Big Snow Comes through in the 4 quater with New Album Recession 2. Big Snow Drops Visual off the Album “Almighty Black Dollar” featuring The biggest Boss Rozay! Two icons in the flesh check the visual out and catch that frank Lucas at the fight vibes!
Philly-based artist Draco releases visuals for “Tokyo Drifter.” The single produced by Edd Bundy is off Dracos’ new project titled ‘Waterproof.’
“Tokyo drifter you won’t see me coming”, is drilled throughout the track along with intense wordplay spewed from Draco. Sporting a trench coat and Samurai sword over his shoulder, Draco enforces his killer tale over a blend of knocking bass and worldly tones. Watch “Tokyo Drifter” and connect with Draco on Facebook.
New Video off Dababy Deluxe Album “Blame it on Baby” Blind featuring Young Thug! Blind been killing the charts for while now and the video is here! Check it out!
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R&B sensation J. Waiters and Hip Hop heavyweight John Jigg$ unite for a chilling, air gasping video. “Walk a Mile” is produced by Poetic Killa with video production by Footprint the Movement.
While wearing a t-shirt that reads “get your knee off our necks”, J. Waiters sets a gripping scene with raw emotion. The intro speaks volumes of truth that pushes the underlying issue of not knowing what it is to be a black man in America.
The duo describes their personal everyday struggles as well as societal struggles. From racism and injustices to violence and murder, from lack of support and children to educate, J. Waiters and John Jigg$ unleash a compelling blend of vocals and lyricism hopeful to ignite a revolutionary spark. How can you overcome life’s distressing genocides while living black? Watch “Walk a Mile” and connect with J. Waiters below.
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Damar Jackson returns with the visual from his latest single, Kim & Kanye. Taking place in a private jet showcasing his hooky catch, we get the reveal we all have been waiting for after Damar cut off his signature dreads! Check out his New Visual !
Enigmatic creative, Tdot illdude released his two new singles, “10 Toes” and “I Ain’t Change,” alongside an accompanying visual today. “10 Toes,” the video’s anthemic intro, is followed by the more introspective “I Ain’t Change,” featuring Tdot accompanied by Trenton’s Big Ohh! rhyming about loyalty over Mando Fresh’s (3x platinum; Meek Mill, Ozuna, Travis Scott, Lil Wayne) boom-bat inspired production. “10 Toes” and “I Ain’t Change” ft. Big Ohh! are available everywhere now, watch the video HERE.
“The truth is a blessing. No love for a liars mouth! Made it out the lion’s mouth, blood sweat flying out.” Tdot raps on the intro verse to “10 Toes” on there being honor in honesty. “10 Toes” and “I Aint Change” are both tracks from the forthcoming project, Dopamine Damage, composed during quarantine and one of the most political, social, and economic unstable times in world history.
Having written and been featured on tracks with the likes of G-Eazy, Meek Mill, Timbaland and more, accomplished Tdot Illdude, has produced, written and performed with chart-topping talent. Dot’s talent and persistence has landed him in places he’d never imagined. He has toured nationwide with Gourdan Banks and Wale.
As TDot’s music continued to spread organically, more of his idols began to recognize him. In 2017, he released his popular single “Take Me Under,” went on to perform at an official NFL Monday Night Football half-time show and release his latest project The Vibe Is Heavy 3. With new music on the way, TDot illdude is poised to have an exciting close to 2020.
Two Young Heavy Weights links up for “I am what I am” King Von Chiraq and Fivio Foreign Brooklyn. New single off King Von’s Welcome to O’Block Album. Check it out!
Akropong, Ghana native B4bonah releases a new visual for his afrobeat masterpiece “Work,” produced by zodivc, marking one year after his major hit “Kpeme.” Opening with a special message to Black Lives Matter, viewers see a monologue from a stoic black man conveying messages of strength and alliance. The visual for “Work” presents the perfect tone of the everyday hard worker, existing in the midst of the problems of the world. The upbeat tempo and energetic melody accompany his crisp vocals. Messages of strength, love, and prosperity motivate the working spirit to continue hustling and never give up.
Buzzing Arkansas rapper LilRockObama returns giving us Miami vibes in his latest visual release, “New Wave”. Featuring fellow AR native Suavio Da Don, the upbeat record and video showcase the two standouts giving us a mainstream-ready single, proving they can make solid music with the best of them. Check out the visual, and stay tuned for more.
Underdog Brian King, born in Flowood, Mississippi, curated his sound by taking his rocky upbringing and putting a dynamic spin on it using ironic comedy and aggressive enthusiasm. His influences lie somewhere in between hard rap flows, such as “Da Baby” and melodic Atlanta, including artists like “Young Thug” and “Lil Baby”.
“Setback” has gone as far as accumulating 60k views, with “State to State” following right behind it at 54k views. King is now obsessed with proving everyone, including himself, wrong in that truly nothing is impossible and everything is tangible.
