Meek Mill: Philadelphia’s own delivers a much-needed ‘Indie Pack’ 4-piece
I am all here for my independent and on the come-up rap artists but when it comes to official signature anthems, you know Meek Mill delivers consistently. How about securing the new Indie Pack (Vol. 01) release? Oh yes.
Meek Mill delivers with his ‘Indie Pack’ new project
It’s only four pieces but with one being too close to none and two - you just can’t do - how about getting four solid audio gems from the Maybach Music Group legend? Say less.
Grammy-nominated artist and multi-hyphenate entrepreneur Meek Mill releases Indie Pack (Vol. 01), a surprise four-track EP marking a bold new chapter in Meek’s independent career.
Indie Pack (Vol. 01)’s lead single “4TH OF JULY” features co-collaborator, Fridayy. In a sequel to their critically praised single “Proud Of Me” – which earned a nomination for Best Melodic Rap Performance at the forthcoming 2026 68th Annual Grammy Awards – “4TH OF JULY” reunites the Philadelphia natives, underscoring the depth of their artistic synergy that continues to define their collaborations. The official music video for “4TH OF JULY” can be found linked here.
Other tracks on Indie Pack (Vol. 01) include “SAVE YOURSELF”, “HOW FAR WE CAME” and “FREE SMOKE”. The Indie Pack (Vol. 01) will be distributed by the global music distribution company, Stem.
The release of Indie Pack (Vol. 01) arrives just weeks before Meek Mill’s hometown show, “Meek Mill & Friends”, taking place December 5 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. Meek will be joined by a list of to be announced guests at the special one-night-only show celebrating Meek’s monumental career in the city that shaped him.
Indie Pack (Vol. 01) marks the first project from Meek as an independent artist, released under his label, Dream Chasers. The four-track collection is now available on all major streaming platforms.
About Meek Mill
Robert "Meek Mill" Williams is a Grammy-nominated recording artist, entrepreneur, and criminal justice reform advocate that hails from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mill evolved from one of Philadelphia's hottest underground rappers to one of the world's preeminent musical artists, having released a slew of smash studio albums and singles, including "Ima Boss," "Dreams and Nightmares (Intro)," "All Eyes on You," and "Going Bad," among many others.
He is also the co-chair of the REFORM Alliance, which launched in January 2019 and aims to advance criminal justice reform and eradicate outdated policies that perpetuate injustice in the United States. He partnered with JAY-Z, Michael Rubin, Robert Kraft, Robert F. Smith, Clara Wu Tsai, Laura Arnold, Michael Novogratz and Van Jones to launch the organization.
Mill's last incarceration in November 2017 spurred the international #FreeMeekMill movement, which ultimately resulted in his release on bail in April 2018 and eventually led to his original conviction being overturned. Through it all, he has since used his public platform to generate awareness around the problems within the criminal justice system and highlight how they disproportionately affect multicultural communities.
Beyond his work in criminal justice, Mill is an accomplished entrepreneur having founded his record label in Dream Chasers 2012. Mill is also a co-owner of sports apparel retailer Lids, the largest retail seller of hats and licensed sports products in North America, and Philadelphia-based lifestyle brand Mitchell & Ness.
