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(Video) Flm Joose – Jooseman feat. Wavy N8 @flmblo

New Upcoming artist out of Charlotte NC Flm Joose is on fire!! Jooseman The young artist delievers the visual for his Smash Hit “Jooseman”. The Queen City artist has been attracting much buzz around his new single. From his style to his unique voice Jooseman is going to be here for a while! Check out the New Visual title “Jooseman” feat. Wavy N8.

 

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Saint Soprano Drops “Running Out Of Time” Video

Coming for a takeover, Saint Soprano delivers “Running Out Of Time” video. The single is taken from his latest album ‘Crossroads.’ The Buffalo, NY-based Hip Hop artist depicts being raised in a city of crime, and comparing it to Clash of the Titans. Over a compelling blend of striking yet soulful melodies, Soprano mentions unnecessary violence and bloodshed, guns blasting as a daily norm, and streets filled with despair.

Refusing to fall victim, Soprano pushes towards his future which is his best feature and sure to be embraced by audiences. Watch the official video for “Running Out Of Time” and connect with Saint Soprano below.

“Running Out Of Time” on preferred platforms

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New Visual From Milwaukee Artist Dre Ueal “Connect The Dots” @Dre_ueal

R&B artist Dre Ueal is back with New Music! The Miwaukee upcoming artist is back with brand New flavor! After Dipping into the fashion Game for a while, Dre is back in the studio. Dre Ueal releases New single “Connect The Dots”. Check this New visual out now!

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(Video) Nems – Bing Bong @Nems_fyl

Nems The Coney Island Mayor, The president of FYL ,the most viral Man in the world! Nems “Bing Bong” has become a new slogan around New York City and ,now around the world! The New York Knikcs have embrassed the new slogan at the Garden as well. Nems one of the hottest artist coming out of New York Drops this visual off his latest project “Congo”. Check out the Visual Now!

 

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New Visual From Privy Peso “Still Misfits” FT Madison Jay @privypeso @themadisonjay

Raleigh NC coming with that heat! Privy Peso releases New visual “Still Misfits” Ft Wake County’s Finest Madison Jay. Shot on the west Side of Raleigh Check this Joint out and follow Privy Peso for more music in the future.

 

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(Video) Victoria Kimani feat. Bella Shmurda – Gimme Money @VICTORIA_KIMANI @fineboybella

Victoria Kimani makes you put your money where your mouth is with her single “Gimme Money,” featuring Bella Shmurda. An ode to the transactional cat-and-mouse energy often practiced in the African community, the single is candid and cash-coated. The visual finds Victoria Kimani scheming her way to money online while her accomplice Bella Shmurda prints the money for her come up. As she sings her account number over a springy Afrobeats instrumental, she reinstates that money is the way to get her. The pair together on the track has you ready to turn up and spend money. Listen now!

 

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Q&A with up and coming artist Niño Brown

Q- Given your background with being a singer-songwriter and folk music, why the change?

A- A valid question that I get all the time. From a young age I always listened to everything I could get my hands on. Growing up in Atlanta there was a very eclectic presence in the radio industry. I went through various phases but Rap was my first love. I was always a fan of musicians that evolved over the years and I’ve taken a personal stake in some of those changes from these artists. So throughout my musical journey I always challenged myself to do an about face and take on something completely different. To be honest I had never really listened to folk music at all when I took that on. It was truly a process of learning something from scratch. So circling back to rap music is more of a homecoming.
Q- Do you receive backlash from the community given your previous musical exploits?
A- I think that’s just part of putting yourself out there. The industry is unforgiving and if you really believe you are going to succeed in anything in life and not get any backlash then you are in for a surprise. To me the more hate or lack of support I receive from people I know or don’t know is more of an indication that I struck a nerve in some way and If I can keep that internal dialogue between me and these individuals going then maybe I can win them over.It’s like in sports, the closer you get to the goal, the stronger the defense gets, again its an indicator that I’m getting closer. I will say that for the most part I get a lot of support and love from the community because real recognizes real and it’s that simple. I try to back up everything I say in my music with facts and bangers.
Q- So is this something you plan to continue to do for the foreseeable future.
A- God willing, music is something I plan on doing for the foreseeable future. I’m a lifelong musical artist and I have to be doing this on some level to feel complete. I created this project to be able to explore all sides of my personality that I didn’t feel was available to me under the previous moniker. Now I’m unfiltered and there is no limitation. To answer your question, I have no plans to exclusively be a rapper. I do it all, next question.
Q- What’s the significance of the gym that’s in the intro of your latest video “The Internet” ?
A- It was sort of my James Dean moment, I’m a huge fan. Beyond the homage we were going for, I’m always trying to showcase the places in the community that are of some importance to me. I use music videos as well as the music itself to process whatever it is I’m going through in life and I felt a healthy amount of fear and uncertainty when it came to the decision to include the big sign in that opening shot. So that’s how I knew we were doing something right. I need to challenge myself in all aspects of this thing and facing my fears and insecurities is paramount. I need to expose myself or this whole thing is nothing more than a clout chase and I may as well be a politician telling the people what they want to hear. To conclude, in my opinion, the realer you are, the better the music.
Q- What’s your biggest fear?
A- Fear itself.
Q- What’s your basic message? What do you hope to accomplish with the music you make?
A- That real change comes from the inside. No matter who you are or what you look like, you can’t love another person until you love yourself. That it doesn’t matter how many times you fall, it’s the getting back up that counts. I’d like to help people realize that perspective and context are everything in one’s ability to win in the game of life. It was only when I overcame my victims mentality that I could truly be free.
Q- Top 5 musical influences?
A- Bob Marley, Bob Dylan, Amy Winehouse, Tupac Shakur, The Weeknd. Not necessarily in that order.
Q- Any final thoughts before we go?
A- My album “Redbone” will be out February 9th, 2022 You can expect a few drops in the meantime!
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Official Apxllo Gets Spicy with the Ladies in New Visual “We UP”

On releasing his debut album “Above It All”. It has two highly anticipated singles first one titled “We Up” which is a major movie production style video filmed in Beverly Hills, CA has the radio ready sound with urban cultured undertones giving the audience full hands on views of lavish living or what most call the winning “lifestyle” theme. The Midwest artist is Bringing Swag and lavish lifestyle to our front doors. Official Apxllo is making his rounds around the industry and ready for breakout year ahead. Check out We Up!

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(Video) Jake James – “Count It Slow” @jakejamesnyc

NY-newcomer Jake James has released his new single and video “Count It Slow” via Encore Music Group. The larger-than-life visual finds Jake in true Wolf Of Wall Street form rapping on his earnings from a bird’s-eye-view of Manhattan. Co-produced by GRAMMY award winners, Street Symphony (Nipsey Hussle, Meek Mill, Dave East) and Dirty Rice (Lecrae, Andy Mineo) “Count It Slow” is true to Jake’s signature sound, showcasing his lyrical prowess and dexterity. Found on Jake’s upcoming project, The Earnings Season, executive produced by Street Symphony and slated for release next month, “Count It Slow” is available everywhere now – watch the video HERE.

The Earnings Season’s first offering, “High Grade,” (198k views) released at the top of November, finds Jake channeling rock influences and describing the pitfalls of chasing stardom. Fresh off the release of Jake’s debut EP, Letter Of Intent, the new melodic single is a change of pace from his signature New York boom-bap leaning sound, highlighting his versatility and range as an artist. Wall Street finance guy by day, rapper by night, Jake James continues to log long hours analyzing currencies and foreign markets to fund and pursue his musical aspirations.

 

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(Video) Timothy Welbeck – “We’ve Come This Far” @timothywelbeck

MC turned Civil Rights Attorney and Africology Professor Timothy Welbeck uses music to express the hardships he and his family have faced in new single “We’ve Come This Far.” The track, which was produced by his 11-year old daughter, is extremely powerful. It speaks to the traditions in faith that lent his ancestors the strength to persevere, and how those very traditions have also helped him and his family. America has seen a tumultuous past few years, as the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless others have opened the eyes of people across the nation to the oppression, inequalities, and dangers that have always plagued Black Americans. “But when we didn’t have much, we had us. When we had us, we had enough,” he raps, a testament to the faith that he has found in community and the bond he shares with those that came before him.

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