Classic sounds and legacy artists continue to release music successfully, while dropping great videos. Here are a few new videos to hit the net with first T.I. starts in Bankhead with a full marching band, Larry June x Curren$y and Alchemist drop a blank canvas video, Wu-tang brings new visuals to The W, DJ Paul and Krayzie Bone combine forces, and Drama B rides around NYC while bringing a new edge to the “Shoalin Style.”
Drama B – “Shoalin Style”
Drama B rides through NYC with a gritty, street-level visual that sharpens the track’s raw, percussive edge. Bringing a fresh spin to the classic “Shaolin style” aesthetic, he balances underground grit with modern-day New York energy.
T.I. – “Trauma Bond”
T.I. opens the video in Bankhead with a full marching band, instantly grounding the track in both pageantry and street reality. The song’s tense, melodic beat mirrors the lyricism of loyalty and struggle, making for a cinematic return from the Atlanta legend.
Larry June x Curren$y x Alchemist – Empty Page
Over Alchemist’s warm, dusty loop, Larry June and Curren$y trade laid-back, work-ethic raps like two seasoned pros comparing notebooks. The “blank canvas” visual matches the song’s understated cool—simple, stylish, and rewatchable.
DJ Paul x Krayzie Bone – “Came from Nothing”
Two underground kings from different Memphis and Cleveland dynasties finally collide over a hard-hitting, horror-film beat. The video pulses with vintage horror-core imagery while both legends prove their signature flows remain as sharp as ever.
Domani – “Firebug”
In this track Domani is clearly talking to 50 Cent’s mom “Miss Jackson.” Domani ignites a slow-burning, melodic banger that blends trap percussion with soulful vulnerability. The video’s moody lighting and close-up intensity capture a young artist stepping confidently out of his father’s shadow.
Joey Bada$$ featuring Ab-soul and Rapsody – “STILL”
A lyrical cipher for the purists, “STILL” finds three of hip-hop’s sharpest pens trading dense, conscious bars over a soulful, head-nodding beat. The black-and-white visual keeps the focus on the craft, proving that real rap never goes out of style.
Throwback Track
Wu-Tang Clan – “Careful (Click, Click)”
The Clan brings new visuals to The W with a shadowy, alleyway-set video that feels like a lost ’90s gem. Haunting strings and gritty verses remind you why Wu-Tang’s legacy still casts a long shadow over the genre. Plus they also release second video for “Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off).”
2Chainz & Statik Selektah – “Pop”
2Chainz delivers his signature larger-than-life punchlines over Statik Selektah’s boom-bap revival beat, creating a perfect blend of trap charisma and crate-digger soul. The video’s quick cuts and luxury flexes make “Pop” a celebratory, low-stakes victory lap.
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