414JungleBaby Returns With New Single and Video 'Hit A Right'

Milwaukee rapper 414JungleBaby is back with a new single and video called "Hit A Right," out now on all platforms.

On the track, Jungle reflects on leveling up and cutting off what no longer serves her. Her own words say it plainly: "Stop judging my life when you not here for it, I'm dripped in designer worked hard as hell for it."

The backstory

"Hit A Right" follows her debut EP Jungle This, Jungle That, a 10-track project that earned a Best New Track designation from Pitchfork for the single "Yo Baby" and an 8.5 rating from Earmilk. Apple Music called the project "one of rap's most tantalizing debuts of 2026," according to the release.

Jungle got her name at 14 in an Atlanta studio after telling the room she was from the jungle and was no baby. Growing up in Milwaukee, she drew from both the 414 and ATL scenes to develop her sing-song flow and street-rooted lyricism. She has previously collaborated with Chicken P, Ricch Millie, and SME Taxfree.

This year she has picked up an On The Radar performance and co-signs from Sexyy Red, Ancyia, Veeze, J.P., and Bslime.

Why it matters for independent artists

414JungleBaby built her buzz city-first, stayed rooted in her regional scene, and let the music pull in national attention organically. The path from Milwaukee rap stages to Pitchfork recognition and major co-signs is a reminder that staying specific to where you come from can be the move that gets you seen everywhere else.

Watch the "Hit A Right" video on YouTube and stream it now across all platforms.

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