"Powder Blue” isn’t just a color—it’s a state of mind.

The latest single from 3-60, Powder Blue trades intensity for clarity, capturing a smoother side of the lifestyle. Built on clean drums, steady bass, and airy synth textures, the record moves with intention—mid-tempo, melodic, and effortlessly controlled.

Centered around a hypnotic hook, Powder Blue paints a cohesive world: waterfront views, sundresses in motion, baby blue diamonds, and his-and-hers coupes. Beneath the aesthetic, there’s perspective—growth, detachment, and the discipline to move forward without carrying what no longer fits.

Following Not Impressed, the evolution continues. The focus is still there—but now it’s lighter, more refined. Less pressure, more presence.

Written and produced by Edward Mallory III, with mixing and mastering by BHM Sound Lab, Powder Blue reflects a polished balance of style and substance.

Out now on all platforms.

“Need That” doesn’t question the moment—it claims it.

The latest release from 3-60, Need That (ft. Nyra) is driven by urgency, motion, and intent. Built on polished production, heavy low-end, and melodic precision, the record balances energy and control—where ambition isn’t spoken on, it’s acted on.

Featuring Nyra, the track introduces a dynamic contrast that sharpens the record’s edge—adding texture without taking away from its focus. Every element is deliberate. Nothing is wasted.

Following Not Impressed, this release continues the evolution—where discipline meets demand. The vision is clearer, the pace is faster, and the expectation is higher. This isn’t about wanting more. It’s about taking what’s already in reach.

Produced by Edward Mallory III and mixed and mastered by BHM Sound Lab, Need That maintains the same precision and sonic identity—refined, intentional, and built to last.

Arrives March 27, 2026.

“Not Impressed” isn’t chasing validation—it rejects it.

The latest single from 3-60, Not Impressed captures a mindset sharpened by time, discipline, and results. Built on hard drums, heavy bass, and sleek synth textures, the record delivers minimalist confidence with no excess—just intent.

This is the sound of someone who’s already done the work and isn’t interested in explaining it.

Following Don’t Forget the Dash, Vol. 2, the release marks a new phase in the journey. The dash still represents the grind between milestones—but now, the noise is quieter, the vision clearer, and the standards higher. Growth doesn’t announce itself. It shows.

Produced by Edward Mallory III and mixed and mastered by BHM Sound Lab, Not Impressed reflects precision over hype and focus over flash. There’s no rush here—only momentum.

Out now — released February 6, 2026. Stream Not Impressed on all platforms.

Bold. Confident. Unapologetic. "All That" is more than a summer anthem—it's a declaration of hunger, resilience, and evolution from 3-60, and one of the lead singles from his highly anticipated upcoming album, Don’t Forget the Dash, Vol. 2.

This new record continues the legacy of 3-60’s first professional studio album, Don’t Forget the Dash (released May 24, 2013), which marked a major turning point after a run of six underground mixtapes. The dash has always stood for something deeper—the grind between the milestones, the untold story between the lines.

Now, over a decade later, 3-60’s pen is sharper, the vision clearer, and the stakes higher. Produced by Dexx Rashad, "All That" brings cinematic bars and unapologetic ambition—driven by faith, experience, and a refusal to settle. From ballerina marble steps to making it shake under stars in the ceiling, 3-60’s message is loud and clear: He’s after everything they said he couldn’t have.

"Don’t Forget the Dash, Vol. 2" is coming. "All That" is the start of something major.

"Cold Outside" – released March 26, 2024 by 3-60 – is a raw, soulful reflection on struggle, faith, and the power of perseverance. Built around a haunting hook that repeats “So cold outside, when you got no place to go,” the track speaks directly to those who’ve felt abandoned, unseen, or left out in the cold – both literally and emotionally.

With vivid street imagery and introspective bars, 3-60 paints a picture of pain but balances it with hope. From hard lessons and fake love to leaning on faith and finding purpose, the song reminds listeners that even in the darkest seasons, God’s got your back – and better days are ahead.

It’s more than a song – it’s motivation for anyone fighting silent battles. “Cold Outside” is for the overlooked, the outcast, and the ones still climbing. Real, reflective, and rooted in spiritual strength, this one hits deep and stays with you.

"W’s" – released January 1, 2024 by 3-60 – is a triumphant anthem for the come-up, the glow-up, and everyone turning losses into lessons. With a hook that sticks: “I turned two L’s into a W,” the track celebrates elevation, resilience, and staying locked in on the bag while the team racks up wins.

Backed by slick wordplay and a bass-heavy beat, 3-60 moves through verses packed with hustle, responsibility, and real-life wins – from family goals to financial freedom. Whether it’s upgrading from motels to the W Hotel or swerving fake love with green-bubbled texts, every bar hits with clarity and confidence.

"W’s" isn’t just about flexing success – it’s about earning it. It’s motivation music for bosses, dreamers, and the ones who know exactly what it took to get here. All real, no cap – just straight W’s.

"Prada Fendi" – released August 25, 2023 by 3-60 – is a runway-ready banger soaked in confidence, designer flex, and pure motion. Repeating the mantra “rocking that Prada, I’m rocking that Fendi,” the track is an unapologetic celebration of the finer things – not just fashion, but the lifestyle that comes with leveling up.

With bars that stack like Legos and flows that move like luxury whips, 3-60 blends street come-up with global glow-up. It’s braggadocious, but backed by substance — a reminder that he’s been had money, and the elevation wasn’t luck, it was strategy. From tooly days to movie scenes, investments to jet seats, this one’s about growth, grit, and grinding for greatness.

Whether you’re popping tags or manifesting your next big move, “Prada Fendi” is your soundtrack. Drippy, witty, and built to blast.

"Himothy" – released July 14, 2023 by 3-60 – is a confident, faith-driven anthem that blends real spirituality with real swagger. From the very first “Yeah yeah,” 3-60 lets it be known who he is: not just that guy—he’s Himothy. The one who stayed solid, stayed faithful, and never needed clout to prove his worth.

With a hook that’s catchy and quotable, and verses that speak truth over trend, “Himothy” breaks the mold of what a Christian artist can sound like. It’s bars for the trenches, for the faithful, for the focused. From rising out the basement to penthouse suites, and from street life to spiritual alignment, 3-60 tells a testimony that hits hard but stays humble.

Whether it’s turning down temptation or giving God the glory for the come-up, “Himothy” is more than a vibe — it’s a statement. One for the real ones walking by faith, not flex.

"Nothing to Me" – released May 12, 2023 by 3-60 – is a heavyweight flex that proves when you’ve really been getting it, the pressure don’t faze you. Over a booming beat laced with slick metaphors and bar-for-bar bravado, 3-60 floats effortlessly, reminding everyone that “been had money — yeah, it’s nothing to me.”

From Ratatouille references to Blake Griffin bounce, the wordplay stays sharp while the message stays the same: hustle hard, move different, and let the money talk for itself. It’s more than just spending – it’s about earning, stacking, and moving with intention. No gimmicks, no stunts – just authentic grind and effortless elevation.

Whether you’re bag-lifting or blueprinting your next move, "Nothing to Me" is that soundtrack for silent bosses and seasoned steppers who make it look easy… because it really is.

"Scary Hours Freestyle" by 3-60 is a gritty, unapologetic anthem that blends raw emotion with flex-heavy storytelling. Over a moody, hard-knocking beat, 3-60 unloads frustration, confidence, and perseverance, reflecting on doubters, success, and the grind that got him there. From peanut butter seats to jet flights, he paints a vivid picture of the come-up while addressing fake love and internet clout-chasers. With punchlines that cut deep and a delivery full of conviction, this freestyle is a statement piece — bold, relentless, and dripping in authenticity.

"Make A Check" – released April 14, 2023 – is a certified hustler’s anthem from 3-60, where street smarts meet business moves and every bar is stamped with hustle. With a hook that hits like sirens: “Running round reckless with the tech… figured out how to make a check,” the track captures that real grind-from-the-bottom energy with no cap, no vest — just raw ambition.

From 3-bedroom apartments to homes with gardens, 3-60 speaks on calculated risks, boss upgrades, and never settling for hourly. Laced with football references (“reading them plays like Brady”) and luxury life (“black-on-black AMG”), this one rides the line between survival mode and success mode.

“Make A Check” isn’t just about money — it’s about mindset. It's for the self-made, the risk-takers, and the ones who don’t wait on handouts — they go get it.

Released on February 23, 2023, "Everything Expensive" by 3-60 is a high-energy, unapologetic flex of ambition and success, produced by Ed Mallory III and mixed by Dexx. The track captures the hustle from the gutter to the top, with a relentless flow and a catchy hook: "I like everything expensive." Lyrics like "How I got it without using my wrist" and "I just got it off the muscle you dig" highlight 3-60's grind, outworking obstacles without shortcuts. The song weaves tales of moving fast, securing the bag, and living lavishly, from "6000 bricks make them disappear" to "Brand new AMG, hopping out of it." Touching personal notes, 3-60 pays homage to his late father, an operating engineer, and vows to hold it down for his family. With vivid imagery of flipping loads, dodging threats, and savoring the finer things—like "Carne Asada make it better"—this track is a bold declaration of winning against all odds, wrapped in a trap beat that demands replay.

“Runneth Over” by 3-60 is a victory lap in sonic form—part testimony, part flex, and all faith. Released on November 4, 2022, this track is a celebration of spiritual alignment and material elevation, centered around a simple but powerful refrain: “My cup it runneth over.”

Over a smooth, bass-heavy beat, 3-60 recounts his evolution—from skipping class in high school to pulling up with blessings that can’t be measured. The song is laced with personal growth, clever wordplay, and confident swagger, as he connects divine favor to financial freedom, real success, and emotional clarity. The hook rings out like an affirmation, reminding listeners that when faith is the foundation, overflow is inevitable.

But “Runneth Over” isn’t just about prosperity—it’s about perspective. 3-60 contrasts past struggle with present triumph, flipping half-empty cups into overflowing glasses, and deadweight friendships into clean slates. There’s spiritual maturity in every verse, balanced with a sharp edge and a don’t-play-with-me attitude that keeps things raw and real.

This one’s for the ones who kept the faith, cut the fake, and made it through the drought. Overflow season.

Released on June 17, 2022, "Back On My Toes" by 3-60, is a fierce comeback anthem that radiates resilience and defiance. With a hard-hitting beat and sharp lyricism, 3-60 channels his Pittsburgh grit, reflecting on betrayal and rising above. The hook, "Man they pathetic, they could forget it / Left for me dead, I ain’t forget it," sets the tone, while lines like "Back on my toes, could tell how I walk / Light in the dark, could tell how I talk" exude confidence. From pulling up in a Benz to stacking "all blues" in a suitcase, 3-60 flexes his success, shrugging off haters and fake truces. With vivid imagery and a nod to his self-made hustle, this track is a bold declaration of staying on top, no matter the odds.

Released on May 13, 2022, "Cheat Code" by 3-60, is a high-octane banger that oozes confidence and hustle, straight from the Pittsburgh native’s Los Angeles grind. With a slick beat and razor-sharp bars, 3-60 flexes his work ethic and vision, turning 24 hours into millions while others sleep. Lines like "New business venture made me 2 mill / All I did was had the vision" and "Same 24 hours, but I utilized mine different" showcase his knack for outsmarting the game. The hook, "With ease like free throw / Guess the team got cheat code," is an anthem for winners who move nonstop. Blending Nas-like storytelling with Drake’s swagger, this track is 3-60’s blueprint for success—raw, relentless, and unapologetic.

“Woke Up” by 3-60 is an unapologetically triumphant anthem that blends gratitude, hustle, and spiritual reflection into one powerful track. Released on April 22, 2022, this single delivers a bold message of resilience and transformation, anchored by the hook: “I’m blessed, not stressed.”

With verses rooted in real-life struggles and come-ups, 3-60 paints a vivid picture of what it means to overcome adversity and step into abundance. From dodging the pitfalls of the streets to counting commas in a Benz, he shows how faith, focus, and vision can elevate a life. There’s a constant interplay between the material and the spiritual—success is celebrated, but it's always traced back to divine intervention and a thankful heart.

Sonically and lyrically, “Woke Up” hits with the energy of a personal testimony. Whether he’s reflecting on near-misses or flying high on private jets, 3-60 keeps the message grounded: every breath is a blessing, and every win is a gift from above.

"Not Us" by 3-60 is a gritty, unfiltered anthem of survival, elevation, and defiance. Dropping on April 1, 2022, the track weaves together street wisdom and introspection, capturing the duality of hustle and healing. From the opening bar—“Had it sold before I left the truck”—3-60 asserts his place in the game with confidence and clarity, backed by a beat that hits as hard as his bars.

The first verse blends flex and finesse, narrating a rise from measured moves to marble floors, all while maintaining gratitude and groundedness. But “Not Us” isn’t just about glow-ups—it’s layered with deeper meaning. In later verses, 3-60 addresses systemic injustice and racial brutality, turning pain into purpose and frustration into fuel.

The hook—“Hold on, not us / Pull out, let it bust / Who's wrong? Not us”—rings out as a declaration of resilience. It’s both a warning and a mantra: you can’t break what’s already been built from the ground up.

"Not Us" is more than a flex track—it’s a statement. It’s about making the impossible look effortless, while never forgetting the cost of the climb.

"Hit Both Of Yaw" is a high-impact, no-holds-barred statement piece from 3-60, released on March 18, 2022. It’s sharp, personal, and unapologetically confident—loaded with slick wordplay, hometown pride, and a clear message: don’t test the one who's already proven.

Over a bold, bounce-heavy beat, 3-60 delivers lines like “Over 500K that’s what you gave me / Look, let’s not get into what you gave me,” confronting false narratives and reminding everyone he knows exactly what he’s worth. From Steelers metaphors to financial affirmations, every bar hits with purpose. It's a balance of battle rap energy and motivational clarity.

The hook—“Yeah I know the protocol / That still ain’t gon’ stop me from hitting both of y’all”—rings out like a warning shot: calculated, composed, and commanding. This is that pressure music—when you’ve got the facts, the receipts, and the drive to back it all up.

Top Shelf by 3-60 floats on a hypnotic, laid-back melody, but the bars are anything but mellow. Laced with premium cloth talk, this track blends luxury living, real-life reflection, and unapologetic confidence. From high-grade Indica to high-end moves, 3-60 slides through each verse with effortless swagger—dropping gems, calling out the fake, and giving thanks to the Most High. It’s chill, but it’s powerful. Smooth, but sharp. If you ain't blowing top shelf, he pities ya.

Whether you’re cruising at night or zoning out with your own strong batch, "Top Shelf" is the anthem for those on a different frequency—elevated and unbothered.

Some Of Those" is 3-60’s most streamed record to date, sitting just shy of 300,000 plays on Spotify—and it’s not slowing down. With a vibe that’s equal parts laid-back and luxurious, this track captures the thrill of getting what you want, when you want it. The hook is instantly addictive, riding a smooth melody that feels right at home whether you’re in the mall, the whip, or leveling up your life.

The video brings the energy full circle—featuring a drop top McLaren with the red guts, a Lambo Urus, shopping runs, and a cinematic aesthetic that matches the mood perfectly. It’s one of 3-60’s cleanest visuals to date.

This isn’t just music—it’s motion. “Some Of Those” is that record you play when the bags are full, the keys are in your hand, and the vibe is just right. Retail stores around the world should be playing this on repeat. It’s already everybody’s favorite shopping anthem—they just don’t know it yet.