After a year long hiatus, V.Chase returns with his Legacy project
The first visuals are complete directed by Diego Vara and he's decided to drop a magazine style promo of the still shots from the shoot. Expect the luxury visuals to be released very shortly.
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The latest Band of the Hawk release, Kangol, finds the collective dropping their strongest lyrics while retaining the languid, disconnected groove listeners have come to identify as classic BOH. That sound, the loop-driven, bottom-of-the-closet beat tapestry (provided by producer/MC Noah Archangel), is perfected here with vocal samples, skit interludes and instrumentation woven to seamless effect (for Noah's best output, check the instrumental Levitikush from his Maschine Wars release last year). His approach is minimum input/maximum result, as the tracks give fellow MC's appropriate room to fit verses in every pocket without altering flow or compromising the subject matter.
The MC's shine here, as their hardest observations are countered with witty self-deprecation and doses of wild humor. King taunts "I'm musically high/never cursed or got drunk/you niggas ain't rapping/just mumbling junk" over Downtown Friday Night's fierce Funkadelic sample. The group's strongest lyricist, King's delivery is representative of the album's wide-ranging appeal. His is the group's gateway flow, as the other MC's enter and exit joints primarily anchored by the his bars. It's a formula with a high rate of success, as brother MC's Noah, Spear Chucka, Whoa Vada, P.Ey3 & STX meet the challenge, tossing bon mots like "back it up to the side of the house with the funnel cut/So I can swim in it like Donald Duck" or "Stomp and stone ya/I'm fucking pneumonia" with an off-the-cuff casualness that feels improvised.
The rumor mill abounds with talk of 2019 being The Band of the Hawk's final recording year. Let's hope that's just talk. Kangol's achievement lies beyond the crossroads of creativity. It's artistry represents a possible new path, not a conclusion.
Why they always fuckin’ with me? No, I don’t give a fuck ‘bout One Time!” Since the reign of T-Pain, the city of Tallahassee has been starved of a star. Places such as Broward County and Miami have been the focus-point of Florida Hip-Hop for years now, leaving T-Town silently in the shadows. That is until K'NO dropped. Although the rapper is now based out of Los Angeles, he represents Tallahassee whole-heartedly; using his savage 2019 single, “ONE TIME”, to cast some rays back on his Gunshine home. Certainly, a star resides in this lyricist, capable of ascribing another face to Tallahassee’s growing list of greats. Only difference between K'NO, and the autotune icon before him, is that this emcee’s artistry hardly caters to the radio. Over hats, snares, and 808s, K'NO is inexplicably cutthroat. His bars are riddled with the ruthless realities of Tallahassee’s streets, matched with clever metaphors regarding the life he lives within them. “ONE TIME” is not a single detail shy of the grittiness, swagger and grime overtaking other areas of Florida. In fact, it may be even better, given that it pumps with an energy only K'NO can accord. This record will be dropping on all platforms May 23rd, and an album will be following it as soon as Miso Rich Entertainment gives the word. Until then, you can catch K'NO’s “ONE TIME” on Youtube; and watch this T-Town talent’s numbers quickly climb.
Shaka Banton is a well seasoned Hip Hop artist with a catalog of music to show. His singles “Lil Moma”, “Get the Bag”, and “Ballin Out” are making waves domestically and internationally. However, since remaining and independent artist, Shaka has managed to lock down major distribution platforms, which illustrates his strong fan base. Banton states “my music is dedicated to the world, [I] think of others first and that is real success”. He views music as a solace during trials and tribulations and prides himself in creating music that would provide healing to others. This San Antonio Texas rapper single “Get The Bag” is an upbeat track with a feel good vibe, you can ride too, work hard and get the bag.
O racks & Don Q... New Street Banger “Get It”. Produced By G Herbo's Main Dj & Producer, Dj Victoriouz. 'Get It' has the streets buzzing from New York to California. Both artists are from New York. O Racks, owner and CEO of Tree Gang Entertainment, from Hempstead, Long Island & Don Q, of HighBridge Entertainment, from The Bronx. These two guys linked up in Hollywood California and recorded & shot the video for this summer street banger. The song & video is out now on all platforms!
This Houston born emcee has been on his job for several years trying to solidify a position on retail racks across the nation. After enduring his hometown’s rise to fame in which many of the city’s biggest stars signed to major labels, J.a.y. Young still works the independent scene with his recording home, Showtyme Entertainment. Many artists would fold and enter the workforce, realizing that accomplishing their dream was harder work than first thought. J.a.y. Young is built differently than most.
Splitting his youth between Houston and San Antonio, J.a.y. Young was forced to mature at a very young age. At only seven years old, J.a.y. Young was forced to become the man of his family after his father was paralyzed in an accident. After years of struggling to provide for his family, he found writing as a way of getting away from the pain of reality. Shy at first about his new talent, J.a.y. Young soon became a strong artist and found himself highly sought after. After several meetings with Showtyme Entertainment, an upstart independent record company based in Houston, J.a.y. Young signed as their first solo artist. After playing changing roles with Showtyme Entertainment and then being moved to being the flagship artist, J.a.y.
Young has released a handful of mixtapes and is gearing up for his debut solo album. The release of his latest music video‘Friend$’ along with southern legends Boosie Badazz & Z-Ro is a launching pad for the summer, J.a.y. Young is banking on making a huge splash in the following months. Lord knows, with all the struggles he has been through during his life and the hard work he has put in with his recording career, J.a.y. Young is far overdue an opportunity to excel at something finally after his 20 something years.
Code SeiZz has released his demo tape “SeiZz Splash”. The tape is receiving amazing reviews, and is standing on its own with lead single “Dope Shop”. INDIEPOWR CEO Jay Warsinske, declares “Code SeiZz has got that special quality, and is showing growth in his lyrics, hooks & building his audience & business know-how!”. The 22 year old Los Angeles native has an edgy, blunt, yet comical style and flows effortlessly on the mic. Code SeiZz draws daily inspiration from his everyday life with subtle interjections of truth, however he delivers positive encourage on how to overcome. He has been rapping since he was a child, he looked up to musicians like Andre 3000, Usher, Mobb Deep just to name a few. Now, Code SeiZz is ready to throw his hat into the Hip Hop ring and make a wave.
Stream & Download “Dope Shop” below and be on the look out for Code SeiZz. https://ffm.to/opn8zd2nqc
Deezy G has dropped his highly anticipated mixtape and listeners are bumping it. “The Genesis Effects” gained its title as a symbolism of the growth and a new beginnings. The Mississippi native has an underdog mentality which fuels his motivation. Deezy G grew up with two deaf parents and hungers for the need to be heard. He taps into his inner hustler for tracks like “Trappin” and “Flexin”. The 12 track project provides a combination of boastful uptempo trap beats and slower pace beats, giving listeners a range of diversity. “The Genesis Effects” also includes features from fellow artist like Blizzard, Mark 2 Real, and Paper Montana, who appears on the lead single “Drank Drank”.
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Decatur, Georgia rap artist Chang$ delivers the self-directed video for his latest single "Run Up The Check” that follows the day in the life of a young hustler and the obstacles that await him. Shot by GLS, the visual shows a hungry Chang$ who attempts to get money by any means necessary. After he makes a phone call to a plug who decides to give him a chance and put him on, he's faced with a challenge that puts his life in danger. As the plot unfolds, we learn that things aren’t always what they seem. “Run Up The Check” was directed and written by Chang$ himself and shows his range not only as an artist but a creative. Hopefully, this won’t be the last time we see him take the reigns as a director. Aside from the video, the song itself is an up-tempo trap-infused street anthem that will definitely put you in tune with your inner hustler. If you’re in the mood for something dope with an entertaining storyline, check out the video for “Run Up The Check” today.
Detroit native Godspeed2 presents his debut EP titled, Dues, featuring six exclusive tracks that officially introduces him to the world as an influential emcee. For the album, the rap artist, poet and published author channels the energy of some of his favorite artist as a way of paying homage to them. Throughout Dues, he addresses an array of critical topics such as inner-city violence, intra-cultural struggle, bigotry, hypocrisy, politics, dancing, partying, sex, and love. The interesting thing about the EP is how Godspeed2 opens up a dialogue about issues plaguing the world without dismissing or condemning them, a tough feat for an emcee fresh out the gate. Highlights on the album include the jazzy, conscious opener “In The D,” and the bouncy, introspective “The Night.” A track worth mentioning is the subtly explicit “Vibrations” where GodSpeed2 goes in-depth about an intimate encounter over production that has a big feel and even bigger hook delivered by featured guest, The Remedy. To support Godspeed2's latest album effort, stream Dues on all digital platforms and be on the lookout for his upcoming follow-up project, Afraid of the Dark, coming soon.
Nigerian artist, producer and entrepreneur Pipi Pango presents his new EP, Love, Money and Power, under his own label, Omo Arutu Entertainment. The project consists of 4 exclusive tracks that each feature an array of unique sounds including Hip-Hop, Afrobeat, trap, alternative and pop. The EP’s opener, “M.O.N.E.Y” finds Pipi getting to the money as he encourages us to get on our jobs as well. Keeping the adoration flowing on Love, Money and Power, he proudly professes his love to a special lady on the endearing, upbeat “Street Love.” On the third track, we’re met with “Driving Too Fast” that urges us to slow down in our course of life to really be present and take back our power. As the EP closes out, you will experience “Mama/Yeye Takun Wale” which is airy and refreshing with an undertone reminiscent of Kanye’s Graduation classic “Flashing Lights.” On this song, Pipi pays homage to his mother while filling her in on the happenings of his life. If you’re looking for music with a message that’s cloaked in vibes from the Motherland, stream Pipi Pango’s Love, Money and Power today.
This is yo song if you like stunting. No lie, there. Rising Chicago artist, Okxko, has delivered the ultimate club anthem with his wavy new single "Run It". The song captures the essence of the bay area sound with a bouncy westcoast vibe, newage hiphop, and catchy trap lyrics that will have you singing right along. After a brief hiatus Okxko is back with some the dopest music out right now. He says, "Run It was intentionally written with the purpose of kicking the summer off right." Enjoy the fresh banger and follow Okxko's growing movement today.
There is always a diamond in the ruff. For Burnsville, Minnesota, the multifaceted collective, On Our Own, is precisely that jewel; and summer 2019 may be their defining, shining moment. At least as far as one of their member’s, OOOAndre, latest release can measure; for, “Switch Up” is a modern-trap gem worthy of an imminent crowning. Although the Midwestern crew are well-versed in both R&B and Hip-Hop, “Switch Up” leans ostensibly on their thunderous, trap potential. It is a quintessential banger of today’s sound; fueled by pummeling 808s, invigorating rhythm, and OOOAndre’s unique, yet befitting flow. Obviously, he is the man OOO can go to for a irresistible hit. The way this Gopher State talent maneuvers through the beat simply exudes effortlessness; making “Switch Up” likely a natural phenomenon for ‘Dre. If that is the case, there are tons of records just as potent as this club-ready anthem, hidden within the On Our Own archives, just waiting to be dropped. The moment they are, following the promised success of “Switch Up”, the diamond will no longer be in the ruff. It will be crowning princes as they become kings of the new-age, Hip-Hop scene.
