New Music to Bump This Summer: Hip Hop Edition

Looking for some new music to help you get through the summer? Check out our hip hop edition of new music to bump this summer!

J. Cole – “The Climb Back”

The first single off of J. Cole’s highly-anticipated sixth studio album, “The Climb Back” is a haunting, reflective track that finds the rapper reflecting on his come-up in the music industry. J. Cole has always been known for his introspective and deeply personal lyrics, and “The Climb Back” is no exception. With lines like “I’m tryna right my wrongs/I’m tryna be a better man/I’m tryna get back on track,” it’s clear that Cole is in a reflective mood on this track. It’s one of the more personal songs he’s released in recent years, and it’s sure to resonant with fans who have followed his career closely.

Lil Baby – “The Bigger Picture”

On June 2, Lil Baby released a new single in response to the George Floyd protests that have engulfed the nation. “The Bigger Picture” is a moving and powerful anthem that speaks to the Black Lives Matter movement, and it’s already one of the most talked-about songs of the summer.

Megan Thee Stallion – “Savage” (Remix) ft. Beyoncé

The official remix of Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage” featuring Beyoncé is here, and it’s everything we could have hoped for and more. The track, which was initially released as a single back in April, has been given new life with the addition of Queen Bey’s iconic vocals.

“Savage” has quickly become one of the standout tracks of the summer, and the remix is sure to only make it more popular. The song features Megan Thee Stallion and Beyoncé spitting some serious fire over a hard-hitting beat, making it the perfect song to turn up to.

If you’re looking for a new song to bump this summer, look no further than “Savage (Remix).” You won’t be disappointed.

DaBaby – “ROCKSTAR” ft. Roddy Ricch

“ROCKSTAR” is a song by American rapper DaBaby, featuring vocals from American singer Roddy Ricch. It was released on August 14, 2020, as the lead single from DaBaby’s second studio album, Blame It on Baby.

The song debuted at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100, making it DaBaby’s highest-charting single as a lead artist. In doing so, it also became Roddy Ricch’s second consecutive number-two single, following his feature on Niska’s “Réseaux”. Internationally, “ROCKSTAR” peaked at number one in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, and also peaked within the top ten of the charts in Canada, Ireland, and several other countries.

Pop Smoke – “Dior”

Pop Smoke’s posthumous album, Shoot for the Stars Aim for the Moon, features the late rapper’s biggest hit to date, “Dior.” The track, which samples delicate woodwinds from French electronic musician Cesaria Evora, is a hypnotic banger that will get any party started.

Polo G – “Go Stupid” ft. Stunna 4 Vegas

If you’re looking for a summer anthem, look no further than Polo G’s “Go Stupid.” The track, which features Stunna 4 Vegas, is the lead single from Polo G’s upcoming album, Hall of Fame.

“Go Stupid” is a high-energy song that will get you moving – perfect for those hot summer days. The track features a catchy hook and verses from both Polo G and Stunna 4 Vegas that will have you hooked from the first listen.

If you’re a fan of hip hop, make sure to check out “Go Stupid” by Polo G – it’s sure to be one of the biggest songs of the summer.

NLE Choppa – “Walk Em Down” ft. Roddy Ricch

NLE Choppa’s “Walk Em Down” ft. Roddy Ricch is a summer bop that will have you dancing all season long. The upbeat track is perfect for any party or cookout, and the music video is sure to get you hyped up. NLE Choppa is one of the hottest young rappers in the game right now, and “Walk Em Down” is just one of many hits he has in his repertoire. If you’re a fan of hip hop, you need to add this song to your summer playlist!

Lil Durk – “3 Headed Goat” ft. Lil Baby & Polo G

“3 Headed Goat” is the lead single from Lil Durk’s upcoming album, The Voice. The track features fellow Chicago rappers Lil Baby and Polo G, and was produced by KidWond3rBeatz.

The song is a hard-hitting banger that finds the three MCs exchanging braggadocious bars over a menacing instrumental. Lil Baby and Polo G hold their own against Durk, but it’s the headliner who steals the show with his standout verse.

If “3 Headed Goat” is any indication of what’s to come, The Voice is shaping up to be one of the best hip hop albums of the year.

Big Sean – “Deep Reverence” ft. Nipsey Hussle

On “Deep Reverence,” Big Sean pays tribute to the late Nipsey Hussle with a heartfelt verse reflecting on their friendship and the impact Nipsey had on his life. The track is taken from Sean’s forthcoming album, Detroit 2, which is due out on September 4.

Jay-Z – “A Dream”

On “A Dream,” Jay-Z ruminates on his unlikely rise to the top, sharing his feelings of incredulity and gratitude. Over a sweet, nostalgic piano riff reminiscent of early-’00s R&B (a reference to Ja Rule’s classic “Put It on Me” track?), Hov drops humble brags about attending Drake concerts (“I seen Drake last night, we ain’t even speak / I had to let him know that s**t was sweet”) and being in a league of his own (“You n****s OGs, but y’all my sons / That’s why it feel weird when y’all mention me”). The track, which is produced by Timbaland, is a standout from Jay’s recently released album 4:44.