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GloRilla Drops “MARCH” & “Special” Double Release

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Big Glo returns with pure Memphis grit, dropping two heat-packed singles that showcase exactly why she remains one of hip-hop’s most electrifying voices.

“MARCH” and “Special” arrived December 5th, bringing distinct energy that proves the CMG signee continues pushing boundaries while staying rooted in her signature sound.

“MARCH” hits different. The track channels HBCU marching band culture with production from Go Grizzly, B100, and London Jae, weaving brass-heavy swagger into drill-inspired darkness. GloRilla’s flow stays relentless throughout, spitting venomous bars over booming production that feels cinematic and battle-ready.

The accompanying visual, directed by Troy Roscoe, pays smooth homage to 2002’s Drumline, placing Big Glo center stage in a full-blown band battle that captures the electricity she brought to Grambling State’s halftime performance last week at The Bayou Classic.

Where “MARCH” brings aggression, “Special” reveals vulnerability. The track centers on affirmation and self-worth, with GloRilla spelling out exactly what makes her unique in her own words. It’s confident yet tender, showing another dimension of an artist who refuses to be boxed in.

The timing proves strategic. These releases arrive during a career-defining moment as GloRilla stands among only 13 women ever nominated for Best Rap Album at the Grammys.

With three total nominations, she joins elite company alongside Lauryn Hill, Cardi B, and Doechii, who remain the only women to claim the category in its nearly three-decade history.

Billboard recently ranked her third on their Hottest Female Rappers of 2025 list, following her number one placement last year.

The Memphis superstar continues her dominance, proving her Glorious Tour success and BMI R&B/Hip Hop Awards recognition were just the beginning of an unstoppable run.

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