BIA – We On Go Pack [EP]
BIA turns one of last year’s hardest records into a whole mini-franchise on “WE ON GO PACK,” a five-track EP that arrived on March 27 and expands the original “WE ON GO,” which first dropped in May 2025.
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EPs
Jessie Reyez – $TILL PAID [EP]
Jessie Reyez follows “PAID IN MEMORIES” with a quick-strike surprise EP in “$TILL PAID,” a five-track set that arrived on March 27, one day shy of the first anniversary of her 2025 album.
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Justine Skye – CANDY [EP]
Justine Skye steps all the way into her dancefloor era on CANDY, an eight-track, 24-minute EP that feels bright, flirtatious, and fully committed to movement.
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Central Cee – ALL ROADS LEAD HOME [EP]
Central Cee keeps it tight on “ALL ROADS LEAD HOME,” a seven-track EP that feels like a deliberate reset after the bigger, more crossover-minded sweep of “CAN’T RUSH GREATNESS.”
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MetalFlowerz & Nowaah The Flood – At Your Own Rizq [EP]
MetalFlowerz and Nowaah The Flood keep it short, murky, and concentrated on “At Your Own Rizq,” a six-track EP that feels less like a long-form statement and more like a compressed underground dispatch.
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Shyste Chronkyte – In The Meantime [EP]
Shyste Chronkyte returns with “In The Meantime,” an eight-track project that keeps things rooted in underground hip-hop while giving him room to work with a range of producers and guests.
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M-Dot, Co-Defendants & 38 Spesh – Sky Reign [EP]
M-Dot links with Co-Defendants and 38 Spesh on “Sky Reign,” a tightly packaged EP that leans into rugged underground rap sensibilities while still feeling like a collector-minded release.
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Buddy – House Jam [EP]
Buddy slides back in with “House Jam,” a seven-track EP that feels easygoing on the surface but tightly put together underneath.
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Quelle Chris – Happy Place [EP]
Quelle Chris never really moves like everybody else, so it makes perfect sense that “Happy Place” arrives as a surprise EP with its own oddball logic.
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