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New Music from Young M.A back with wicked freestyle over Gucci’s “I get the Bag” single.
Teenage phenom King B most certainly had a breakout year in 2017, having collaborated with the likes of Rich The Kid, Blac Youngsta and several others. This along with the fact that he has been featured on some of the top platforms on the web and his Surrounded By Hate project was very well received. Now with his fanbase steadily rising, the 18-year-old St. Louis native looks to up the ante in 2018. Known for hook-based songwriting abilities, King B takes another route this time, highlighting his lyricism in the remix to Tee Grizzley’s “Win.” On the track, he effortlessly rhymes over the synth-based instrumental.
New Music from NBA star Victor Oladipo. Victor Oladipo as we know should be an Allstar this year and now we know he definitely have some singing skill to, so all the currently R&B guys watch out! Check out “One Day”.
Brooklyn artist 6IX9INE been tearing things up late last year and now has carry over into the new year. 6IX9INE teams up with the young heavy weights of the tri state Fetty Wap & A Boogie “KEKE”
Just two days before the start of 2018, ElceeTheArtist released his remix of Kodak Black and XXXTENTACION’s “Roll In Peace”. The remix is a decidedly Toronto treatment that can be heard in the differences between the flows, and the word choice. There’s another two nods to Toronto that you’ll find in the video as well. Observant viewers will recognize the setting of the visuals as CF Shops at Don Mills. The second nod is undoubtedly Elcee’s frosted breath. Toronto residents ought to be familiar with both of those. The remix is also a distinctly Elcee treatment as well. The switch between melodic choruses and rapped verses is blended with harmonized vocal adlibs, something that has come to define Elcee’s style as an artist blending the lines between rap and R&B. At just under two minutes, the remix is a straight to the point reimagining of the track. Instead of taking themes from Kodak Black’s original, ElceeTheArtist instead lets the beat dictate the emotion and topic. The resulting track is a lot like many Torontonians: Foreign born, but distinctly Torontonian at heart.
New Video from The Specialist Musik’s second single, “In The Wind”, off his latest EP Road To Glory 2.
New video from the bronx artist A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie “Say A” look for a big year from Boogie !
“Service” Is the first single released by Antonio Breez since the release of his second studio album, The Migration Narrative. While in a new, and experimental phase, Breez teamed up with Boston based R&B producer Kazi did it, and engineer Andrew Shaw of EZ street productions, to sample Marques Houston’s 2000’s hit “Up in the club”. Breez thought it would be a great idea to speed up the sample, thus creating his very first reggae , Hip Hop vibe. After teasing his social media audience with an in studio snippet of his recording, the response warrented the official release of the song as a single. Since then the support has been amazing with both radio Dj’s and Club Djs contributing to support the record. Breez says this is the first part, of (2) music videos to this single, and announces the release of ” The Migration Narrative 1.5 ” , which will include, ” Service” and 2 additional tracks. Here is the Brand new music video to “Service” directed by Len Luciano.
Jamie Ray has delivered another certified hit off his EP entitled ” Castles In The Air”. The latest single, “How It Go” features Quality Control’s latest emerging artist, Lil Baby. The two artists perfectly combine flows to deliver a first hand experience of risks taken, love lost and lessons learned. Jamie Ray lets the world know that through everything, he’s bound to win regardless. It all boils down to that’s just “How It Go”!
Florida native Jamie Ray has certainly gotten things off to the right start as his previous music video for “16,” featuring NBA YoungBoy has already cracked 1 million views. Now with his momentum in full swing, he follows up with his new music video for “How It Go,” which features Quality Control’s emerging artist Lil Baby. The two artists perfectly combine flows to deliver a first hand experience of risks taken, love lost and lessons learned. Jamie Ray lets the world know that through everything, he’s bound to win regardless. It all boils down to that’s just “How It Go”! The track is lifted from Jamie Ray’s recently released EP “Castles In The Air,” which is currently available on all digital platforms.
