SU SoundWave Picks Of the Week: Kevin McGee, SpenDoe, Maliibu Miitch and more

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We’re back and ready to hit you with this week’s SU Soundwave picks! Get hyped because we’ve got a killer lineup featuring a wild blend of hip-hop, R&B, reggae, and more. Whether you’re vibing to familiar names or discovering fresh ones, these tracks are straight-up fire. Trust us, your playlist wants in on this action!

MALIIBU MIITCH, JEREMIH, & VISION PLAY ENT – “BENJAMIN CREW”

Maliibu Miitch teams up with R&B heavyweight Jeremih for her electrifying new anthem, “Benjamin Crew.” Directed by OffJimmer, the vibrant visuals take viewers on a dynamic ride through NYC, showcasing the duo exchanging their undeniable chemistry with slick bars and infectious energy. Blending streetwear swagger, East Coast grit, and undeniable charisma, Miitch brings the Visionplay Ent.-backed track to life, cementing “Benjamin Crew” as a bold and fresh collaboration that commands attention.


SPENDOE – “NAME 100”

If you’re looking for a track that hits hard and keeps it real, Spen Doe’s new single “Name 100” needs to be on your playlist. Straight off his upcoming EP of the same name, this joint is a masterclass in raw talent and creative energy. Produced by Sacramento legend C-DUBB, known for crafting beats that slap, “Name 100” blends authentic West Coast vibes with Spen Doe’s razor-sharp skills on the mic. An independent artist repping Santa Cruz, CA, Spen Doe isn’t just making music—he’s staking his claim in the game. Don’t sleep on this one; hit play, and feel the heat.


KEVIN MCGEE FT. LIL YODAA -“LEG WORK”

San Antonio’s own Kevin McGee and Lil Yodaa have been on their grind for years, relentlessly carving out their spot in the music scene with hard work, hustle, and a deep love for the craft. These two artists aren’t just dabbling in music; they’re living it. Every verse, every beat, every late-night studio session is backed by pure dedication. That’s what makes their record “Leg Work” more than just another drop. This track is a badge of honor, a celebration of every ounce of energy they’ve poured into their journeys. It’s a shoutout to the grind, a reminder that success doesn’t come overnight, and it’s got that energy you just can’t fake.


T.N. & L Void – “WAGWAN”

T.N. and L Void’s “Wagwan” hits harder than just a beat drop–it’s a straight-up anthem for navigating the hustle and grind in a capitalistic world. The track doesn’t shy away from calling out the struggles that come with chasing success, but it’s not all heavy; it’s layered with energy that reminds you to find joy, even when the road gets rough. With sharp lyrics, a head-nodding rhythm, and a vibe that feels like your inner voice hyping you up, “Wagwan” is built to resonate with anyone trying to make sense of the chaos around them. Hit play, and you’ll get pulled into the kind of storytelling that makes you reflect, groove, and maybe even rethink the way you move through life.


HANZO THE PHANTOM – “SAY GRACE”

Hanzo comes through dripping with effortless finesse on his latest single, “Say Grace.” Riding a silky smooth, jazz-infused beat, he delivers bars that feel both reflective and celebratory. This track isn’t just music; it’s a heartfelt ode to the blessings we sometimes take for granted, wrapped in rich lyricism and a laid-back groove that you can’t help but vibe with. Hanzo’s flow is sharp, his words meaningful, and the production? Pure soul. Whether you’re in the mood to sit back and reflect or just need a track to set the vibe, “Say Grace” hits all the right notes. Do yourself a favor and press play. You won’t regret it.


GEORGE BELL – “BLAME IT ON THE 90’S”

If you’re craving a blast from the past with a fresh twist, George Bell’s latest single, “Blame It On the 90’s,” featuring the legendary Fatlip of The Pharcyde, is exactly what you need. This track wraps you in pure nostalgia, from the laid-back, old-school flow to the visuals dripping with 90’s vibes. It’s a love letter to a golden era of hip-hop, delivered with style and authenticity. Fatlip’s guest verse adds that classic flair fans of The Pharcyde will instantly recognize, while George Bell’s energy keeps it feeling new. Whether you lived through the 90’s or wish you had, this song will have you reminiscing, nodding your head, and hitting replay. Trust us, you’re gonna want to press play on this one right now.


D. TRAIN – “YOU’RE THE ONE FOR ME”

Keeping with the nostalgic theme, D. Train has a bop for the old heads and two-steppers. And it brings back 90’s R&B group AZ Yet as a really dope feature. Press play.


GRADE A – “COULD BE YOU”

“Could Be You,” performed by Grade-A and brought to life with production by vail, is a track that commands attention from the first note. This isn’t just music; it’s an experience. The futuristic rap style pulls you into a world that feels both ahead of its time and grounded in raw reality. The beat is ominous, with a dark, almost cinematic edge that keeps you locked in, like the soundtrack to a moment of reckoning. But it’s the message that really hits home. Grade-A delivers with gripping intensity, issuing a cautionary tale that’s impossible to ignore. The lyrics circle around the idea of vigilance, warning listeners that life can flip in an instant. If you’re not paying attention, if you’re caught slipping, that moment could be yours. It’s equal parts haunting and hypnotic, challenging you to reflect while staying fully immersed in its cutting-edge sound. If you’re looking for something that sends chills down your spine and makes you think twice, this track is a must-listen.


V OF 40M – “MARTIN LUTHER”

V of 40M, known as the Architect of Revolutionary Rap, has just dropped the official music video for his groundbreaking track Martin Luther, and it’s not one to miss. This is more than music; it’s a movement. With a fiery passion for empowering the culture, V delivers a visual masterpiece that’s as thought-provoking as it is captivating. This video isn’t just art—it’s a rallying cry, boldly preaching the principles of Black power, self-sufficiency, self-determination, and self-defense. Through breathtaking imagery and commanding storytelling, V breathes life into the revolutionary message that echoes through his lyrics. True to his name, he’s not just talking about change; he’s building it, brick by brick, and this visual experience is the proof. If you’re ready to feel the pulse of a revolution and be inspired to live and walk in power, hit play on Martin Luther now. You’ll not only feel the message—you’ll see it, hear it, and carry it with you.


PAPERBOY NEWZ – “NO KUT”

Paperboy Newz is turning heads with his electrifying single, “No Kut”. Seamlessly blending the grit and groove of West Coast hip-hop with the hard-hitting edge of trap, this song is a sonic powerhouse. With rap verses that hit like a freight train and a bouncy, infectious chorus that sticks in your head, “No Kut” showcases Paperboy Newz’s undeniable charisma and raw passion. The production is next-level, layering bold percussion, tight electronic drums, and atmospheric synthesizers to craft a dynamic soundscape that feels larger-than-life. When you pair all that with his determined, energetic delivery, you get a track that hits you right in your core. Whether you’re a long-time hip-hop fan or just looking for your next anthem, “No Kut” demands a spot on your playlist. Don’t just take our word for it – give it a spin and experience the energy for yourself!

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