Bone Thugs-N-Harmony are considered one of the most influential groups in the history of rap. That recognition is well earned, since their seamless blend of melody and rapid fire flows can be heard throughout modern hip-hop. Migos are an easy example that comes to mind. The Cleveland born group has not been very active this decade, but they are now working toward a comeback after what will be close to a four year break. In 2026, Bone Thugs are expected to release a new album, although the title has not been revealed yet. For the moment, we have two singles from the upcoming project. The earlier track is “Aww Sh*t,” which arrived in April through Conor McGregor’s Greenback Records. Today, they have shared “Road Nights,” a thoughtful late night song that reflects on the challenges and sacrifices that come with pursuing a rap career. It is a mellow track that also includes a well done “Dirty Diana” interpolation. You can listen to it below.
Release Date: November 21, 2025
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: Untitled Album Coming 2026
My agent put me on another red eye
Meet me outside for the whole night
We ride, wonder why I'm still cryin', man, I just told my whole family "Bye bye."
Gotta go when it's all for the love of the dough
For the fans on the road, I be goin' for broke
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Release Date: December 19, 2025
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Album: N/A
I asked the mirror on the wall
Like who the f--k you think the best?
Who gon' give they people help
I looked up and I see myself
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Ely, a cornerstone of Texas music, passed away Monday at 78.
According to Diddy’s representatives, the Netflix docuseries produced by 50 Cent is a “shameful hit piece,” and they argue it uses footage that was stolen from them.
Fans joked that the Gallaghers had “tricked” them into believing they weren’t speaking before the shows were announced.
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