It's been a bit of a long road to get to this point, but Jim Jones is here to present his next studio album. The New York rapper is here with At the Church Steps, a project he's been teasing for quite some time online. To be exact, he's been doing so for 18 months. In a way, this is a sequel to his debut solo LP On My Way To Church, which dropped in August 2004. Capo has described this as a personal tape for himself (per iHeart) to The Breakfast Club, mentioning that his current beef with Cam'ron contributed to the creative process.
"I've done a lot for Diplomats sake and for the sake of the people and the fans and all that, but nobody does a lot for me and that's part of the problem here. Nobody ever really pulled up for me when Jim Jones needed them to pull up, but I pulled up for everybody. So now I gotta pull up for myself. All the other rhetoric I can't even hear no more." Fittingly, Jim Jones opens the album with "Jomo," his diss response directed at Killa Cam. Across the 17-song, feature-heavy project, he details how much the adversity he's faced has gotten him to this point, which is a culture pusher for the East Coast region.
At the Church Steps Tracklist:
KEY! is known for making songs with lots of energy and catchy hook. His new project "Epiphany" keeps that trend alive.
Chase & Status have teamed up with Lancey Foux for a new banger called "Homework," and it's an immediate playlist addition.
RXKNephew and RXKZeroTheGod's latest song, "Dear Gucci," comes in response to Pooh Shiesty's arrest, last week.
Mobile, Alabama's Yung Bleu is back with a more rap-focused project called "World At War," quickly following up "THERAPY."
Jim Legxacy is coming off a strong 2025 highlighted by "Black British Music," and now, he is back with the follow-up, "idk idk."
The last couple of years of New York hip-hop have belonged to Cash Cobain, and with "Wish," he continues to push his sound forward.
Renz has been putting out music on streaming platforms for years, but the 2020s have marked a real breakout moment as he returns with a strong new single.
A$AP Rocky decided to add some bonus songs to "Don't Be Dumb," and the first of those songs is called "Swat Team."
With “More Or Le$,” Le$ offers 12 laid back tracks, carrying the project with ease, style, and self assurance.
Known for his shadowy and eclectic style, Bones pushes deeper into discomfort on “DeathBecomesHim,” delivering songs that are as unsettling as they are compelling.
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