 2023 (literally, with an EP, Reset!), His nervous approach resulted in some magnetic alt all-rap influences influences from jazz, hardcore boom-bap. My choice is for the best release of the week.
Busta Rhymes – “New York Knicks Anthets Anthem (Remix)” feat. Joey Badass, Papoose, and Nems
Busta repurchases his 2006 Big Bang Theory One of a celebration song to rejoice in his dear hometown team as they quit the Eastern Conference Finals. The additions of Joey and Nems are timely; Joey puts the town on his back as the current carrying the Big Apple Flag to a young war on the undergrounds with a useful microphone or camera in each New York Win.
DMX – “Bring the worst” feat. Joyner Lucas
A posthumous alone from the famous dog lover, “bring out the worst” an interesting view of the Earl in his mid-90s form, healing more contemporary production. I’m not sure if he appreciates or hates Joyner Luke, but maybe, his land has a better understanding of his likes than ever online.
Idk – “Winston Wolf” feat. No ID
The title card of the latest Loosie Music Video in idk posits that rap music gets a little extreme at the moment. Unusual, it’s true. But other than injecting a little whimsy on our day-to-day, larger, more likely to need “Winston Wolf” equal to a dramatic ID of IDK’s Shard Wit. Chicago producer just makes a full project with one of my favorite rappers – is it greedy if I ask another one?
Gates in Lexa – “Uber Black”
First of all, many dismissal for interpracting miracles’ “Ooo young child.” That’s the kind of inspired sampling that can be real bonds to join, and get appreciated with old heads everywhere. Lexa slowly builds a small but fiercely loyal compliance, and “Uber Black” is another example of how.
MEEK MILL – “Subrevors’s Fasth” G Herbo
It was lost in his antics, but Meek was one of the streets of streetteller in the rap streets. Sampling NipLing Russell’s command “What do I do if I feel” from musical The wiz . Meek doing a new career shift for him … but hey, that’s the kind of growth you want to see.
