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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Emerging rapper/songwriter Paul Prodigy shares new single “All The Times” featuring RPo. The track explores the emotional pain of heartbreak, with Prodigy pouring his heart out over a warm, vocal-sample-driven, solemn soundscape. UK-based Sosyete ’25 unveil their new release “Yan,” a retro-tinged funk/pop tune with rock sensibilities. The textures are layered, comprising cinematic pads, electrifying guitar licks, and sultry, siren-like vocals that hypnotize listeners from start to finish. Westchester County, New York-based rapper Klassik Poet steps into the forefront with “Zero.” The track is a statement of defiance, as the rapper details his growth as an artist and the environment that shaped his mindset. “The Ride Parte Dos” is a modern hip-hop posse cut from Dvalor, featuring Xiolynn, Jesse The Tree, and Joe Bruce. The result is a reflective and insightful piece that sees each artist sharing their stories with different viewpoints. From engaging rap verses, smooth melodic hooks and a summery soundscape to close the deal. Hard-working emcee Slick Da Sniper returns to our site with “Elevated,” a braggadocio cut that highlights unadulterated rhyme schemes and expressive flows over a cinematic backdrop. Australia-based rapper Vez caught our attention with “Comfortable,” an edgy, lyric-dense track that finds the rapper flexing on the opposition while clearing out the skeletons in his closet. Shy Mascot unleashes the “Prince Lotor Flow” in their latest release. The track fuses improv jazz/soul styles with the boisterous swagger of hip-hop. The verses are edgy and underpinned by insightful and braggadocio elements alongside a melodic refrain and extensive musical sections that exude an energetic live feel. Cdawg goes straight to the basket with “Talking Points (Go),” an edgy, energetic track that finds the rapper reminding audiences of his status. Over a rock guitar-driven backdrop, the emcee delivers a fast-paced flow and closes with a call to action in the chorus. Canadian singer/songwriter Mark Pelli pours his heart on wax in new single “Gotta Let Her Go”. The guitar-driven love ballad finds the singer breaking up with his lady because her ex’s name keeps coming up, creating a wedge between them. The track is stripped down to the bare minimum, with rich guitar riffs, soft keys, mellow percussion, Pelli’s sultry vocal runs, and vivid storytelling. Rapper Vicious Teknique enters this week’s playlist with an experimental-rap tune titled “Who U Call?” The production is dark and brooding, while the lyrics dive into the realities of real feelings and the assurance amid the uncertainty of the world and the demons within. The fast-paced production introduces the dark setting, while Vicious Teknique’s verses evoke urgency, exploring mental health pressures. Like the title says, who do you call when you need reassurance and support? That is the million-dollar question.

 

 

Australian-born Italian Hip Hop Artist Stefan Rossi delivers an energetic single, “CRAZY BABY,” on this week’s playlist. Backed by an anthemic backdrop of horns, punchy, spaced-out drums, and cinematic elements, the rapper shows how far our and radical he can get with the bars and thought process. Canadian singer/songwriter Kiki Rowe‘s new single, “Fools,” is a heartfelt exploration of emotional betrayal. Over a dynamic production that blends future R&B with soul/hip-hop sensibilities, the singer delivers a sultry performance bolstered by rich vocal runs and heartfelt lyrics. Emerging Nigerian artist Dolu caught our attention with his latest release, “Late Bloomer.” The reflective track serves as a reintroduction of the artist from his former moniker, Uno Denie. The production features a dark, somewhat solemn piano arrangement with soft rhythms, while Dolu’s accented flow is a reminder of his Nigerian roots, further cemented by references and engaging storytelling. He gives audiences a glimpse into his background and growth as a young man who seeks to be better by pursuing the truth with purpose. Rapper Prehysteric explores the universal tale of friendship, brotherhood and change in his new release “Shake on the Sleeve.” A soulful soundscape bolsters the reflective track, and the icing on the cake is the insightful, vivid storytelling that evokes nostalgia and bittersweet memories. UK emcee Tyrage reminds listeners to “Send It” and take life by the proverbial horns. Over an upbeat, energetic backdorp of dark synths and punchy drums, the emcee sets the tone with aspirational lines and a call to action. There is no time to waste but to send it. Producer Mothers Favorite Child and singer Zee Dyasi lead us on a much-needed “Vacation”. The track is a modern neo-soul/Jazz and R&B-infused piece that highlights Dyasi’s vocal range, vivid storytelling over a dynamic, forward-thinking soundscape.  Here, the singer details the power of love and how it changes people. From the hypnotic, rising emotions that bring two people together into one to the tensions that bind everything, “Vacation” dials it in and gives audiences the love anthem of the week.

 

Belgian singer/songwriter Mya Lee enters this week’s playlist with “No Savior,” a dreamy pop/future R&B-infused cut. Over an atmospheric and plucky backdrop, the singer delivers an expressive performance with heartfelt lyrics. “Keep Up” is an upbeat collaboration from Joznez and Kataem, and together they bring out the big guns. The production is energetic and cinematic, and the fast-paced flow aligns with the aspirational theme, making it perfect for your exercise playlist. Rapper/songwriter Mickey Woods Jr. pours his all into wax on “Yelling at God,” a heartfelt piece about holding on to his faith during turbulent periods. Over a mellow, piano-laden backdrop featuring jazz/soul elements, the rapper shares his experience as a believer, calling on God for relief. French-born Moroccan singer/songwriter Sana Mona enters our weekly playlist with “Détaché,” a heartfelt ballad about the emotional pain of giving your all to someone who ghosts you. Against a warm, moody backdrop, the singer delivers a heartwarming performance, ripe with sublime melodic runs and touching lyrics. Jakarta-born, Los Angeles-based R&B/neo-soul singer Dennis Linggar unveils his new single “Siren Song,” a heartfelt tune about heartbreak, but with a positive spin. Instead of wallowing in sorrow, he sees it as God redirecting him towards something better. The production oozes modern soul/R&B vibes, while Lingarr’s subtly melodic runs and alluring hook keep listeners locked in. “Late Night Drives 2” is a brilliant jazz/hip-hop-infused tune from UK rapper Cactus Corino and singer Treeboy. Over a soothing backdrop featuring ethereal pads, jazzy tones and headnodding drums, Cactus Corino is in the driver’s seat as he takes us on a slow cruise through the bustling London streets. This is the second single from his upcoming Floralia EP. Emerging rapper D-Zilla gives us something to grow on in the form of his new release “Doing My Thing (No Applause).” The track has a soul/jazz texture, with the rapper reflecting on living his life on his terms and avoiding the need for external validation.

 

P.S.Y.C. returns to our site with “Guardian Of Light,” which is a continuation of his recent music releases. This new entry sees the rapper teaming up with producer E. Smitty, who crafts a menacing, dark backdrop that fits the introspective theme. As usual, P.S.Y.C. steps into the booth with one goal: to encourage and motivate listeners to grow and be better. London-based Montreal-born producer Gayance delivers this club-ready jam titled “hellooooo????” to our playlist. Fusing 2-step and garage with some DnB influences, Gayance recruits fellow Montrealian rapper/singer Magi Merlin and producer funkywhat to help bring the track to life. The result is a vibrant, retro-tinged jam filled with off-the-cuff bars, a catchy hook, and a hypnotic beat that will get people moving. “Big Fat Bastard” is a playful, self-deprecating and celebratory track about body types, especially the big and bold. Madam Pulse and Maya Miko hold nothing back as they gather to celebrate body positivity in all shapes and sizes. Sac-town rapper Mr. P Chill reminds us of his status in the new single “Legend.” Backed by a cinematic, boisterous beat from producer DoomDaWiz, Mr. P Chill sets the record straight by reminding doubting Thomases with recency bias who he truly is. The new single is taken from his upcoming LP, The Return, which comes out July 10, 2026.  Bilingual rapper PAZ el Pana drops this summer-tinged track DEMASIADO.” The title, “Too Much,” in Spanish, is bolstered by Shile For You‘s sublime backdrop and a commanding performance by the rapper, who fuses English and Spanish. UK singer/songwriter Ty Da Artist debuts on our playlist with “You Remind Me,” a heartfelt ballad that evokes the Timbaland-R&B era with its retro-tinged backdrop. The production is groovy and sublime, and the singer pours his heart out on wax as he confesses his love for that special someone. The final track on our list is from contemporary soul/R&B/pop artist AuriKay, who lifts us up with “Mama Said Bloom,” an anthemic motivational track that implores us to shake off the sadness and pressures of the world. Armed with her rich, commanding vocal runs, she delivers a resonant, soul-stirring performance that builds to a crescendo in the chorus.