Mike Clark Jr. is making the most of summer 2026, bringing Southern soul and hip-hop together across two new collaborations.
The emerging recording artist has built momentum throughout the South with music connected to trail rides, HBCU events and rodeos. Now, he is expanding that sound with rappers K Camp and Zeddy Will.
Clark teams with K Camp on “No Chaser,” a smooth R&B record centered on connection, confidence and late-night energy. The collaboration adds a polished hip-hop edge to Clark’s Southern sensibilities.
K Camp’s presence gives the track another layer of familiarity. His melodic approach complements Clark’s relaxed delivery, creating a record designed for summer nights and easygoing gatherings.
The song follows Clark’s growing catalog, including “Keep On Steppin,” which helped establish his presence among Southern audiences.
Clark takes a different approach on “Cups In The Air (Remix)” with Zeddy Will. The record leans into celebration, blending Dirty South influences with the energetic feel of East Coast rap.
Its infectious rhythm and memorable hook give the remix a natural party appeal. Zeddy Will adds a sharper lyrical presence, bringing another dimension to Clark’s Southern-rooted sound.
Together, the artists create a cross-regional record built for crowded dance floors and summer celebrations. The collaboration also reflects how Southern soul continues to influence contemporary hip-hop.
Mike Clark Jr Calls On K Camp & Zeddy Will For New Tracks “No Chaser” & “Cups In The Air (Remix)”
For Clark, that connection is central to his musical identity. His work draws from communities where music, family and celebration often share the same space.
That foundation gives “No Chaser” and “Cups In The Air (Remix)” distinct personalities. One favors a smoother, more intimate atmosphere. The other turns up the energy.
Both records show Clark expanding beyond his established audience without abandoning his Southern roots.
As summer continues, Mike Clark Jr. is using collaboration to introduce his sound to more listeners. K Camp and Zeddy Will provide the hip-hop chemistry.
Clark supplies the Southern soul.
Together, they create a soundtrack for summer 2026, where drinks rise, speakers shake and different corners of the culture meet.