Joshua Jewellz’s “Brunch at Midnight” reflects his personal struggles and life experiences through music. Described as “food for thought,” it features raw melodies and relatable lyrics, exploring themes of love and introspection. With a cohesive sound and production from James “J Rob” Roberson, it distinguishes itself from typical contemporary R&B. The project, released on September 22, promises to resonate deeply with listeners.
Saint Bodhi returns with her new single “Monsters,” featuring Freddie Gibbs, under the indie label Alta. In an interview, she discusses her musical journey, the challenges of navigating the major label system, and her desire for authenticity in her art. Bodhi aims to connect deeply with fans while expanding her brand.
A$AP Rocky launched his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour in Chicago on May 29, 2026, performing to a sold-out crowd. The tour features 43 dates, showcasing new tracks from his album DON’T BE DUMB alongside classic hits. Upcoming stops include major cities across North America and Europe, wrapping up in Paris on September 30.
Cortez, the Brooklyn lyricist, returns to the Ultimate Rap League after a two-year hiatus with confidence and a focus on lyricism. His unique preparation process and deep relationships in music showcase his evolution as an artist. Upcoming album “Sandra’s Son” highlights personal themes, marking a significant turn in his career.
A new artist ranking list by IG creator Rawest in Rino highlights the Top 25 Colorado artists based on Spotify Monthly listeners, bringing a tangible approach to artist rankings. While some artists were omitted, the initiative is praised for its depth, featuring Old Man Saxon, TheycallhimAP, and Lil Travieso in the top three spots.
Bronx rapper DreamDoll returns post-baby with her new track “Clockin It Freestyle,” showcasing her talent over Khia’s iconic beat. The video, premiering on BET, highlights themes of self-worth and confidence. With her striking visuals and assertive lyrics, DreamDoll proves she’s back to reclaim her space in the music industry.
New Music Monday features diverse playlists and fresh tracks for Week 3, highlighting Mary J. Blige’s powerful ballad, Juicy J’s astral trap foray, and heartfelt confessions from Victory. Other notable releases include introspective work from Styles P and Jozzy, along with Thundercat’s funky reflections on distraction, perfect for any music lover’s playlist.
Nigerian Afrofusion artist E.M.E releases “Go Hard Or Go Home” on April 3, a motivational anthem blending Afrobeats and hip-hop that emphasizes perseverance and faith in pursuing dreams. Featuring unique lyrics celebrating individuality, the single is set for broad appeal in sports and gaming. E.M.E begins a U.S. and Canada tour on April 18.
Panama Soweto, a celebrated poet and cultural strategist, releases his latest single “Blessings,” available on major streaming platforms. The track combines spoken word with soulful sounds, emphasizing resilience amid struggle. With over two decades of experience, Soweto continues to bridge art and community, inspiring listeners to appreciate their journeys and perspectives.
This week’s digital ear candy features Kendrick “RM3” Washington, an experienced event curator and promoter. Highlighting various artists, Uncle Kenny praises their lyrical creativity and unique sounds. He emphasizes community support for artists, inviting them to share their music for broader exposure, while promoting the vibrant entertainment scene.
