Compton, California's Major without a Major artist Billionaire Buck is looking to have a breakout 2019' as he keeps fans, critics, haters, supporters, the streets anticipating the release of his forthcoming new EP, "Billions" with showcase of his wide variety of styles on the new visual titled, "She Loves California" where Buck speaks on a certain type of young lady that even though he has the "heart of a eskimo" when it comes to love this particular young lady has him bending his rules just a little bit... an developing the movie type of hood love affair ...so just hit play an vibe out with that "cali breeze" and some of those "cali trees" and after chop it up with "Billionaire Buck" via
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"BILLIONS" otw
In this culture called Hip-Hop, there is no such thing as death. No matter how many songs you may hear about the slain; nor how many lyrical legends we can name, who have succumbed to the streets they described, each and every one of them lives beyond the grave. From the revolutionary Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., to the recently departed, yet prolific Nipsey Hussle, music immortalizes their souls; keeping them so close to our hearts that we have to be reminded they ever left. Such is the case with Mac Dre, and even furthermore, his Thizz Entertainment signee, Johnny Ca$h. Twelve years after his Bay Area-shaking murder in Vallejo, California, this West Coast icon’s spirit is alive and well; flowing powerfully through his posthumous masterpiece “IN MY SHOES”. Released just last month, “IN MY SHOES” offers ten tracks that prove precisely why the rapper’s passing was so impactful: he truly was an asset to West Coast Hip-Hop. From the colossal title track “In My Shoes”, the celestial banger “Snatch Ya Plate”, to joints like “Ta Da Bang” (feat. Nef The Pharoah), “This One”, and the dreamy smash “Wave At Em” (feat. Vipete and Rydah J Klyde), this project is irrefutable evidence that Johnny Ca$h was on a road to international stardom. Effortlessly, he flexes lyricism, swagger, and a street-hardened flow; stomping over the crispiest beats last decade could hone. At 25, Johnny Castaneda Jr. was already a master of the art of rap. So much so, that “IN MY SHOES” feels more fiery and poignant than some of our breathing legend’s greatest works. Perhaps, that is because the Richmond rapper himself is now a legend, and this album is his crown. When it comes to this culture called Hip-Hop, Johnny Ca$h never died. So long as we are pressing play, and cherishing his every body of work, the icon lives on.
After wowing us all a while back with their Woah Vada release, “Ghosts In The Machine [Remix]”, Texas’s The Band of the Hawk have returned with another stellar contribution. Gearing up for the unleash of their April 20th album, “Kangol”, the Southern collective offer “Flux Capacitor”: three minutes of abstract, boom-bap bars. The Band’s Noah Archangel and Yeaux Majesty trade a slew of idiosyncratic rhymes over a sampled beat produced by Noah himself. Their flawless handling of the microphone gives “Flux Capacitor” a very East Coast, Golden Era sensation; bolting both artists outside the realm of conventional, Southern Hip-Hop. With such a sparkling, soul-stirring instrumental and broth of eccentric, narrative lyrics, one can not help but feel the influence of MF DOOM, and other ancient, underground legends. Only, The Band of the Hawk prove with “Flux Capacitor” that they have the ability to take their art beyond their predecessors. They are creative; unafraid to challenge the modern sphere of The Lonestar sound, and pave a lane uniquely their own. This fearlessness makes The Band of the Hawk a token we should be vying to protect; and “Kangol” a masterpiece we must anticipate.
Today, Los Angeles based punk-rapper Jack Bruno shares the music video to his brazen and bold Ben10k and Jeremiah Raisin produced anthem ILoveJustinBieber. The comical and vibrant visual directed by Sam King shows Bruno having some fun in the sun with a group of playful senior citizens while they jealously fight for his undivided attention.
"I remember just joking around in the studio writing this song listening to pop music, then making fun of pop music, then making fun of rap music, then telling girls they're gonna get jackified... then ending up with a song, lol" explains Bruno.
iLoveJustinBieber is featured on upcoming project Put Your Name On It available on April 10th. The new playlist will release after Bruno was named one of SoundCloud’s ‘Artist To Watch’ of 2019. Be sure to check out the rest of Bruno's music that features collaborations with Grammy winning producer Hit-Boy, Famous Dex, Smokepurpp and more. His biggest single to date "Ciggy Said Light" featuring Playboi Carti has racked up over 1 Million Spotify Plays after its Complex premiere.
Fans can catch Bruno currently on tour with Seattle rapper Lil Mosey. Next month, he’ll join Lil Pump and Lil Skies on the road and on May 12th he will perform at Miami’s Rolling Loud Festival. Bruno has toured consistently this past year opening up dates for Wiz Khalifa, Juice WRLD, Smokepurpp and Tekashi 6ix9Ine. Full list of tour dates below.
LIL MOSEY TOUR DATES: Apr 2 Toronto @ The Mod
Apr 4 Chicago, IL @ Concord
Apr 5 Pontiac, MI @ Crofoot
Apr 6 Milwaukee @ The Rave
Apr 7 Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway
Apr 12 Cleveland, OH @ Agora
Apr 14 Norfolk, VA @ The Norva
Apr 18 Dallas, TX @ Canton Hall
Apr 19 Austin, TX @ Empire
Apr 20 San Antonio, TX @ Alamo
LIL PUMP & LIL SKIES TOUR DATES:
Apr 24 Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
Apr 26 San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield
May 5 Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore
May 7 Philly, PA @ The Met
May 9 Boston, MA @ House of Blues
May 10 New York, NY @ Terminal 5
May 12 Miami, FL @ Rolling Loud Festival*
May 14 Atlanta, GA @ Coca Cola Roxy
May 16 Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom
May 17 Houston, TX @ Revention Music Center
May 18 Austin, TX @ Stubbs BBQ
May 22 Los Angeles @ Shrine Expo Hall
ABOUT JACK BRUNO: Jack Bruno is an LA based singer, rapper, multi-instrumentalist and producer who cooks up a punked-up and gothed-out hip-hop style of his own. SoundCloud noticed and named him their first 2019 Artist to Watch as Bruno prepares the release of his full-length debut Put Your Name On It. In 2018, Bruno recruited top-tier producers Hit-Boy, Don Cannon and DJ Camper and stand-out features from Playboi Carti, Smokepurpp and Famous Dex. The music generated millions of streams and landed on tastemaker sites including Complex, Billboard, Hypebeast, Highsnobiety, Elevator, HotNewHiphop, AllHipHop and HipHopDX.
Bruno has put in work to get to this point, he’s spent countless hours cooking up beats and adding guitar and piano layers to his sonic palette. His first hit came with break-out song “2 Goth Kids” ft. Famous Dex. The song quickly generated over 500K streams on Spotify and landed on their prestigious playlists Clout Culture and Rap Nation. “Next Year” with Don Cannon generated another 675K Spotify streams. Highsnobiety partnered to release the Smokepurpp assisted “DVL on my SHLDR” and declared the two artists “bring the party on the fire collaboration” and Complex debuted the Hit-Boy produced “Ciggy Said Light” ft. Playboi Carti and said Jack came with “another mosher” while it racked up over 1 Million Plays on Spotify.
Moreover, Bruno has toured all over the world opening up shows for tours for artists like Wiz Khalifa, Rae Sremmurd, Juice WRLD, Lil Xan, Smokepurpp and Lil Mosey. He performed at Rolling Loud Festival in Los Angeles and will perform at the festival again in Miami this May.
Intuitively melding the interstellar sonics of today’s cutting edge Hip Hop Soul-Pop with the straight-to-the-heart simplicity of vintage love songs from the golden radio era of R&B, Doo Wop and Rock & Roll, actor, singer, songwriter, producer Barachi has hit upon a smooth modern sound to seduce lovers the world over. His debut project, "Therapy" – bowing as a 9-Song Visual Album – takes its name from how Barachi vows to make his fans feel whenever they hear his music.
"As men, I feel like we've forgotten the value of our women. All women are priceless.."
-Barachi
Social media:
Twitter @barachimusic
Instagram @barachimusic
After wowing us all a while back with their Woah Vada release, “Ghosts In The Machine [Remix]”, Texas’s The Band of the Hawk have returned with another stellar contribution. Gearing up for the unleash of their April 20th album, “Kangol”, the Southern collective offer “Flux Capacitor”: three minutes of abstract, boom-bap bars. The Band’s Noah Archangel and Yeaux Majesty trade a slew of idiosyncratic rhymes over a sampled beat produced by Noah himself. Their flawless handling of the microphone gives “Flux Capacitor” a very East Coast, Golden Era sensation; bolting both artists outside the realm of conventional, Southern Hip-Hop. With such a sparkling, soul-stirring instrumental and broth of eccentric, narrative lyrics, one can not help but feel the influence of MF DOOM, and other ancient, underground legends. Only, The Band of the Hawk prove with “Flux Capacitor” that they have the ability to take their art beyond their predecessors. They are creative; unafraid to challenge the modern sphere of The Lonestar sound, and pave a lane uniquely their own. This fearlessness makes The Band of the Hawk a token we should be vying to protect; and “Kangol” a masterpiece we must anticipate.
“I got the glow!” Despite the vibrant subject of Tef Kaluminoti’s March offering, it may be the most diabolical single of the Spring. His four-and-a-half minute “The Glow” is aggressive and abysmal; pumping with the unstoppable energy of North Carolina. As the first single to his upcoming EP, “AMEN”, this record makes a jaw-dropping declaration. It maneuvers jolting 808s, a rushing melody, and earth-shattering drums and world-splitting rhymes, all to warn that this Rocky Mount rapper should not be ignored. The only thing subtle about “The Glow” is the eerie buzz of an electric guitar that’ll tantalize your headphones about each verse. Otherwise, this track is insanely audacious; with Tef Kaluminoti, and his Juicy J-esque flow and persona, bringing it dangerously full-circle. Keep your ears open for “AMEN” when it drops. If “The Glow” is any indication, we are in for a sinister surprise.
Ok, for 2019 exalted hiphop artist Saint Pierre is on, dare we say it.. New ish!!! His new EP "Sub Zero Saint" is laced with ice cold hits, club bangers, newage anthems, and vibe music. Always the upper echelon, Virginia Beach mc, St. P sets the bar very high for indie rappers. Every bar is sauced with relaxed high IQ lyricism and high powered trap beats by beatmakers like Lex Luger. Enjoy the the full album "Sub Zero Saint" and follow his growing movement today.
Dark Cappa proves himself to be the Memphis connect when he links up with the legendary Gangsta Boo on his new release. The Illinois native let's his presence be known on the hard-hitting "Don't Get Whooped". Gangsta Boo lends her signature "Yeah Hoe" to the hook alongside a vicious verse on this club banger. Check out the new single here and find it for purchase on all of your favorite digital retailers!
From open star-lit grassy plains to caved inner sanctums, Jek Spacerunner draws inspiration, and frees essential information from lock and key. Synth sonics and hyperspace tones mark principles for common freedom still unheard. The grasping of cyclical infinities applies to any person who can do such. All things that are possible can be done if they are done right, and nature itself is alive. Humanity’s burnt bridges are starting to swell our ankles, but the forward escape into a new paradigm can be felt. Reality is more like art than you thought.
