Rap artist Malak Shalom aka Shavirus recently unveiled his dope track entitled “The Undocumented Alienz”, and we’re excited to share it with you right now.

Amplified by Synth’s quick cuts and vibrant aesthetic, “Take A Shot” becomes less of a command and more of a knowing nudge, an invitation to “shoot that three-pointer,” shoot that video, or take any of the chances once left on the table. The only thing that matters is tonight—and as long as the drinks keep coming, the soiree rolls on.

In the “Flavor” music video, as A-Wax 1 Million delivers his bars in graffiti-covered back alleys and parking lots stitched into Washington’s urban landscape, the air of aggression feels anything but performative. It mirrors the real-life volatility of his past—trouble, tension, and a shrug toward consequences…

If this doesn’t make you want to move, check your pulse. Brand new on NxtNow Music is Damon Omen’s “Let’s Go”, a very dope track that is built for hustlers who don’t wait on motivation, featuring Jerk Da Work.

With their new music videos, “Brainstorming” and “Knowledge of Shelf,” Shaheed & DJ Supreme craft two revolutionary stories of education, mindfulness, and the belief that art can spark meaningful change.

"Bury Me On A Backroad" is the brand new single by country/rap riser justbrandon featuring critically acclaimed artist and Beyoncé collaborator Willie Jones. The single is released via Gravel Road and features an emotive and anthemic chorus about hoping to lighten the painful experience that comes with loss.

Brand new to NxtNow Music is rap artist Mingo The Poet with his dope track entitled “Dream big”. Listen to it right now!

The Jorge Newman–directed video for “Para Mi Gente”, executive produced by Mr. Tiger, expands that message visually, unfolding like a love letter to Los Angeles — its neighborhoods, its history, its endurance. Shot across the city, it celebrates Chicano & Latino identity through street-level storytelling of humble beginnings…

In the “Sovereign State” music video, director Dirty Diggs captures Pure Order weaving through the stimulating exhibits in and around the iconic Griffith Observatory—a familiar spot for SoCal locals and tourists alike.

As Leonardo DaVinci said, “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication,” and SERIOUS VOICE takes this to heart in the “99 Problems” music video. Working together with director Bronx Emcee, the visionary partner behind many of her visuals, she gives a literal interpretation of purity and cleanliness…

The “Bigfoot’s Football Live” video amplifies the track’s spectacle, capturing the roar of the crowd, the performers’ charisma, and DJ Staunch’s larger-than-life presence. Cheerleaders, sideline antics, and the mascot’s oversized personality create the feel of a halftime extravaganza spliced with a hip-hop concert.

CBF Hollywood is a talented rap artist from Tarpon Springs, Florida who recently dropped a dope track entitled “Money 2 Get”. Listen to it now!

The “Can’t Lie” music video has had a profound impact on Cam Royale’s career. Inspired by the complexities of marriage, the video—presented in a short-film style—tells the story of a troubled relationship and the emotional turmoil that follows separation.

In the "She Wanna Go Viral” music video, what starts as a familiar viral balloon-popping game show turns quickly into a full-blown extravaganza, complete with done-up women, salacious dances, swaggering personalities, and plenty of red solo cups.

The visual for “Who You Are” mirrors daFinchi’s message of authenticity and hard-earned success. Opening with scenes of him stepping out of his home, cigar in hand, the video sets the tone with striking images of accomplishment and confidence.

Check out the brand new music video for “Miss You Much” from Thai refugee hip-hop artist Star2, featuring fellow refugee artists Ler Mu Dex and Young Henny, each representing different camps in the same region of Thailand.

The dope new track "Click Clack" is taken from Mogal & Teck-Zilla's new collab project 'Away With Words'. Check it out right now!

Hevewae’s latest release, “Wurrd (Can I Get A)”, produced by James Gold, is a bold testament to his journey, spirit, and refusal to be silenced. Big Zaddy Hev is not just a name; it’s a declaration of strength, vision, and unwavering passion.

Terry Milla’s “GoodBye Baebe” music video sets out to inspire those who feel like their lives don’t matter with a true story of resilience and tenacity.

The latest live reimagination amplifies 6 decades of rock-n’-roll’s untamable unruliness. The “Rolling Stone” music video fans thought they knew has been thoroughly tricked out, featuring the largest “staunch” crew in the group’s history.