![The Ten Best SoundCloud Finds of the Month](https://www.okayplayer.com/media-library/the-ten-best-soundcloud-finds-of-the-month.png?id=33182261&width=1200&height=800&quality=90&coordinates=0%2C33%2C0%2C34)
The Ten Best SoundCloud Finds of the Month
To continue reading
Create a free account or sign in to unlock more free articles.
By continuing, you agree to the Terms of Service and acknowledge our Privacy Policy
Register
The content is free, but you must be subscribed to Okayplayer to continue reading.
THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING
Join our newsletter family to stay tapped into the latest in Hip Hop culture!
Login
To continue reading login to your account.
Forgot your password?
Please enter the email address you use for your account so we can send you a link to reset your password:
It's been a tough week. It's time to unwind with some new jams
HEAR: The Ten Best SoundCloud Finds of the Month (August 2018)
We spent the last month taking deep dives into Soundcloud for this moment. For September, we have new hard-hitting songs from Lucki, Dave East, Sheff G, J.I.D, Free P, and more.
HEAR: The Round-Up: Best Songs of The Week - ft. Yaeji, KAYTRANADA, Lil Wayne, and More [Playlist]
Scroll down to see Okayplayer’s best SoundCloud finds of the last month.
"Bitch I'm too grown for that bullshit." Rapper/producer Free P dropped his latest track "Too Grown" at the top of the month. And it's a thumper. (Also recommended is his AnyDayNow EP from April.)
Lucki is an extremely talented young rapper. But, man, is he bleak. And, frankly, better to engage with in small doses, like this quick, straight-to-the-point collabo with producer 16yrold.
Philly legend DJ Jazzy Jeff makes a rare appearance for fellow hometown heroes Killiam Shakespeare.
This probably doesn't need to be written, but Knxwledge is incredible. The producer flips Lil Uzi Vert's minimalistic classic 7AM and makes it something jazzy.
Brooklyn-based rapper Radamiz drops a hometown anthem. Radamiz clicks off all the boxes of what a New York City rapper should sound like.
"Panic Part 3" is probably the hardest song Brooklyn rapper Sheff G has been a part of since 2017's "No Suburban."
Despite the fact that he's constantly put out music, the last couple of years have been a little spotty for Harlem's Dave East. However, he does well flipping Lil Baby and Drake's "Yes Indeed."
Have no reason why this shit is called "a film." But J.I.D's latest is hard. The Atlanta rapper has built a rep for being one of the most tenacious rappers in the game.
Let's show some love to the boy Jaquees who has been putting his own twist on a bunch of contemporary hits. (And he's gotten in trouble because of it.) He added his special touch to Jeremih and Ty Dolla $ign's "The Light."