Christian hip-hop vet DPB (David Paul Brooks) steps back in the booth and steps up for the culture with “American Strong,” a bold, unapologetic anthem that preaches unity, power, and faith over a banging beat. But make no mistake—this ain't just Sunday service. This is soul food for the streets, scripture for the speakers, and motivation for a nation on edge.

Hailing from South Jamaica, Queens, Miss Knockout is an unstoppable force blending music, film, and fierce authenticity. Starting as a battle-tested emcee in NYC's underground, she quickly made waves not just with her rhymes, but with her vision. Her breakout single “No Cappin” (produced by Luis S. Tineo) has already racked up over 70,000 video views and counting—proof that her grind is loud, real, and resonating.

The timeless energy of real Hip-Hop is crossing the Atlantic next week, as Chicago’s own Abstract Mindstate—the duo of Olskool Ice-Gre and E.P. Da Hellcat—joins Slum Village on the Front 2 Back Tour, launching Monday (June 9) in London. The European run celebrates the 25th anniversary of Slum Village’s landmark 1999 album Fantastic Vol. 2, a record that not only redefined underground Hip-Hop but continues to influence artists worldwide—including Abstract Mindstate themselves.