Cleveland, Ohio artist Tae Wall is back with his new single, “Get Around” and its a smooth version of a classic. Yup you guessed “I Get Around” From Tupac is the inspiration for this track and Money B from Digital Underground lends a second verse and Eddie Pearl’s slick crooning on the chorus is the icing on the cake. the sample that’s been flipped and slowed down from the original song is just what the doctor ordered.
One of the standout elements of “Get Around” is Tae Wall’s vocal delivery. His voice is commanding and carries a level of authority that’s essential. but its so smooth its on another level. He has a distinctive tone that sets him apart and makes his verse instantly recognizable.
“Get Around” is a track that is built for the modern hip-hop scene. Tae Wall’s confident and charismatic presence, along with the catchy beat and infectious chorus, make it a standout in his discography. It’s the kind of song that can energize a crowd at a live performance or get the party started on any playlist.
Tamar “MR. 1204” Porter is an artist, clothing line owner and model manager out of western Michigan. He realizes how important it is for independent recording artists to remain in the driver’s seat of their careers. And even a pandemic couldn’t slow this young mogul down. He remained money-motivated, innovative and ready for the world to hear his new music.
And that new music is here in the form of “Up Right Now”. With a hypnotic bell melody and thumping 808s Up Right Now is a dope Rags-to-Riches tale that pours all over the track. definitely one for the summer playlist.
South Florida-based rapper, Matt Chris, prides himself in being more than just an artist who rhymes words over beats. Formally known as MTFR (Matt The F**king Rapper) of the duo Nobodies, Matt has been through much evolution in his 10 years of musicianship. Raging on stages at the peak of the Soundcloud Rap era, Matt always wanted to be known for more than just a starter of mosh pits and his lyrics teased a deeper meaning even in his early years.
Now, the “Wake Up Do Better” creator lives to motivate through his music, his merch and his prolific message: to be the best version of yourself. After several tour runs under Nobodies with Dope Ent, a captivating tour run in 2019 with Sadistik as MTFR, Matt Chris is ready to spread his own wings as the best version of himself. So here we are kicking off the summer with his first single “Put In Work” with its Piano driven melody, thick bass and raw beat, this is Matt Chris’ summertime (or anytime) anthem.
Though initially released a few years ago, Reyn’s “Supastar (They Know Who You Are)” is once again gaining traction thanks to the success of POP ICON CLASHES. The app – a fighting game in the vein of MTV’s cult classic, “Celebrity Death Match” – features the Mozell Entertainment Group artist as a creative consultant.
A video shoot and live demo of the game will take place in April 2022 in Los Angeles, CA, and exclusive invites with details about new music, red carpet details, and more will be sent to members of the media, influencers, and the beautiful people of the Sunset Strip shortly.
For now, enjoy “Supastar (They Know Who You Are)” by REYN.
Its not always you see a producer take on a ambitious project at the beginning of the year, but Dj Iceman is NOT your typical producer. The Wu-Tang Affiliated producer is doing something real big. he calls it the “Beat The Quarter Challenge” for the whole first quarter of 2022 (90 days) Ice will be releasing a new beat along with a 1 minute at video (for his social media) “I made all the beats, mixed and mastered them, did the artwork, and put together the art vids” “Ive done a 30 day challenge, but 90 seemed like a lot and not too many producers have done it on this level” all beats will be on all streaming platforms and can be bought or leased from Dj Iceman.
The Boom Bap Wu Affiliate is back with the 6th volume in his Master Of Beatz beat tape series. always one to come with that classic flava, Dj Iceman comes with more of the same here. this is a short beat tape at only 5 tracks, Ice captures the classic New York sound with crisp drums, snappy snares and deft scratches, this is a good pickup for the beat junkies.
Dj Iceman (Robert Anderson) has been in the music business for a long time. he has been a dj for over 30 years, won many awards, and has held many jobs from tour dj, to road manager, to publicist, to label intern and everything in between. for the last 4 years he has been a producer and Instrumental artist who is a part of 6 Wu-Tang affiliate groups.
When Dj Iceman started taking the business of his music seriously 10 years ago, there wasn’t much to do. just keep up with the promotion of all his mixes, and stay constant on social media, and it was all good. by the time he retired from djing in 2017 a LOT has changed. it was When he transitioned into production/beat making, and he found out that it was a whole different ball game. “I had to do everything times 10. as well as learn about trademarks, copyrights, licenses, split sheets, and owning the content i put out” “so it went from simple promo to running full campaigns, pitching to playlists and sound libraries and artists” and he’s been learning (and teaching) ever since. he started a promotional company (Big Boss Ent) 7 years ago to promote his mixes. now he uses it to promote his beats (as well as doing promotion for other artists) he also took ownership of his production company (Big Boss Beatz) his label (Big Boss Records) and after obtaining over 30 certifications in everything from YouTube music rights management to Facebook and Instagram ads to Google analytics, he even opened a social media management company(REA Social Media Management)
“This is something that artists have been doing since day one, but people wont tell you this, the industry would rather keep you in the dark so they can exploit you” “When you own EVERYTHING, all people can do is come with partnerships. they cant exploit or try to own your content” “In This day and age its more important than ever for artists to own their content. everything from their names to their music videos and logos” “The more you own, the more leverage you have when the labels finally come knocking, and you won’t get trapped in a bad deal” and he is constantly coaching artists, djs and producers on the ins and outs of the music industry. “I try to instill WHY certain things are done and why they are important. You can tell an artist that they need to spend money on quality promotion till you’re blue in the face, but until they see why it costs as much as it does and how it affects them, they wont get it, they will think its a scam.” his latest book “The Business Of Beats- A Common Sense Guide For Selling Beats” is on the Amazon and he has a few seminars and speaking engagements lined up. “I just want to get the information out there so Artists and producers can win” he dispenses advice daily via his Facebook page and he is constantly uploading content via his YouTube and Instagram. his beats sell regularly and his last 2 projects did over 300,000 streams on Spotify.
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