Miami rapper Rick Ross is a nine-time Grammy-nominated, multiplatinum hip-hop artist known for the breakout single Hustlin and the album Port of Miami. Founder of Maybach Music Group, he’s scored multiple No. 1 albums and billions of streams.
The Renaissance Orchestra, originating from Atlanta, reimagines orchestral music by blending classical virtuosity with the energy of hip-hop, R&B, country, and pop. Founded by Tyrone "OG" Bowie, the ensemble is known for its captivating performances and cultural storytelling. They have gained wide acclaim and collaborated with artists like Zaytoven, Boosie, Michael Prince, and BLKBOK. Popular songs include "Cinnamon" and "Breakout Lucille".
Moroccan-American rapper French Montana rose from the New York mixtape underground, building an indie empire before debuting with 2013s Excuse My French. He is best known for high-profile collaborations and the diamond-certified hit Unforgettable.
Born Charly Wingate, East Coast rapper Max B emerged in the mid-2000s, joining Jim Jones' Byrd Gang before embarking on a prolific mixtape run including Coke Wave with French Montana. Incarcerated in 2009, he released his debut album Vigilante Season in 2011 and returned to music following his release.
G Herbo helped invent and globalize Chicago drill music. Known for his 2024 hit Went Legit, he launched the Swervin Through Stress nonprofit and has collaborated with Juice WRLD and Wyclef Jean, blending soulful hip hop with menacing drill sounds.
Cash Cobain, born Cashmere Lavon Small in the Bronx, New York City, is a rapper and producer. He pioneered "sexy drill" and "sample drill," blending traditional drill with R&B samples and a Jersey club bounce. Known for his unique production tag, he has popular songs like "Fisherrr," "Hoes Be Mad," and "Rump Punch." His debut album, "Play Cash Cobain," released in 2024, features collaborations with artists including Ice Spice, Drake, Don Toliver, and Justin Bieber. He earned a spot on the XXL Freshman list.
Zeddy Will, from Queensbridge, New York, is a hip-hop/rap artist celebrated for his playful wordplay, humorous style, and animated delivery. He gained recognition for comedic social media content and viral songs like "Cha Cha" and "Twerkin Wit Ya Friends". His discography includes the 2025 EP "Set the Tone" and singles such as "BACK UP" (2026) and "There It Is" (2026). He has collaborated with artists including Kyle Richh and DaBaby.
Omah Lay is a Nigerian Afro-fusion innovator whose music blends West African highlife percussion with classic rap and Afro-beats. Known for his darkly sparkling vocals, evocative storytelling, and lush, soulful instrumentals, he shares vivid, introspective, and romantic tales.
New Jersey R&B artist Honey Bxby blends intimate lyrics with rugged realism, influenced by her producer father and storytelling greats. She went viral with her 2023 hit Touchin, leading to a debut EP, tours with Sexyy Red and Flyana Boss, and major festival stages.
Fetty Wap, from Paterson, New Jersey, is a rapper and singer known for his melodic trap and R&B style. His hits include "Trap Queen," "679," and "My Way." He has received Grammy nominations and won awards, recognized for his unique vocal delivery and collaborations, often with Remy Boyz. His albums include "King Zoo" and "Zavier."
Buffalo rapper Conway the Machine co-founded Griselda Records and helped spark a grimy New York rap resurgence. Known for his menacing delivery and prolific output, he released acclaimed albums like From King to a God and God Don't Make Mistakes before launching his own Drumwork label.
Travis Doyle, professionally known as Nems or Gorilla Nems, is an American rapper, content creator, entrepreneur, and web series host from Coney Island, Brooklyn. Emerging from New York City's battle rap scene in the early 2000s, he achieved national recognition on MTV2's Fight Klub league, recording the most wins in the league's history. He released his debut album Prezident's Day in 2010 and later achieved widespread viral fame in 2021 with his catchphrase "Bing Bong" and his web series Don't Ever Disrespect Me. The founder of the lifestyle brand Fuck Your Lyfe, his discography includes the albums Gorilla Monsoon, Congo, and America's Sweetheart.
Mariah the Scientist, born Mariah Amani Buckles in Atlanta, Georgia, is an American R&B singer-songwriter. Known for her diaristic storytelling, airy melodies, and sleek production, she released her fourth studio album, "Hearts Sold Separately," in 2025. The album featured hits like "Burning Blue" and "Is It a Crime," which charted on the Billboard Hot 100. She is currently touring.
Ice Spice, born Isis Naija Gaston in the Bronx, New York, is an American rapper known for her Bronx drill sound with trap and pop influences. She rose to fame in late 2022 with "Munch (Feelin' U)". Her debut EP, "Like..?" (2023), featured hits like "Princess Diana". She achieved further success with collaborations such as "Boy's a Liar Pt. 2" and "Karma". Her debut album, "Y2K!", was released in 2024.
Born in Jamaica, raised Brooklyn; drill pioneer w/ Sheff G (“Panic”). Hits: “Deep End Freestyle,” “2055,” “Die Young.” RCA; Still Sleep? gold, #16; Boy Meets World #17.
Long Island (Hempstead) MC/producer Roc Marciano: moody, claustrophobic beats + stylized flow; Flipmode alum. Self-produced “Marcberg” acclaimed; collabs w/Alchemist, Q-Tip, Ka.
Western NY rapper/producer 38 Spesh delivers vivid, motivational, lesson-packed street rap; founder of TCF Music Group. Projects: 5 Shots, 6 Shots, Interstate 38; collab w/ Kool G Rap.
Bronx rapper/songwriter & freestyle standout in NYC sexy drill, blending sharp MC skills with melody; went viral on Hot 97. Songs: “Favorite Lady” w/ Cash Cobain.
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