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Known for records like “Go Crazy,” “Tripping Hard,” and collaborations with artists around the Midwest, the StuntHard HotBoyz built their reputation by turning street stories into high-energy music that resonates with the trenches.

Detroit’s underground keeps producing fearless voices, and StuntHard Hill is stepping up with his latest release, “Fck Who Was Gang.” The gritty new visual captures the unapologetic energy that defines the city’s rap scene right now.

Known for carrying the StuntHard movement’s aggressive street mentality, Hill brings a blunt, no-filter perspective on loyalty, betrayal, and surviving the realities of Detroit’s trenches. Over a hard-knocking beat, he delivers direct bars and sharp delivery that feel authentic to the city’s signature sound.

The official video for “Fck Who Was Gang” doubles down on Detroit’s raw aesthetic—street locations, tight crew energy, and the kind of authenticity fans of the Midwest scene gravitate toward. Hill’s presence on camera matches the message of the record: standing on business and not looking back.

Detroit has long been one of hip-hop’s most influential underground hubs, producing waves from Blade Icewood to Tee Grizzley and the new generation of street storytellers. StuntHard Hill continues that lineage, bringing his own voice and perspective to the culture.

With “Fck Who Was Gang,” Hill reminds listeners that the StuntHard name still represents real street energy coming out of Detroit.

DJ Tadoe Montana is keeping the mixtape culture alive with the release of his newest project Tadoe Dont Shoot Em 2, a tape fully hosted and produced by the DJ himself.

Known for connecting artists and pushing street records, Tadoe Montana uses this project as a platform to bring together talent from different cities and regions. The tape features artists from across the country including Freshduzit, YP Trapalot, NUMBA4NICK and more rising names in the underground scene.

Packed with hard trap production and signature DJ drops throughout the project, Tadoe Don’t Shoot Em 2 captures the energy of classic DJ hosted mixtapes where the DJ plays a real role in shaping the sound and momentum of the project.

With artists representing different cities, the tape feels like a nationwide street collaboration that blends multiple regional styles into one mixtape.

As Tadoe Montana continues building his name as one of Alabama’s most active DJs, Tadoe Don’t Shoot Em2 shows his ability to bring artists together and keep real DJ driven mixtape culture alive.

OGB Lil Goonie is standing ten toes down with the release of his new album OGB4LIFE, a project that captures loyalty, motion, and real-life grind from start to finish. Rooted in street principles and everyday hustle, the album reinforces Goonie’s position as an artist who reps his foundation unapologetically.

Leading the charge is the standout single “Pick You Up,” a smooth yet street-driven record that blends confidence, loyalty, and late-night energy. The track showcases Goonie’s ability to balance raw talk with melody, making it perfect for both the trenches and the ride. It’s a song about holding it down, elevating the people around you, and moving with intention.

Straight out of Naptown, 10 Toes steps back into the spotlight with Gang Shit Only, his first official project since returning home from a three-year federal bid. The tape doesn’t chase trends or validation — it documents survival, structure, and the mentality of someone who stayed solid through pressure.

Built on gritty, no-nonsense production from Freshduzit and DJ Champ, Gang Shit Only is raw Midwest street music with purpose. 10 Toes delivers direct, grounded bars that reflect loyalty, discipline, and real-life experience, keeping it authentic without glorifying the past.

Hosted by Y3K Magazine, the project continues the platform’s mission of spotlighting real voices and pivotal moments in the culture. From tense trap records to reflective cuts, Gang Shit Only captures a comeback rooted in accountability and hunger — not hype.

Naptown artist Trae Trap continues building momentum with the release of his latest visual “GSMM (Gettin So Much Money),” delivering a gritty, money-driven anthem that reflects real hustle energy and rising street success.

HAWKINS, INDIANA - Reports of strange signals coming out of Indiana continue to grow as FreshDuzIt delivers Stranger Things: Welcome to Indiana, feels pulled straight from the same kind of eerie atmosphere that made Hawkins infamous. Hosted by DJ Tadoe Montana and fully produced by Rocaine, the project plays like a trap era emergency broadcast, mixing alien synths, dark street pressure, and Midwest tension into something cinematic and unsettling.

Authorities have not confirmed the source of the disturbance, but early signs point to a sound rooted in Indiana and warped through a sci fi lens. With a cover and intro that nod to the world of Stranger Things, plus FOX59 news clips about UFO activity woven into the experience, the tape turns local energy into something that feels larger than life. In that sense, it acts as a bridge between real life Naptown and the fictional fear surrounding Hawkins, where strange headlines, static filled broadcasts, and unseen forces always seem one step away.