Oes Joe Sleaz has a banger on his hands with “One Eight Seven.” This might be the first banger in history with its hard-hitting abilities coming from a powerhouse vocal performance instead of the actual production. Oes’ delivery is out of this world, some in the comments calling it off-kilter. But that’s what gives it clarity, what separates it and helps it to stand out. Also, the confidence in which he spits makes it all the more better.

Watch the video for “One Eight Seven” below.

I’ll admit, going into this song, I didn’t know what to expect. Jdoe starts off mysterious and rattles off flows near acapella, making me wonder what the ultimate effect the song would have on me would be. I grew a little concerned. Then, the beat kicks in and Jdoe’s monstrous abilities are unleashed. “Loyalty” takes a little to fully reveal its hand, but, when it does, it’s fire. Jdoe reveals some serious ability, giving out some crafted flows and flexing talents that many rappers in the game don’t have. It’s best that you hear it for yourself.

Check out the video for “Loyalty” below.

The Bandamount-directed visual for “The Most” may be pretty simple and tame, but the raps from Lavier are on point. He proves his worthiness in the Detroit rap game, spitting without stopping for breath, casual too, like he’s not out to overdo it. And it works because of that. Lavier’s definitely someone to watch in this crazy game of ours.

Watch the video for “The Most” below.