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Johnny Venus continues to reveal a more vulnerable side of himself with “Nightmares,” the latest release from the EARTHGANG member’s evolving solo chapter. Produced by Courtlin Jabrae and Poplord, “Nightmares” explores the point where falling deeply for someone begins to disturb your peace. Sleepless nights, racing thoughts and the fear of losing someone important sit at the centre of the record, with Johnny approaching love from a noticeably exposed perspective.

Black Sherif is letting listeners further into his world with Sun Sherif, a new EP that arrives alongside the carnival-inspired focus track “Love Again” featuring Full Blown. Where much of Blacko’s music has carried the weight of survival and ambition, Sun Sherif feels deliberately closer to home. Born from ideas developed in the intimacy of his bedroom, the project explores the thoughts, emotions and everyday experiences behind the Ghanaian star’s public persona.

Marnz Malone is having a serious 2026. Following the success of YAQEEN, the Birmingham rapper is already moving onto his next chapter, announcing a new 14-track project titled I Wish I Could Sing. Marnz Malone “I Wish I Could Sing” Artwork Due September 25, the project comes with an impressive guest list spanning UK rap and dancehall, including J Hus, Clavish, Teeway, Stardom, Skillibeng, Byron Messia, J Relz and Sandra.

Jordan Adetunji continues to move beyond the huge success of “KEHLANI” with his latest single, “Distraction.” Released via 300 Entertainment, the new track was co-written and co-produced alongside Toby Daintree, whose credits include work with Artemas and FKA Twigs. It follows Adetunji’s earlier 2026 releases “Climbing Up” and the more downbeat “Who Is It.” That steady stream of new music is showing an artist determined not to be defined by one breakthrough moment.

163Margs is keeping his foot firmly on the gas with his latest single, “Serena Williams.” The London rapper has been building his name steadily within the new generation of UK rap, with his early “Talk Of The Town (Freestyle)” reportedly surpassing 16 million streams before he linked with Digga D for his official debut release, “Hide And Seek.” Since then, Margs has continued to expand his catalogue and collaborator list.

Two of UK rap’s biggest names have linked up once again as Headie One and Digga unleash the official video for “HOW DARE THEY.” Directed by Theo Edwards, the visual matches the intensity of the track, pairing cinematic shots with the confident energy both artists are known for. Trading bars throughout, Headie and Digga deliver a no-nonsense performance over hard-hitting production, making it clear why they’re regarded among the UK’s elite.

Home›Hot Videos›The Game Brings “The Life” Back Home to Los Angeles The Game brings the focus back to his hometown with “The Life,” the first official visual from his new album, The Documentary 3. Directed by Sela Veve, the video moves through Los Angeles with Downtown LA setting the scene.

Fresh off the success of “Chanel“ featuring Asake, Nigerian rap star Blaqbonez is back with two new singles, “Big Performer” and “FYP.” Leading the release is “Big Performer,” a confident, high-energy track produced by P.Priime with backing vocals from Semzi. The record sees Blaqbonez step away from his traditional hip-hop sound, embracing a bigger, more melodic style without losing the charisma and personality that have made him one of Afrobeats’ most entertaining artists.

London artist Lucy Park returns with her new EP, THREAD 27, a thoughtful six-track project that blends alternative R&B, indie pop and electronic textures into one of her most personal releases to date. Inspired by themes of growth, relationships and self-discovery, THREAD 27 takes listeners through moments of uncertainty, reflection and healing.

Birmingham rapper Kofi Stone continues his impressive run with the release of “No Way,” a powerful new single produced by longtime collaborator Pitch92. Fresh from debuting the track during a standout set at We Out Here Festival, Kofi delivers a record that balances sharp lyricism with an infectious hook. Backed by live instrumentation and driving drums, “No Way” is built around resilience, with Kofi declaring that nothing can break his spirit.