Bonelang are back with a new single called "100 Million Hummingbirds". For their first single of 2023 the group consisting of Samy Shariff Sabh, Zack Marks, Andrew Lawrence and Matt Bones enlisted the help of one the hottest emcees in Chicago, Mick Jenkins.

Beat Maker Spectacular Diagnostics is preparing to release a new album called Raw Lessons on March 23rd via Rucksack Lessons.

The most recent single from the project is called "Class" and features contributions from Curly Castro, Illogic, and Defcee.

In addition to those talented emcees the producer enlisted the help of King Kashmere, NAHreally, CLBRKS, Jermiside, Juice Aleem, and many more.

Matt Muse has released a new single called "Leave Here". This new track, his first since 2021, features production from Boathouse.

“'Leave Here’ was birthed from the feelings of self-doubt, insecurity, under-appreciation, and imposter syndrome that I and many other artists feel/have felt throughout this journey toward musical success,” Muse says. “It is an affirmation that despite what may be thrown my way or what others think, I'm not leaving this journey empty handed. I know my worth and what I'm capable of, and this song stands as a constant reminder to myself of that worth and capability. I want this song to be a motivator for anybody in any field that now is not the time to stop. I want others to feel the energy of the beat and confidence of the lyrics and use this song as their anthem to go after every goal and dream that they have their heart set on."

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Manwolves have released a new EP called "Slipping on Ice Moving Boxes". This is the first of two part released the with the next installment due out in the new year.

The EP's lead single is called "Char <3" and is accompanied by the video below.

This is the work of Jamie McNear (vocals), Eli Cohen (guitar), Henry Wolf (bass), Julian Freeman (drums), and Ari Garfin (keys).

Producer, Beat Maker, Composer Harry James has released his sophomore album, Harried, via Potions Music NYC.

For this album James some of the city's finest musicians including Keefe Jackson, Dave McDonnell, Gerald Bailey, Hope Arthur, and Bill MacKay.