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M-Hunt Drops STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND — A Sharp Follow-Up Arriving Less Than a Year After His Last Album

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M-Hunt Drops STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND — A Sharp Follow-Up Arriving Less Than a Year After His Last Album

M-Hunt returns with STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND, his second full-length album in just 11 months and the official continuation of his breakout project You Wouldn’t Understand. Sharper, more confident, and firmly rooted in his identity, the new release shows an artist leveling up in real time. With polished production, standout collaborations, and a steady creative pace reminiscent of early-era Russ, M-Hunt proves he’s building momentum—not waiting for it.

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In a move that shows both discipline and undeniable momentum, M-Hunt has released his new album STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND, marking his second full-length project in just 11 months. Serving as the official follow-up to his previous album You Wouldn’t Understand, the new project confirms a pattern fans have begun to recognize: M-Hunt is operating with the consistency and drive of an artist who isn’t waiting for a moment—he’s creating one.

Where many independent artists take years between albums, Hunt is moving at a pace closer to artists like Russ in his early SoundCloud run—dropping constantly, refining quickly, and building a foundation project by project. STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND feels like the next logical step in that evolution.


Instead of trying to reinvent himself, Hunt tightens the themes, energy, and personality that fans connected with on the first album. The new project is bolder, more polished, and more self-assured. He’s fully embracing his voice and identity, leaning into his suburban roots, his sense of humor, his emotional depth, and his ability to switch between introspective moments and high-energy cuts without losing his core style.


The collaborations bring fresh textures—from established names to rising voices—but the album remains unmistakably Hunt. It’s cohesive without sounding repetitive, confident without feeling forced. The whole project plays like a continuation rather than a reboot—almost like he’s expanding the universe he built with You Wouldn’t Understand.


The most notable takeaway is the growth. In less than a year, Hunt has sharpened his delivery, expanded his sound, and polished his vision with purpose. Releasing two albums within 11 months isn’t just a statistic—it’s a signal that M-Hunt is building something long-term, brick by brick, without slowing down.


STILL WOULDN’T UNDERSTAND isn’t just a sequel—it’s proof that M-Hunt is working, evolving, and refusing to fade into the noise. If he keeps this pace and upward trajectory, the next 11 months may be even bigger than the last.


More updates coming soon.

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Written by Variety Press

Contributing writer at West Hip Hop Mag, covering the latest in hip-hop culture, music, and entertainment.

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