The S.Florida 1st round draft pick recruited from."Broward county" comes J. staxx 954 (945) a county he reps so hard it's even in his Name..... While putting the finishing touches on soon to be released ep "J. staxx 954" drops off his latest single titled "Do it for yourself"
A track that is to inspire and motivate the listener's & fellow artists to not wait or get discouraged but dust it off an "Do it for yourself " so give a stream get inspired make sure you tap in with "staxx" on a daily via IG @j_staxx954
Fleming Moore, a native of the Low Country of South Carolina, sings songs seeded in a heart of hope, despair and perseverance. His sound is an authentic Americana Fusion style with roots bearing resemblances to Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan. Having persevered through many trials and tribulations that nearly ended his life, he’s moved to share his story with the pubic. Early in life, Moore was exposed to the music of Dylan, The Animals and The Rolling Stones. From the age of three, he has been writing songs, beginning by emulating the melodies and lyrics from the records his older brothers would bring into his world.
"Folk Songs For The Apocalypse", his first of a series of three EPs, is an ontology of his own life. It explores the futility of seeking joy through materialism, the inevitability of death and his own struggles with addiction, faith, forgiveness and reconciliation. These heartfelt songs challenge the listener to examine the purpose of their own lives. Fleming says, "Folk Songs is a story about the beginning of a journey that starts out with the ambitious pursuit of material success in Track 1, but ends up leaving you in the ghetto, lost and looking for a way out at the end of track 4."
His 2nd EP, "On The Edge Of America", continues the journey that begins in "Folk Songs". Tracks 1 and 2 take the listener further down the road of despair and futility, but eventually reaches a glimmer of hope in tracks 3 and 4. Moore says, "'Folk Songs' was about the beginning of a journey, where wrong turns lead to despair and brokeness. 'On The Edge Of America' marks a turning point, along that journey."
Look for "Someone's Son", the final EP in the series, to be released on August 31, 2018!
Impacting
with superstar status is production-duo Illuminati Beatz’s latest
single, “Life Is”. It features rap icons, Bun B, Gudda Gudda, and
Project Pat; whom all fuse to create one dirty south bodyslam of a
record. There’s so much Cadillac-worthy crank in the instrumental
alone; which is divided into two halves. Side A follows Bun B, as he
in his grimey, Texan drawl, provides the chorus for the record. An
airy, tension-building synth plays within the foreground of the beat,
lined by traditional, Southern 808 kicks, snares and claps. It’s a
slow, easy listen that will lure you into a sense of tranquility; all
for Gudda Gudda to bounce out of the cut and go in for the kill. This
is where Side B comes into play, and it is a lot more dynamic than
its predecessor. Although, he maintains the same, powerful drum loop,
extra attention is paid to the melody of the beat. An intricate, yet
devilish organ progression torments the buzz of a groovy,
accompanying synth. This change in energy for the beat perfectly
encapsulates Gudda’s own, whose New Orleans delivery comes stern
and trill. Three Six Mafian, Project Pat, has it no differently on
his verse, either. With the instrumental being identical to Gudda,
Pat has no qualms giving us every bit of that dark, Memphis lyricism
and flow we’ve all grown to love. “Life Is” is, without
question, a powerhouse of a record that JByrd, The Sho, and the
entire Dirty South should be proud of. With already 1.7 Million views
to date on Youtube, it is only a matter of time before Billboard
calls their name.
A vast, revolving synth and extremely technological vocoder rise from the unknown, spinning delightfully before giving way to the trot of pulsating drums. Just as a build takes to the groove, and Oakland rapper, Red’s, digital vocals gain some traction, a powerful drop slams through the mix, and we are all formally introduced to the duo of “That’s Wasabi”, and their latest release, “Dangerous Out Here”. The surge of a strong, EDM-friendly bassline, and more danceable production, points to it being much of Los Angeles producer, Marko Dragan Zecevic's, creation; however, it is nonetheless nothing without his partner. Red’s raps reach up from the depths of the record in a blend of barks and growls, frothing with supreme character. His words, at points, are incomprehensible; yet, instead of subtracting from the record, the magic of their mixing adds to the overall allure. In just three minutes and forty-one seconds, the West Coast tag-team create a sonic world of their own. It’s vibrant and aggressive; pristine and nebulous; colorful enough in its melodic palette to excite any rave its played for, and yet dark enough in its vocals to suit the night that surrounds. Very much so, “Dangerous Out Here” is a club record, poised to lunge any electronic crowd’s hands into the air, and feet into a jump. It is the quintessential track for your late-summer mix; and anyone looking to spice up their sets with new, enticing EDM gems should keep an eye on “That’s Wasabi” for all future releases. They will not disappoint.
(Toronto, ON): Today marks the much anticipated industry-wide release of Notifi's "Won't Get Lonely" video which just premiered on Noisey. The Toronto-based rapper, producer and crooner introduces his crisp beats, blitzed-out production, and unique view on life with his debut video directed by Zac Facts(Tory Lanez, Future, 88 Glam, Sean Leon). The vivid, stimulating and romantic images create a densely textured visual palette that blends seamlessly with the songs infectious blend of rap, dark pop and R&B.
Alongside his manager and executive producer, globetrotting DJ Charlie B, the Montreal-born Notifi who grew up in the Scarborough area of Toronto, is looking to help bring his Farewell crew - a brand and upcoming label which represents the idea of ascension - to a better place. The 24-year-old is currently working on his debut EP, set for release in Fall 2018.
Toronto's JNYR represents one of the brightest emerging prospects out of a burgeoning R&B scene that already includes heavyweights such as The Weeknd and Tory Lanez. Having released only three singles to-date, JNYR showcases a raw, youthful energy with the class and elegance of yesterday's legends.
Today, JNYR releases his debut EP, Transition. The eight track project includes breezy romantic jams such as "Great Sensation" and sultry bedroom grooves like "Close." A cohesive, 8-track effort, Transition is a powerful opening moment for the youngster, whose trajectory is promising. Lead single "Twenty Ten" has already amassed over one million streams on Spotify, bringing JNYR to over 2.7 million combined streams on the platform with his first three releases.
With a brilliant blend of melodic R&B and hardcore trap comes North Carolinian artist, Benjamin Ken. Loaded with fourteen, versatile tracks, is his recent, astronomical endeavor, “BEN 2 REAL”. When it comes down to it, there is a distinct dichotomy that spans the entirety of the project. On one hand lies the gentle, melodious side of the Atlanta-based artist, that bleeds out on records such as “INTRO (HERE FOR YOU)”, “PRETTY GIRL VIBES”, “REAL ONE (ft. Lea Robinson)”, “DRUNK TEXT”, and “LIFELINE”, among others. In the shadow of that hand, lies Ken’s darker half, molded by those Southern streets. That treacherous, trunk-thumping sound can be found in cuts such as “ROOFTOPS”, “2 Real”, “GUCCI (ft. Walt)”, “CELEBRATION” and “CRAZZI”.
What Ken demonstrates through
this duality, is the powerful dexterity of his songwriting. He proves
proficient in crafting slow-burning, alt-R&B records for the
ladies; while, likewise, giving fellas a list of bangers to ride to.
The only other we’ve ever known as skilled with this separation of
sound, hails from Toronto, and has been dominating the charts for the
past ten years, hit after hit. The moment “BEN 2 REAL”, in all of
its impressive versatility, hits the mainstream, Benjamin Ken could
be following in those same, exact footsteps. Click the link, and see
for yourself.
Slick
and sultry is Australia’s own, JVNIOR AMOUX’s, twilight opus,
“Morning”. The moment you press play, you are greeted by a warm,
pitch-altered sample of R&B group, Blackstreet’s 1996 classic,
“Good Lovin’” (from their second project, “Another Level).
“We can do it ‘til the — morning / Good lovin’ in the
evening.” the sample croons seductively, before being utterly
overtaken by AMOUX’s own velvety vocalization. Wrapped in the warm
embrace of milky bassline and rich groove of drums, the Sydney singer
flexes his penchant for songwriting, caroling melodiously with
autotuned allure. He certainly knows how to craft a record; diving
into memorable bridges and runs throughout his verses. That talent
reaches its zenith on this record, when the songbird enters the
chorus, embellishing every second of the hook with angelic
harmonization and clever interpolations of Blackstreet’s original
lyrics. “Morning”, by all accounts, is a mood-setter; fit for
that late night, at-home date, and its steamy morning-after. With
cuts like these under his belt, JVNIOR AMOUX is peerless as
Australia’s PR&B prodigy.
Straight from the Atlanta, Georgia (ATL), Block Entertainmenthas been a worldwide entertainment power house Brand for over 20 years from music label, production to movies, TV, radio and internet! From jump starting the thriving careers of Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, Ciara and others, Block Ent emerges with a new crew collectively known as Rag$ 2 Riche$. The below visual is from the group’s breakout star R2R Country Boy. The record is called Big Boy Blunts and sets the tone for what R2R has to offer.
Single Link: https://lnk.to/_iOPC
Twitter: @R2R_CountryBoy
“Even God fears me...” ring loud and clear within the intro of Decatur duo, Boss Mayne Trill & Juney’s, summer offering, “Eastside Story”. The EP comes packed with six melodic, modern-trap bangers, in perfect allusion to their homeland of Zone 6. Comparing them to Outkast, the legendary ATLien duo before them, is made quite effortless on this album; highlighted by the specific specialties and roles each artist seems to bring to the table. By the sound of it, Boss Mayne Trill fashions most of the project’s hooks, displaying a superior control over autotune and melody (this talent exploding on tracks such as “Aaliyah”, “No Guidance”, “Nah Fr”, and “Outside”). “Outside” and “Aaliyah” happen to be two personal favorites; the former for its contagious, rhythmic cadence throughout the hook and the latter for its R&B-esque qualities. Although, both artists bring phenomenal bars and stories tobthe table, you know when Juney hits the mic, he’s there to rap. He spits with an ATLien aggression, tearing through every record with rawness and reality. The only effort exempt from this unaltered quality, is fourth track “Mlk”. Here, Juney proves he is just as formidable with melody as he is without, delivering a victorious, trap ballad. “Eastside Story” is the coronation of a talented, tag-team of rappers destined to be the next dynamic duo of Georgia. No matter how long the list of Zone 6 legends may be, Boss Mayne Trill & Juney will assuredly live up to them.
After watching colorful new visuals for trap anthem titled Know About Me or "K.A.M", you will gain insight into the creative mind of on-the-verge Fort Worth, Texas hiphop artist, J'Moris. Listen as J approaches a triumphant SupaMario slapper with the street sophistication of a young T.I and cleverly executed punchlines of a 2 Chainz. "K.A.M" gives him the platform to place himself on a higher level compared to other newage hiphop that you hear out there today. Learn more about the rise of J'Moris and follow his growing movement today.
J'Moris, born in Ft. Worth Texas, was raised in Hillsboro Texas. As a child he always found himself drawn to music. Being a Southern Native, He grew up listening to and being influenced by Southern Legends such as, Scarface, UGK, Chamillionaire, and other great Texas artist. He was also heavily influenced by the styles and lyrics of East coast rappers. Over the years he learned to combine the witty lyrics with his southern style, thus creating an unique flow.
Compton, California's best kept secret that's about to be told "Billionaire Buck" is looking to breakout while putting the finishing touches on his...anticipated forthcoming new EP, Billions with will showcase his wide variety of styles... on Buck's new visual single, titled, "That's Facts".Produced by Larry Jay, "That's Facts" revises a classic 2000 smash single from Bad Boy Records' Black Rob "Whoa" as "Billionaire Buck" infuses the classic to sound off an aggressive, street knowledge-driven, brutally honest depiction of his days of street hustling and calculated money management to become the established successful block businessman you are hearing from today.
So hit play an zone out an make sure you keep in tune with Buck on a daily via
South Carolina rapper Guap Da Menace plugs in with Flight B & Slime Dollaz for their new music video "187". Guap is currently putting the finishing touches on his new project King Of The Field, that is due out soon.
When concentration and productivity meet it creates leverage for an artist like Antonio Breez. With his refuse to lose attitude and determination , the Boston based emcee continues to shower his fans with fresh content . After releasing over 30 music videos and two projects this year, its no surprise to AB fans that the second installment to " The Migration Narrative" has already arrived months shy of its 1 year anniversary.
Much has changed since the release of " TMN : 1" . AB has gained commercial radio support on singles off of the project such as "No Way" , and " From The Slums" , he has been booked consistently and has flaunted his Co-sign by Hip Hop Juggernaut Erick Sermon of EPMD.
What made Antonio's first LP " The Migration Narrative" a rarity amongst most of todays Hip Hop catalogue is the level of truth and vulnerability. The album was narrated by his mother, as she shared her experiences of struggle through Antonio's infancy as a single mother after the incarceration of Antonio's biological father. In the album Antonio also features singing from his 80 year old great grand mother on " Last Time I prayed" , beat samples from music made by his ancestors , and a 16 bar verse from his step father who first introduced him to Hip Hop. TMN 2: The Rashid Taylor Story, picks up where TMN leaves off, and dives deep in to the story of Antonio's step father growing up in the streets of Brooklyn, NY in the late 80's.
The Migration Narrative 2 stand out Money counter is where AB teams up with his long time videographer Lenny Coote provides his fans with a trap-star themed visual in the streets of Los Angeles. With lines like " Id watch it if I were you or ill buy the VIP and make your whole party move" Breez paints a picture of how it would be if he could flex on all of people who doubted him, produced by Canadian beat maker " The Cook Up" and offers a commercial rap sound that all will enjoy.
Twitter: @AntonioBreez
Dutch Revz steps onto the scene with his debut single “For A While” co-produced by MellowH. The 21 year old rapper, producer, singer, guitarist & songwriter gives credit to his parents and older sibling as the leading source of influence on his musical capabilities. His forthcoming EP Thanks for Nothing is expected to be released in 2018.
One day at a time. Whether on the mic or in his personal life, that is how on-the-verge Midwest hiphop artist, Samp has chosen to "Improve" himself. Samp's new inspirational banger is packed with lyrical jewels and gems that grip the soul while giving insight into what drives his everyday life. This is conscious rap with an uptempo new-age vibe that could be rocked at from the gym, to the car, to the club. Follow Samp on his journey and follow his growing movement today.
Matt Sampson, who performs as Samp, was born in Joliet Illinois but was raise in the Quad City area of Illionis and Iowa. After many of early days riding in that old Cadi with his granddad, Joe Sampson who was also a musician, listening to oldies and to his granddads old stories about him and his music group back in the day. it was then lil Samp knew he wanted to make music. years later Samp wrote his first record about not having his father in his life but still having a certain cool about himself growing up becoming a man. Started in a group named L and Samp, teamed up with now popular DJ in the Quad Cities, L Murray. The two released two popular mixtapes before L Murray wanted to transition into a full time DJ, so Samp was forced to go solo. Since doing so, Samp released his first Mixtape in 2007 Samp " No Pain No Game" which was a nice start for his solo fame. Samp kept working and doing shows in small town clubs to build his up on the growing social media outlet Myspace. Years of recording in multiple studios and doing small shows cause Samp a little while to put together a body of work so there was a little hiatus but in 2012 Samp's Cocky Balboa series was born, with his first single "Give Me Something" proved that Samp was back in rare form. Popularity was gaining again, then Samp dropped the record "Black Tony Romo" right at the height of controversial professional quarterback career and Samp's mixtape Cocky Balboa took off. The song created a huge buzz and followed by Samp's "Bleed" He became a Independent Titan in the Midwest musically. Cocky Balboa 2 is on the verge of being released with singles "Pop" featuring Paypuh "Go Hard" & "Improve" The mixtape is already proving to be a classic by an artist who continuing to show orginiality and stand out in a business that become more and more over saturated (hip hop) with biters and style jackers. Samp has Now and Later.
Reminisce with Philly hiphop artist Sinfal K as he releases the ultimate ode to hiphop's Golden era with new banger properly titled "Before Cell Phone". Back before autotune, before facebook, before iPhone - K jogs the memory of back in the days painting a vivid picture of where this thing of ours started. The new 'old heads' will love this joint and the new-age listeners will be educated by this musical journey while appreciating a head knocking beat. Follow Sinfal K's growing movement and download the full song below!
“Timeless / Man, I swear this s**t timeless.” is uttered poignantly at the beginning of Texas emcee, D.Hewitt’s, 2018 cut “Timeless”. By the end of his three minutes and forty-seven seconds on the mic, he leaves us more than inclined to agree. There’s a triumphant, ambient pad that fulfills most of the melody, backed by a solemn bassline, trap drums, and Hewitt’s own candid lyricism. The atmosphere our Hillsboro hero manifests on the record is reflected perfectly throughout its visual, where Hewitt is featured in an all white room, accompanied by one lone microphone. Just as the day he walked into the studio and laid these verses, he proves in this music video that a microphone is all he needs to send a powerful message and create grandiose impact. “Timeless” is raw and honest in its lyricism, as well as delivery; wherein, the Lonestar rapper spits his personal journey and grown perspective on this thing we call life. It can likewise be viewed as an homage to all those he’s crossed paths with, as there is a moment near 1:10 where he name-drops a handful of individuals who’ve given him invaluable guidance. Hewitt embodies the pure essence of Texas on this track; coming across as the epitome of trill. He mentions his personal battles with suicide, betrayal, and betterance; refusing to distract any of us with metaphors of punchlines. He knows his message and life story are enough. Hewitt could not have titled this record any better. After it’s all said and done, and the Texan steps away emotionally from that lone microphone in the white room, he’s left us with something “Timeless” to honor.