With a fast-talking flow and a mischievous grin, Kenny Muney proudly carries the torch for Paper Route Empire. Exploring the euphoria that accompanies a new relationship, the Memphis rhymer teams up with Dreezy for “Nobody,” his new video. Produced by Ace Charisma, whose crisp guitar licks give the song a seductive swoon, “Nobody” is a romantic trap jam about an attraction so strong that it could make a player catch feelings: “Flying like a plane, you know she the co-pilot.” Dreezy provides the female perspective, matching Kenny’s melodic cadence and reveals how calculating she is about her romantic entanglements: “I’m bossy, but I’m independent/I’m bad to the bone but I’m good for his image.”

In the video, an iced-out Kenny Muney kicks back at a mansion in the hills, surrounded by models but only thinking about the object of his affections. Clad in all pink from her sunglasses to her shoes, Dreezy pulls up in an old school Cadillac, hell bent on proving that she’s worth obsessing over. At the end of the video, Kenny emerges from the mansion to steal Dreezy from directly under her man’s nose. “Nobody” is a highlight from Time Is Muney, the most recent mixtape by Kenny Muney.

Released in February, Time Is Muney is a project suited for headphones–the better to be mesmerized by Kenny’s hypnotic flows. The tape is home to recent singles like “Backend Freestyle,” a flex heavy track that allowed Muney to reintroduce himself to fans, both new and old, and “Worthless,” which received a tequila-fueled music video. Time Is Muney features guest appearances from Kenny’s PRE associates Big Moochie Grape and Key Glock, Time Is Muney is available everywhere.

In the run up to Time Is Muney, the Paper Route Empire signee kept himself busy by releasing multiple singles, including “Lowkey,” “For Kenny,” “Long Time Coming,” and “Poppin It.” To kick off 2022, Kenny memorialized Dolph with “Role Model,” a touching tribute to Dolph which racked up over 1.7 million views on YouTube in its first two weeks, and appears on Time Is Muney, as well as the recent Paper Route Empire Presents: Long Live Dolph mixtape.

With Time Is Muney, Kenny Muney showed that he has the talent and determination to succeed in the Empire-building business. Stay tuned for more from Kenny Muney and Paper Route Empire.

Watch “Nobody” ft. Dreezy!

Kaash Paige, the buzzworthy Dallas native whose distinct brand of “woozy R&B” inspires festival crowd-surfing, and serves as the soundtrack at Hollywood’s most exclusive late-night boîtes, releases visual to “Miss My Dawgs” featuring 6lack, available today via Def Jam Recordings.

“‘Miss My Dawgs’ is just about missing family members,” Kaash says, “or missing long lost friends that you know you can’t hang out with anymore, but it can go for anything.”

“Miss My Dawgs” follows up “24 HRS”featuring Lil TJay, Kaash’s most recent project (released in May).  The song, she said, “is about taking risks. You got 24 hrs to finally do something you’ve been waiting for.”  The “24 HRS” video premiered exclusively on BET Soul and BET Jams, and screened live on the Paramount billboard in New York City’s Times Square.

“Miss My Dawgs,” “24 HRS,” and “Girlfriend” (released in April) point the way to Kaash’s highly anticipated new Def Jam long-player, details to be announced in the weeks and months ahead.  The upcoming release builds on the critical praise that has been pouring in for the 21-year old.  Rolling Stone praised Kaash’s “passionate … gorgeous” music, and NPR raved, “the woozy-sounding R&B songs produced by Grand Prairie’s Kaash Paige are reminiscent of artists like SZA and Kehlani.”  

 In the midst of his tour run with Denzel Curry, redveil reveals the first in a two-part video series with the video for his track “mars.” A song from his highly celebrated album learn 2 swim, the video for “mars” is directed by andrpw & Tyler Shuler, and centers on a frantic rush to the hospital after a shark attack, leading to scenic flashbacks. 

“The journey of what I want to be seen is shown perfectly in these two videos,” redveil says of the two-part visual. “If people haven’t seen any of the learn 2 swim videos, I want them to see this one the most.”

Earlier this year, redveil released his entirely self-produced album learn 2 swim, which Pitchfork described as “a quantum leap in both quality and vision” and includes “pg baby,” which arrived with an andrpw-directed video, “better” featuring Sam Truth and “diving board.” learn 2 swim is a musical expansion of the special album preview “eighteen” featuring Saba, Denzel Curry, MAVI, Rich Brian and others.

Learn 2 swim is a coming-of-age album in every sense, as redveil confronts adulthood head-on as a young man grappling with the newfound challenges and responsibilities of growing older and doing so in the public eye as an artist. Across its 12 tracks, redveil channels a beyond-his-years wisdom into his music, emerging with an unflinching project that displays the full breadth of his artistic vision from production, to songwriting and lyricism, and unravels his own inner battles and flaws intertwined with moments of relief and appreciation. learn 2 swim cements redveil as an emerging talent to watch in hip-hop for years to come.

Watch “mars” above, find full album details below and stay tuned for the second part of the video coming soon!