The week is ending off on a high note, with new music from a Southern rap pair, a posthumous effort from a beloved rhymer and a buzzing artist who’s carving his own lane.

DaBaby and YoungBoy Never Broke Again have partnered up for their latest offering, Better Than You. The 12-track project was first teased at the end of last month and is led by their first single, “Neighborhood Superstar,” which has received over 2 million views on its official visual on YouTube after just two days. The new album is Baby’s first release since his 2020 EP, My Brother’s Keeper, in honor of his brother who took his own life two years ago. As for NBA YoungBoy, who is currently on home confinement in Utah as he awaits his trial on federal firearms charges, he delivered his most recent mixtape Colors back in January.

King Von may have left the world too soon when he was shot and killed on Nov. 6, 2020, but his estate is assuring that his legacy and music lives on. A posthumous album by Von titled, Whats It Means to Be King, has arrived today as well. The LP contains 19 songs and a copious amount of features such as 21 Savage, Fivio Foreign, Moneybagg Yo, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, fellow Chicago natives Polo G, G Herbo, Dreezy and his close friend and the head of his Only The Family label, Lil Durk.

Just months after releasing his breakout project, Bin Reaper 2, burgeoning Michigan rapper Babytron drops his latest, Megatron. The effort has 23 joints, including the single, “6-Star Wanted Level,” the first song on the release. ’Tron continues to lean into his humorous rap-style on the offering, after also dropping crowd favorites “Euro-Stepper” and “Paul Bearer.”

Find more new music below from RZA, BlueBucksClan, The Cool Kids and others.