“Frankenstein” is the kind of track that reminds listeners why hip-hop is at its best when artists are fearless; when they attack the beat, pierce the mix, and leave the room trembling. Chris Patrick, Marco Plus, and Conductor Williams didn’t just make a song…they constructed a monster.
Read MoreOn his latest release and our introduction to his artistry; “Corduroy” captures the duality of his old-soul inspirations and the modern motivations that keep him hungry.
Read MoreWhile everyone else has been scrambling for attention, Reek has been building and collecting his empire like a match of “Catan,” stacking resources, plotting routes, and constructing something that the average listener won’t fully understand.
Read MoreAstrokeyy really be spitting; that’s not up for debate. But when you pair his firepower with Marc Spano’s calculated drums and relentless production style, you get a project like “Southern Hospitality”: short in length, but massive in impact.
Read MoreFrom top to bottom, the project feels ominously accurate to the night terrors of the spookiest day of the year while still providing an infectious bounce that refuses to let up
Read MoreCourtney Noir & Joe Ekutshu joined forces as the duo Loading…, and their debut EP “The First One” is nothing short of a refreshing journey.
Read MoreWith her new album “A Girl Like Me,” she delivers a sensational body of work that captures her essence as both a vocalist and storyteller.
Read MoreThe project feels like a reflection of soul, emotion, and raw vulnerability. Dave lets his heart bleed across every track, turning pain, pride, and passion into sound.
Read MoreWe’re witnessing history in motion, an artist whose creative output is shaping culture in real time. And to the haters, keep it coming.
Read MoreOn Halloween Day, KayCyy dropped a treat for the culture with his latest release, “Mixtape V1,” a 16-track offering that embodies the essence of modern blog era while reminding fans why he’s one of the most versatile voices in today’s soundscape.
Read MoreHis latest release, “Rosé Chanel,” captures that essence perfectly. The Hanford rhyme spitter posts up in front of his neighborhood market, showcasing the raw skill that first drew him onto our radar. The visual doesn’t rely on flash; it’s all about presence, wordplay, and delivery.
Read MoreThis project is an experience suspended between decades. The soundscape feels as though Skateland stepped into a studio in the late 70s or early 80s, recorded something otherworldly, and time-traveled to deliver it to us now.
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