New Hip-Hop Friday September 25th, 2026: G-Eazy, Trae tha Truth, Mozzy and More

Trae tha Truth and Mozzy in the Still Tapped In cover artwork.

New Hip-Hop Friday September 25th, 2026 brings ten fresh selections into your weekend queue. G-Eazy and Ty Dolla $ign lead the singles, while Trae tha Truth and Mozzy, Apollo Brown and Skyzoo, and Your Old Droog offer entry points into new projects. These picks span September 22nd–25th, with one song per lead act to keep the listening varied.

G-Eazy & Ty Dolla $ign — “JFK”

G-Eazy and Ty Dolla $ign share the billing on this September 24th single. “JFK” opens our queue with a collaboration before the week’s album discoveries.

Trae tha Truth & Mozzy — “On One”

Trae tha Truth and Mozzy reunite on Still Tapped In. Start with its opening track, “On One,” then follow the full-song link into their latest shared project.

Apollo Brown & Skyzoo — “Hear Me Out”

Apollo Brown and Skyzoo offer “Hear Me Out” from Luxury Tax. The jointly credited release gives listeners another producer-and-rapper partnership to explore this weekend.

Your Old Droog — “Therapy”

“Therapy” is our entry into Your Old Droog’s Bread & Butter. This fresh album selection gives the solo rapper his own space among the collaborative releases.

Big Moochie Grape & Zaytoven — “Cough That Up”

Big Moochie Grape and Zaytoven open GRAPETOVEN with “Cough That Up.” The 11-track project arrives through Paper Route EMPIRE, offering a longer listen beyond this introduction.

Marnz Malone — “Morgan Rogers”

Marnz Malone starts I Wish I Could Sing with “Morgan Rogers.” The opening selection introduces a different voice before the playlist moves into releases from earlier this week.

Lil Yee — “Under Surveillance”

Lil Yee leads ALL DAWGS GO 2 HEAVEN with “Under Surveillance.” Released September 22nd, it belongs to the week’s listening rather than an exclusively Friday drop list.

J.I the Prince of N.Y — “Diana”

J.I the Prince of N.Y contributes “Diana” from Tears From A Weeping Prince. The September 23rd release adds another solo selection to the weekend queue.

Real Bad Man & Mooch — “The Illist”

Real Bad Man and Mooch share the credit on “The Illist,” the opener from Terminator Shit. Use it as a starting point for their ten-track project.

Bawo — “Up and Away”

Bawo closes our selection with “Up and Away” from Surf’s Up. This newly released album cut rounds out a list built to encourage discovery beyond one headline act.

Choose a title in the player to hear its preview, then follow the Apple Music link for the full recording. Some selections contain explicit language. Explore the New R&B Friday companion for the other side of this week’s listening.