Surf7 Drops New Single and Video "Get In Mode"
The Philly rapper follows a breakout summer with a new solo release dropping August 26.
Something Dope · · 3 min read
Surf7 has released a new single and video called "Get In Mode," out August 26, 2026. The Philadelphia rapper delivers what the release describes as off-kilter punchlines and a tumbling flow over the track, with an accompanying visual that shows him stuffing designer bags with cash.
The single arrives through Audible Treats publicity and is available to stream now across platforms including Spotify, SoundCloud, and YouTube.
Who Is Surf7 and What Is "Get In Mode" Following
Surf7 is a Philadelphia-based rapper who has been building momentum through a run of releases this summer. Earlier in August 2026, he released flips of tracks associated with Drake and Kanye West. "Get In Mode" is his first original solo single following that stretch.
His biggest moment so far came with "GOOSE COAT (Remix)," a collaboration with Philly veteran Meek Mill. According to the press release, the remix accumulated more than 1 million TikTok creates and 5 million streams across platforms. HotNewHipHop called it "a track that demands your attention." Rolling Out said the record "has the energy for workouts, car speakers and any playlist that needs an extra push." Bong Mines Entertainment described it as a moment where "Philadelphia's established legacy intersects with its emerging future."
The remix also sparked a push-up trend on TikTok, according to the release, which helped drive its spread over the summer. Surf7 also appeared at a Loe Shimmy tour stop in Philadelphia, where he heard fans perform the song back to him live.
"Get In Mode" is a solo record and gives Surf7 a chance to hold the spotlight without a feature. The producer behind the track is not listed in the press release.
Where to Stream "Get In Mode" and What Comes Next
The single and video are available now. You can find Surf7 on Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube, and TikTok. His Instagram is also active if you want to follow along as this campaign continues.
The press release does not confirm whether "Get In Mode" is part of a larger project, an EP, or a standalone single campaign. No album title or release date has been announced. No upcoming tour dates or live appearances are listed alongside this release.
What the release does confirm is that Surf7 and his team at Audible Treats are actively pushing his profile beyond Philly. The Meek Mill cosign gave him a visible platform, and "Get In Mode" is the move to establish what he sounds like on his own terms.
What Independent Artists Can Take From This Campaign
Surf7's path here is worth paying attention to if you are an independent artist trying to build. The "GOOSE COAT (Remix)" did not just rack up streams passively. A TikTok trend organically attached itself to the song, which pushed the numbers. That kind of secondary momentum, where the content around the song spreads on its own, is something artists and their teams actively try to cultivate but rarely manufacture on command. In this case, the push-up challenge gave people a reason to post that was separate from just promoting the song.
The sequencing of his campaign also reflects a clear strategy: build visibility through flips and remixes of recognizable material, land a high-profile collab, then drop original solo work once ears are already turned toward you. By the time "Get In Mode" arrived, Surf7 had something to point to.
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Surf7 is repped by Audible Treats. Follow him on Instagram, Spotify, TikTok, SoundCloud, and YouTube.
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