Mike WiLL Made-It Links With Lil Uzi Vert on "Blood Moon"

The track also sees a production credit from J. Cole.

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Earlier this week, Mike WiLL Made-It took to his socials to put a date on his intensely awaited return, announcing new music coming on Friday – though it appears the esteemed producer couldn’t wait an extra day. For his first single in three years, Mike WiLL Made-It taps Lil Uzi Vert to deliver his signature flow over the crisp production.

Yesterday, Made-It took to Instagram and Twitter to follow up on his new music announcement from Monday, sharing a video of him and J. Cole cooking up “Blood Moon”‘s beat.

While Cole snagged a production credit on “Blood Moon”, co-producing the cut alongside Mike WiLL Made-It, it’s Uzi who dominates the nearly-three-minute track with their boastful bars.  Across their two verses, Uzi fits in a run of flexes, including but not limited to: their penthouse, their weed, their teeth and, of course, their forehead diamond.

“Pink diamond on my head, it’s a marquise / Pull up in a Rari like a Grand Marquis / At the Waldorf Astoria, no Marquis / Thirty-five thousand just for two damn teeth.”

“Blood Moon” is available to stream on both Spotify and Apple Music. Stream the track’s official audio above.

Whether the revered producer has more new music in store for Friday remains to be seen, but as his Instagram caption indicates, “(these are the beginning stages)”… so it’s safe to say we can expect more from him soon.

Elsewhere in new music releases, Jack Harlow announced his No Place Like Home: The Kentucky Tour.

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Elaina Lauren Bernstein is a New York-based writer and editor, overseeing Hypebeast's music vertical, Hypetrak. She handles both editorial and social coverage for Hypetrak, and served as the Deputy Editor for Summer 2025's Hypetrak Magazine — the first in 10 years. With a particular affinity for underground hip hop, she has racked up a wide range of interviews and cover stories, spanning A$AP Rocky, Larry June, Shaboozey, Leon Thomas, Rihanna, Brent Faiyaz, Jean Dawson, and Miguel, and has covered major music tentpole events including the Grammys and Coachella. The intersection of fashion and music guides her coverage as well.

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