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4sho Playlist: What’s hot this week (9/25/17)

It’s been a great year for Hip Hop music. From Jay Z to Tee Grizzley – projects have been released that have shaken the foundation of Hip Hop, creating new conversation about artists and their abilities. We constantly listen to new artists and songs as we evaluate our tastes, and today’s no exception. There’s a lot of music that we’re loving at the moment so we decided to zero in on what we’re listening to at the moment so that readers can check the songs out themselves.
“Fresh Prince of Brick Mile” – All Star Lee
This creative flip of the theme song from Fresh Prince of Bel Air is immensely catchy and very well put together. It’s a shame that it’s so short, otherwise, Lee would have a smash hit on his hands. The bassline in the production is nothing short of killer.
“This Is How We Move It” – Payroll Giovanni
Both this and “Fresh Prince of Brick Mile” may both be months old, but they ring just as hot today as they did in their summer releases. Payroll Giovanni’s drug kingpin anthem is an exercise of showcasing masculine bravado in the music video and it’s amazing. You’ll run this one back without a doubt.
“Freezer” – Rich The Kid featuring Kendrick Lamar
Rich The Kid’s hectic flow and delivery make him more of an acquired taste than your traditional rapper. He linked up with Kendrick Lamar for a smooth track that sounds like a good addition to his lengthy catalog. Rich revealed that Kendrick will be directing the video for the track, which will be releasing very soon.
“Sis” – Miliyah Jewel featuring AllStar JR
Miliyah Jewel may be a new entry point into the rap scene, but you wouldn’t be able to tell by the confidence she exudes in her raps. On her new track, she brings the hardcore over a smooth beat that at first sounds out of place. But as she hones in her flow, it grows stronger and stronger.
“Lame Niggaz” – Asian Doll
Tory Lanez’s rendition of Playboi Carti’s “Magnolia” was poorly received across the board. Critics hated it, fans hated it, and the rumor is that Carti hated it himself. Put simply, it was weak. Asian Doll has dropped a hard rendition of Carti’s smash hit, ripping Lanez’s version to shreds.

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92 Byu Talks “Repeat,” His Creative Vision, and What’s Next

With each release, 92 Byu continues to define his sound—one rooted in soulful storytelling and energy. His latest single, “Repeat,” is more than just a song. It’s a reflection of his artistic philosophy. “The meaning behind the title is all about doing what you love, loving the process, and then repeating it,” he explains. “It’s a celebration of fun and freedom.”
Having built a reputation with tracks like “Catch A Vibe” and “Love Me or Not,” 92 Byu has always prioritized depth in his lyrics. “Repeat” is no different, creating a narrative that explores the fine line between ambition and self-awareness.
Beyond the music, 92 Byu is taking full creative control over the visuals for “Repeat,” promising a cinematic experience. With his upcoming project There’s Nothing To Be Afraid Of, It’s Just Good Music and his debut album Therapy Session on the way, 92 Byu is setting the stage for an unforgettable year. As he continues to push boundaries with his independent label, 9ine11 Records, fans can expect a wave of fresh talent and innovative sounds.
Stream “Repeat” below.
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Lunden Benard’s New Single “Step Into My Zone” Channels Classic Hip-Hop

Lunden Benard is quickly emerging as a new voice in hip-hop, with his debut single “Step Into My Zone” making a strong statement. Released on September 9, 2024, the track offers a refreshing take on the classic hip-hop sound of the late ’80s and early ’90s. Born in Portland, Oregon, and now based in Atlanta, Georgia, Lunden is committed to reviving the vibes of a bygone era while adding his unique spin to the genre.
Reflecting on his musical journey, Lunden shares, “I’m a big fan of 90s Hip Hop, and my influences derive from that era.” His debut single, “Step Into My Zone,” pays homage to the sounds of hip-hop legends like De La Soul and Eric B. and Rakim. The track showcases his ability to merge lyrical complexity with engaging beats, creating a sound that resonates with both new listeners and those who appreciate the roots of hip-hop.
Watch the music video for “Step Into My Zone”
Lunden’s upcoming debut album, set to drop next spring, is already generating buzz. He promises it will be a “classic Hip Hop” project filled with “dope lyrics and dope beats” that cover a wide range of topics. The lead single, “Step Into My Zone,” sets the stage for what fans can expect—a return to hip-hop’s authentic sound, combined with a modern flair. The music video for the single, which is now live on YouTube, complements the nostalgic tone of the song with visuals that bring the era’s vibe to life.
Influenced by a wide range of artists—from Rakim and Nas to Michael Jackson and John Coltrane—Lunden’s sound is a blend of old-school storytelling and contemporary production. He has a knack for capturing the essence of hip-hop while making it accessible to today’s audience. This ability to bridge the gap between generations is what sets him apart as an artist.
With “Step Into My Zone,” Lunden Benard has shown that he is not just a student of hip-hop history but also a creator of its future. Follow him on Instagram at @lunden09 to stay tuned for more releases and updates on his highly anticipated debut album.
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Moe Heats Up Summer with New Single “UDON”

Orlando’s emerging hip-hop star, Moe, is making waves again with his latest release, “UDON,” now available on all streaming platforms. Following the success of his breakout single “Magic,” Moe has teamed up with GRAMMY-nominated producer Ayotheproducer for another banger from their upcoming joint project, Moelando.
“UDON” is a vibrant, energetic track that showcases Moe’s unique vocal style, deeply rooted in his Florida upbringing. His voice blends seamlessly with Ayotheproducer’s cutting-edge beats, creating a sound that’s both fresh and familiar. Known for his work with industry giants like Cardi B and Lil Wayne, Ayotheproducer brings a dynamic flair to this collaboration, making “UDON” a must-listen for the summer.
Moe describes the inspiration behind “UDON” as a reflection on the difficulty of moving on from someone, capturing the universal feeling of always being drawn back in. This relatable theme, paired with Moe’s distinctive delivery, ensures that “UDON” resonates with listeners.
With over 244k monthly Spotify listeners and millions of streams across platforms, Moe is quickly establishing himself as a force in the music industry. His journey from his Orlando bedroom studio to the Atlanta music scene is a testament to his dedication and talent. As he prepares to drop Moelando later this year, Moe is poised to reach new heights.
Fans can look forward to a series of events in Orlando celebrating the release of Moelando, including a listening party, comedy shows, and live performances. Moe is also branching out into film, with an upcoming sports documentary that he’s executive produced.
Be sure to check out “UDON,” streaming now, and stay tuned for more exciting updates from Moe as he continues his rise in the music world!
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