Infamus New Money Returns with Gritty New Single “Keep Pushing” Featuring Sheek Louch of The LOX + Q&A

Boston-bred and now repping Orlando, rapper and producer Infamus New Money is stepping back into the spotlight with undeniable force. After a five-year hiatus, he’s making noise with his latest single, “Keep Pushing,” a powerful collaboration with Sheek Louch of the legendary group The LOX. The track is a gritty, motivational anthem packed with sharp lyricism and soulful resilience—perfect for anyone grinding through life’s ups and downs.

Infamus’s return isn’t just about music; it’s about purpose. With his recent project “The Leftovers” gaining steady momentum and “Keep Pushing” lighting up airwaves in major markets, he’s proving that his time away has only sharpened his skills and deepened his message. A self-made artist, producer, and full-time father, Infamus brings a raw, multidimensional perspective that blends hustle, healing, and hip-hop in a way that hits home.

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Infamus New Money to talk about his comeback, his powerful collaboration with Sheek Louch, and why “Keep Pushing” is more than just a song—it’s a movement.

1) What was it like working with a hip hop great like Sheek Louch from the Lox?

Working with Sheek Louch was an honor. He’s a legend in the game, and collaborating with him was all about mutual respect and real hip-hop. We came together to make something powerful. It was a moment that spoke for itself.

2) Did you get any advice from Sheek on how to move or do business in the industry?

Yeah, he kept it real with me. Told me to keep grinding, stay consistent, and take what’s mine.

3) How do you balance being a father and managing your career?

You don’t really balance it, you blend it. Being a father and chasing this career happen at the same time, every day. You make it work because you have to. That’s just the reality.

4) How does it feel to get back to work after taking 5 years off?

Getting back into it after five years felt like stepping into a whole new world. I went from pushing CDs out the trunk to navigating a fully digital game. The industry changed, but the grind stayed the same. Now it’s about adapting and still navigating a fully digital game. The industry changed, but the grind stayed the same. Now it’s about adapting and still standing out.

5) What was the process creating and recording Keep Pushing?

The idea for Keep Pushing came to me first, and I knew it needed the right energy to really hit. There’s only a few artists who could match that vision, and Sheek Louch was the perfect fit. Bringing him in took the track to a whole new level.

6) As a producer and storyteller, where do you find inspiration?

I get my inspiration from real life what l’ve seen, what l’ve lived, what I’m still going through. It’s all street rooted, no cap.

My lane is reality rap raw, unfiltered, and true to who I am. If you press play, you ain’t just hearing music, you hearing my story.

7) What do you have coming up next?

Right now, we’re in full Summertime campaign mode dropping that heat this summer. Next up, I got a major feature with one of the OG queens of hip-hop on my song SUMMERTIME REMIX