There’s no denying who has the upper hand in Brooklyn Queen’s “Way More Lit”, as the multi-talented 12-year-old goes toe-to-toe with her friends in a feisty paintball match. This song appears on Brooklyn’s recent Queens Corner project, which is available everywhere now via BMB Entertainment.

Compton Av hits the road in style with Detroit’s Fool Boy Marley and Project Paccino for “In The Field”, produced by Ayoo Meco. Comedian and social media sensation Eastside Ivo also appears in this Marty McFly-directed visual.

Hoodrich’s own Snypa releases a new visual for “Quarterback,” a track off his latest mixtape Raja (King of Kings). He is currently gearing up for the release of his new EP titled Learning to Love, which is expected to be out by the end of September. Click the link below to watch the latest visual from Snypa.

Atlanta’s Ryan Milla preps for his forthcoming Groove Vol. 1 EP with crisp new visuals. Milla links with director Damien Aku to bring to life the hustler’s ambition in “Earn”. With a simple hook, Milla reminds us what’s it’s like to get it from the bottom.

Chris Rivers returns with more heat off of his new album “Delorean” with a record featuring Lydia Ceasar called “Old Thing” . This nostalgic piece paints parallels between an old love interest and the love many of us have for golden era hip hop.

Eugene artist Skinny Pete drops off the official video for his new anthem “Do Dirt Crew,” produced by UnderRated (formerly of Potluck). After returning from a Westcoast tour with E-40 and also gearing up to open for Lil Wayne in Eugene 9/28 and in Salt Lake City 9/29, Skinny Pete gives his listeners an exclusive behind the scenes look at his grind in his new visuals.