Lola Brooke, Paul Wall, Jean Deaux, And More Drop New Music Videos

Blxst & & Feid – “Rewind”

Blxst and Feid have actually upgraded their “Rewind” partnership with a video. The track marks the very first worldwide partnership for Blxst, merging his signature West Coast design with Feid’s paisa design calling all listeners to the dance flooring.

“Nothing much better than 2 cultures clashing,” Blxst detailed to Red Bull“This tune will keep you dancing permanently.”

Anycia – “BAD WEATHER”

Anycia brings “BAD WEATHER” from Atlanta to Los Angeles in her most current tune. In the video directed by Diamond Visuals, the emerging rap artist skyrockets in a personal jet while it puts down on her haters. The principle and tune are influenced by Anycia’s journey to Los Angeles throughout 2024’s GRAMMY Week where the city experienced extraordinary shower. “BAD WEATHER” precedes a complete task, set to be launched later on this month.

Jean Deaux – “Roll With Me”

Chicago-bred multi-hyphenate Jean Deaux is back with the “Roll With Me” video. The mid-tempo track discovers the rapper-singer checking out the possibility of a growing connection and extreme chemistry throughout an automobile trip. “Roll With Me” is the diva from her newest EP ‘Nowhere, quick’ which includes Destin Conrad throughout 8 tracks.

Chief Keef, Mike WiLL Made-It – “DAMN SHORTY” Feat. Sexyy Red

Sexyy Red Chief Keefand Mike WiLL Made-It delight in a luxury meal and a great time in the “DAMN SHORTY” video. Directed by NSTY, the group takes a supper celebration to a Mobil filling station parking area for a night of turned-up shenanigans. “DAMN SHORTY” originates from Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It’s very first collective mixtape Dirty Nachoslaunched previously this year.

Paul Wall Feat. That Mexican OT – “Covered In Ice”

Paul Wall contact increasing rap artist That Mexican OT for the “Covered In Ice” video. In the Dustin Williams-directed visual, the 2 Texas agents bend their layers of chains, diamond grillz, and cold dispositions in the collective track. “My wrist expense more than a renovated cooking area,” boasts the veteran rap artist.

Rod Wave – “Numb”

Rod Wave strikes Waffle House as he vents his feelings in the “Numb” video. The Florida artist discovers convenience in settling back and counting up with his pals as the tune information the heavy effect of a complex relationship. “Numb to the brain, yeah/ Numb to the discomfort,” sings the 25-year-old.

Gloss Up Feat. Jacquees – “Ride Home”

Gloss Up contacted the singing skill of Jacquees for her most current track “Ride Home.” The video discovers the artists taking pleasure in a late-night area at a club and although the surroundings is filled with bottles and hookah, they just have one another on their minds. “Ride Home” is included on the Memphis rap artist’s approaching EP Not Ya Girl: Act 1set to be launched at some point next month.

TiaCorine – “Shamone”

TiaCorine strikes the desert in the video for “Shamone.” In the Moshpxt-directed visual, the North Carolina native stands strong at “The End of the World.” The track originates from her most current job Nearly Therelaunched previously this year. The EP includes Luh Tyler, Key Glock and Zelooperz throughout 8 tracks.

Lola Brooke – “Neighborhood Hero”

Lola Brooke shows she’s down to ride in the “Neighborhood Hero” video. Directed by Ben Marc, the Brooklyn rap artist and a team of bicycle riders take the streets, popping wheelies and making declarations. The track originates from the 30-year-old’s launching album Dennis Daughter. Launched in 2015, the task includes Latto, Yung Miami, Bryson Tiller, French Montana, Coi Leray, and Nija throughout 16 tracks on the luxurious variation.

Tee Grizzley – “Suffer In Silence”

Tee Grizzley takes New York City in his most current video “Suffer in Silence.” Directed by Jerry Productions, the Detroit rap artist strikes the club, the fashion jewelry shop, and the phase with Lil Durk in his east-coast trip. “I go off commitment and how you treat me, ain’t no one informing me shit that’s gon’ alter it/ Suffer in silence, ain’t with the grumbling,” raps the 30-year-old artist.

Meek Mill – “Came From The Bottom”

Meek Mill is “back on that dream chaser sh * t” in the “Came From The Bottom” video. In the Chariot Pictures visual, the Philadelphia rap artist reviews his past and his journey to the top in the visual. “Came From The Bottom” originates from Meek Mill’s newest EP HEATHENISM launched previously this year. Throughout 5 tracks, the job includes Future and Fivio Foreign.