Release Date: May 13, 2026
Genre: Hip-Hop
Album: U Dig Me
Kenny Muney always brings a strong level of energy to his music, and that is a huge part of what makes his records hit the way they do. His songs have a way of making listeners feel motivated and ready to move. With his new album U Dig Me on the horizon, the Memphis artist decided to give fans the title track ahead of the full release. Along with the song, he also dropped a music video that crosses into NSFW territory at certain moments. Still, the track itself highlights Kenny Muney’s sharp beat selection and his ability to put together memorable and catchy records. As a preview for the upcoming album, “U Dig Me” does a great job building anticipation for what is coming next.
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