The weekly Top Submissions aims to showcase a selected crop of acts that cross our paths. From the best tracks/videos from far and wide, we gather the upper echelon of artists you can find and give them a platform to be further recognized for their works. So, sit back and tune in, and don’t forget to show them some love by following them on all social media platforms

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SUMiT x Lihtz – “Luka”.

SUMiT collaborates with Lihtz on his single “Luka,” his first of the year. The production is punchy and cinematic and blends raw lyricism and modern melodic cloud rap.

John Brown – “ANTIFA”.

Versatile emcee John Brown tackles the current state of political affairs with “ANTIFA.” The track is a thought-provoking and insightful look at the rise of fascism and authoritarianism across the globe and their effects on the masses.

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SAÜD – “BE THE WAY” FEAT BAS & THE C!RCLE

Saudi-born producer SAÜD  drops the new single “Be The Way” as he announces his forthcoming album, High Octane. The single is an insightful piece that explores the concept of self-awareness and growth. The production is dark, cinematic and works perfectly with the reflective raps from Bas and The C!rcle.

Monty – “Winner’s Circle”

Monty delivers the new anthem for the go-getters in the form of his latest release, “Winner’s Circle.” The track has an edgy synth-laden backdrop and sees Monty in his element as he reminds us of the power of discipline and consistency.

Dvalor x Radamiz x Taki Brano – “Family Man”.

“Family Man” is the new release by producer Dvalor, who connects with guitarist Taki Brano and rapper Radamiz. Together, the trio delivers a blend of alternative sounds, genre-bending stylings, and thoughtful songwriting. Through layered instrumentation and abstract, theme-driven raps, listeners gain a nuanced perspective on life changes through the lens of fatherhood and responsibilities.

M Soto – “Why Come Back”.

M Soto returns with “Why Come Back,” a bouncy modern R&B/hiphop infused track underpinned by shiny pop sounds and a soul-gripping vocal performance.

Epic x emprime – “Hathaway’s Diner” featuring Moka Only

Canadian OG emcee Epic unveils his second single, “Hathaway’s Diner,” as he prepares for his upcoming album entitled Heater In My Truck II. The track produced by Canadian legend Moka Only is a laid-back cut with retro, underground stylings, underpinned by offbeat rapping and storytelling. The track also features emcee emprime, who adds his 2 cents on the matter at hand.

Toneyboi – “Momma Says Move Weight”

Buffalo NY Art Dealer/emcee/producer Toneyboi drops his new release “Momma Says Move Weight,” a hard-hitting street banger that pays homage to the OG LL Cool J. Flipping the same sample from the legendary diss track with a modern twist, Toneyboi delivers with raw emotions as he takes us on an unfiltered ride through the mean streets. The track serves as the lead track from his new project, Leave Your Ego At The Door.

V The Saint – “Doley”.

Brownsville, Brooklyn-born emcee V The Saint caught our attention with his new release “Doley,” a reflective piece that talks about his life journey. From an innocent childhood to being thrust into a cold world where survival is a must, V the Saint delivers a heartfelt tale of growth, human resilience, punctuated by vivid storytelling. The track is taken from his new EP Move And Change.

Aka Arjay x Cool Nutz – “All the Way Down” (feat. Cool Nutz)

Aka Arjay and Cool Nutz team up for “All the Way Down,” a smooth R&B/hiphop infused cut that talks about true love and emotional support that is unconditional. From the good times and even the bad times, the duo questions if their partner will be down for it all.

Kid Presentable!!! – “Renaissance” (feat. Tpe.Wrm)

“Renaissance” pairs Kid Presentable!!! and Tpe.Wrm who deliver a solid piece comprising lofi sounds with vivid storytelling. The lyrics dive into the concept of growth and finding one’s true path in this modern world.

ActivateBPM x J.Lately – “Warning Bells”

“Warning Bells” is a collaboration between ActivateBPM and J.Lately, who both bring the perfect pair between music production and raw lyricism. The beat has a serviceable bounce and fits both rappers’ expressive flow and engaging lyrics.

Tone D. – “Your opinion”

Tone D.‘s “Your opinion” is a relatable piece about unsolicited opinions from outsiders. Over a laidback and reflective backdrop, Tone D doesn’t hold back his thoughts about opinions and how in the long run, it doesn’t matter because everyone has them.

JOVX – “Cycles”

 Bay Area multi-genre producer JOVX caught our ears with his new single “Cycles”. The self-produced track has a soothing pad, bouncy grooves and a rich melodic flow with rap aesthetics. The track’s concept explores growth and the power of self-belief in the face of the odds.

Hak Black – “When Everybody’s Watching”

Emerging singer/songwriter Hak Black enters our playlist with “When Everybody’s Watching,” a mellow alternative R&B ballad that channels the rich traditions of the genre. The production has a retro feel with punchy percussion and warm textures underpinned by Haf Black’s smooth melodic performance and heartfelt adulation-filled lyrics.

Bagboy Blu – “Came Up”

“Came Up” by Bagboy Blu is a hard-hitting, aspirational anthem that explores his humble beginnings. Bolstered by a dark, cinematic backdrop, the emcee details the obstacles he had to evade to fulfill his true potential.

Samm Henshaw – “Hair Down”

South London–raised singer/songwriter Samm Henshaw unveils his new single “Hair Down.” The track serves as his first single for 2026 and is the perfect aspirational anthem for everyone going through tough times. The track sees Henshaw fusing soul/jazz with alternative R&B aesthetics, and the result is a blissful, soul-gripping feel-good jam that will uplift listeners. In the meantime, Henshaw also announces that his vinyl-only project, It Could Be Worse, will finally arrive on streaming platforms on 19th January following widespread demand.

James Gardin – “No Better”

James Gardin and Hunter Love (Gardin & Love) team up for “No Better,” a feel-good anthem that aims to give hope and joy. Over a rousing 80s’ electronic-dance/disco-styled backdrop comprising punchy drums and lush synths, Gardin steps to the podium, reminding listeners to seize the day, believe in themselves and always present the best versions of themselves at all times. “No Better” is the lead single from the duo’s forthcoming collaborative project, Everybody Moves (January 23rd, 2026).

Bobby JaGGerJacK – “I Regret It”

Bobby JaGGerJacK‘s “I Regret It” is a heartfelt track that digs deep into his personal life. The track is a self-assessment and recount of events that reshaped his life, from loss, heartbreak, pain and the inevitable moment of clarity. Bobby JaGGerJacK delivers with a sombre tone and a pace flow underpinned by vivid and soul-stirring lyrics that everyone can relate to.