Baby Money reveals “Less Is More” tracklist; Rio Da Yung OG, Chicken P, and more featured

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Jun 26, 2025

Baby Money unveils “Less Is More” tracklist

One of Detroit’s most consistent voices is back. Baby Money is getting reward to drop his new project “Less Is More,” on June 27. The album marks his second release of 2025 and continues to build on his fast-growing influence in the Midwest rap scene.

Baby Money’s Detroit Momentum

Over the past year, Baby Money has been carving out a major lane for himself in the ever-expanding Detroit rap scene. Known for his slick-talking flows, street-rooted lyrics, and ear for booming production, he’s become a standout presence alongside contemporaries like Icewear Vezzo, Babyface Ray, Peezy, and 42 Dugg.

2025 has already been a busy year for the rapper, and Less Is More is set to capitalize on that momentum. It’s his second full-length release this year following the success of Motivational Purposes Only, which showcased his sharp delivery, Detroit grit, and refined beat selection.

Less Is More – Tracklist & Features

Set to drop on June 27, Less Is More will contain 16 songs. Leading the project are two already-released singles:

  • “Armageddon” featuring fellow Detroit favorite GT
  • “Ten” – a solo banger that’s quickly becoming a street anthem

The album also includes features from a solid lineup of underground and regional stars:

  • Rio Da Yung OG – the Flint legend back in full form after his prison release
  • OMB Peezy – bringing his Southern twang and high-energy presence
  • Chicken P – the Milwaukee native adding his unique Midwest flair

Moreover, with a mix of local favorites and out-of-state collaborators, Baby Money is doubling down on his mission to bridge Detroit street rap with broader underground movements.

First Album of 2025: Motivational Purposes Only

Earlier this year, Baby Money delivered Motivational Purposes Only, a gritty and motivational 16-track tape that earned praise for its consistency and sharp production. The project featured appearances from:

  • GT – a frequent collaborator and Detroit staple
  • Payroll Giovanni – bringing classic Doughboyz Cashout vibes
  • Babyfxce E – adding his signature raw style to the mix

The project highlighted Baby Money’s ability to balance hustler raps with moments of introspection and growth — making it one of his most well-rounded tapes to date.

Now with Less Is More, he’s poised to deliver something even more focused and refined.

What To Expect From Less Is More

While the full production credits haven’t been revealed yet, expect a heavy dose of Detroit-style beats: fast-paced 808s, eerie piano loops, and minimalistic high hats that allow Baby Money’s bars to shine.

Baby Money has hinted that Less Is More will dive into the idea of cutting the excess, focusing more on his goals, his circle, and the essentials of the hustle. It’s a concept that reflects growth and maturity, especially from an artist who came up in a rap scene known for flex-heavy, punchline-driven lyricism.

A Voice in the New Midwest

In the past few years, Detroit’s rap scene has gone from regional buzz to national recognition, and Baby Money is one of the key names helping lead that charge.

He’s part of a new wave of authentic street rappers who combine punchy flows with a DIY mentality, and he’s known for staying consistent — with multiple tapes a year and relentless drops across YouTube and streaming platforms.

Moreover, even without major label cosigns or viral gimmicks, Baby Money has continued to organically grow a core fanbase, especially in cities like Detroit, Flint, Milwaukee, and Chicago.

Strategic Collaborations & Regional Chemistry

One of the strengths of Baby Money’s recent projects has been his ability to tap into the right voices at the right time. His collaborations with artists like GT and Payroll Giovanni maintain strong local roots, while linking up with artists like OMB Peezy shows his intention to reach across state lines and unite street scenes with shared energy.

With Rio Da Yung OG on board, Less Is More may also serve as a reintroduction for the Flint rapper — making the track a potential standout. Baby Money and Rio both bring unfiltered street honesty, but with very different flows, offering fans a dynamic listen.

Consistency Is Key

Meanwhile, what separates Baby Money from many up-and-comers in the rap game is his consistency. Whether it’s dropping projects, hopping on features, or releasing visuals, he hasn’t taken his foot off the gas since emerging.

  • He’s dropped at least one full-length project every year since 2021.
  • He’s collaborated with nearly every major name in Detroit rap.
  • He’s earned recognition from blogs like Lyrical Lemonade, Dirty Glove Bastard, and Say Cheese TV.

He’s also continued to build outside the music with clean visuals, frequent interviews, and a strong local following — all of which matter more in today’s algorithm-driven landscape.

Baby Money’s Position in 2025

As a result, with Less Is More, Baby Money is building a case for long-term relevance. His work ethic, scene ties, and evolving sound suggest that he’s not just another Detroit rapper looking for a quick hit — he’s playing the long game.

If the project delivers, it could:

  • Earn him more national blog and playlist recognition
  • Solidify his place in the next wave of Midwest voices
  • Open doors for more cross-regional collaborations and festival slots

He’s not chasing chart positions — at least not yet — but his path feels rooted, organic, and scalable.

Album Details at a Glance

  • Album Title: Less Is More
  • Release Date: June 27, 2025
  • Total Tracks: 16
  • Lead Singles: “Armageddon” feat. GT, “Ten”
  • Guest Features: Rio Da Yung OG, OMB Peezy, Chicken P
  • Previous Project (2025): Motivational Purposes Only

In a time when many artists chase trends or viral success, Baby Money stands out for his dedication to craft, consistency, and the city that raised him. Less Is More isn’t just another drop — it’s a statement of discipline, growth, and staying power.

Now, with the Detroit scene still rising, and more ears turning to the Midwest than ever, this could be the project that officially pushes Baby Money into the broader national conversation.