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Hawaii’s own D-Rage debuts his solo single, “Survivor” off his forthcoming album titled ‘Deep Fire.’
“Survivor” produced by B.Dvine, serves as a fighter’s anthem with clapping drums, bass, and piercing cadences. D-Rage delivers a simple message through bold lyrics; he’s a soldier who can’t be broken and remains afloat at all times. Stream “Survivor” and connect with D-Rage on Instagram @d_rage808ns.
“Survivor” on preferred streaming/purchase platforms
2x Grammy-nominated Haas G (of The UMC’s) aka Fantom of the Beat and Rhymrcka exude incomparable producer/emcee chemistry in “Look Out Boy.” The single/video takes the lead off Fantom’s “Audiodrome” album, available everywhere music is sold.
Fantom of the Beat presents “Audiodrome” the album on Spotify and Apple Music
Fantom weaves together an intense blend of melodic soul, aggressive bass, and piercing drums as a canvas for Rhymrcka to flow over. The ‘look out’ theme is reiterated throughout the record by Rhymrcka’s cutthroat lyrics and punchlines.
Not new to the game, the streets, or life; this duo lead with transparent footsteps and eyes wide open. They’re able to shine in the day and move in darkness simply because they’re immune to haters and the snake-like venom they spew. Fantom and Rhymrcka are ahead of the ops, unloyal dime pieces, crews with hidden agendas, and even envious family members.
“Look Out Boy” is a simple message delivered NY style, leaving traces of armor, concrete chalk, and dusted flames behind. Watch “Look Out Boy” and connect with NY’s notorious duo below.
Connect With Fantom of the Beat & Rhymrcka
Fantom of the Beat:
https://twitter.com/FantomoftheBeat
https://www.instagram.com/fantom_of_the_beat/?hl=en%C2%A0%C2%A0
Rhymrcka:
https://twitter.com/rhymrcka
https://www.instagram.com/rhymrcka/?hl=en
Philly’s own prolific emcee, D Prime 215 delivers more mind-blowing realities in his latest video “What They Tell Us.” The single/video, produced by Johann Sebastian, is off Prime’s latest “Sacred Mantra” EP, available on all major platforms.
“Mass media controls how many people get their news. The issue is, it’s not always accurate or close to it. When it comes to Black Folk, accurate isn’t even a thought most of the time. Negative statistics and stereotypes permeate the media as the overpowering narrative. This one-sided narrative is viewed as Gospel by those who don’t come in to contact with Black Folk on a regular basis if at all. As a Black Man, being viewed as the sum of negativity is asinine to me, as if that’s ALL we are. This record is my 2 Cents on it. I present to you “What They Tell Us.” Press Play.” – D Prime 215
The video is a simple one, just D Prime walking through his city of brotherly love. Because of his intricate wordplay and ingenious lyricism, there’s no need for gimmicks to entice viewers in. Also, a mini-film or animation, etc., would just take away from Prime’s lyrical declaration.
Prime addresses stereotypes placed on African Americans repeatedly for centuries. He also claims his human stance, free of felonies and other negative connotations. He goes on to mention that deliberately damaging advancements for African Americans must come to an end. It makes you raise an eyebrow and wonder if others were just born jealous. Prime delivers his revolutionary rhymes over chilling, hair-raising production blended with classic cuts and scratches. Watch “What They Tell Us” and connect with D Prime 215 and Johann Sebastian below.
About D Prime 215
In the English language, the word “Prime” is defined as “of first importance”. One could certainly say that Philadelphian emcee D Prime 215 has christened himself appropriately, as hip-hop has been of first importance in this young man’s life since he picked up a pad and pen in 2009. You can hear the warm, “golden era” sounds of J Dilla, A Tribe Called Quest and hometown heroes The Roots pulsing through his music, but with an updated, current twist. Prime’s held his own on wax with underground veterans like Reef the Lost Cauze, Hezekiah and Has-Lo, and shared the stage with heavyweight names such as Torae and Marco Polo. His approach is straightforward, his words honest, and his work ethic diligent. D Prime 215 is on a mission to create songs that stand the test of time, and with his unique blend of the old and the new, he’s sure to accomplish just that.
Twitter: http://bit.ly/DPrime215Twitter
Facebook: http://bit.ly/DPrime215Facebook
Johann Sebastian
IG: https://www.instagram.com/js_beats/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/js_beats/
The Crowned Prince of the Ville (Louisville), KY, ‘PhillyBlocks563’ aka ‘Mr.What The Game’s Been Missing’ releases another chart-topping hit, just weeks after his hood anthem “Days of our Lives.”
In “Average”, ‘The 502 Kapo’ takes listeners down memory lane before the intense pen game and lyrical crown. He mentions the one woman who held him down during a time of empty pockets and crumb snatching. On the flip, he also addresses those who counted him out when he was far from lavish. Press play and connect with @PhillyBlocks on Instagram and Twitter.
Tulsa, Oklahoma artist Two Feathers releases visuals for his latest single “Coming Down.” The single is produced by Ryini Beats with mixing by TabInStereo.
The seasoned emcee wastes no time pulling on heartstrings with pivotal, reminiscent storytelling. The video embodies inner conflictions with a hostile debate in the mirror to either ‘settle for vices because the numbness entices’ or rhyme through the pain.
The darkness shadowing Two Feathers along with the sound of melancholy guitar strumming transcends viewers and listeners into his mindset, increasingly brewing with turmoil. Watch “Coming Down” and connect with Two Feathers on Twitter @TwoFeathersRaps.
DJ Melodic Sounds of Mixed Signals Productions links with Steadyroc for new music titled “Politikin.” The single is available on major streaming platforms.
Steadyroc delivers two minutes of raw wordplay that touches on inner-city destruction, tainted politicians, the prison system, and other far too common community transgressions. Bar for bar he breaks down the science of ‘politikin’ while exposing fraudulent masses who misuse the term.
DJ Melodic Sounds heightens Steadyroc’s lyrical message with an arrangement of classic, boom-bap sounds, blended effortlessly with smooth bass and striking drums. Stream “Politikin” and connect with DJ Melodic Sounds below.
Brownsville’s vetted emcee Thunny Brown, drops something pleasurable for the ladies and couples ready for a heated turnup. “Sweet” takes it back to an era of lovemaking music, when boisterous vocals and soundscapes stimulate the soul and arouse bodies. Thunny’s twist of NY lyricism flows over intense, pulsating bass which heightens the erotic escapade.
After touring the country and holding down a 9-5 it’s time to clock out, put the mic down and head home to his lady. “When we make love sugar-sweet raindrops fall on the windowsill.”
She needs her daddy home and he needs his ride or die…Champagne, steamy showers and voluptuous curves have this love bandit wide open. Watch “Sweet” and connect with Thunny Brown below.
Connect with Thunny Brown
https://www.facebook.com/thunnybrown
https://twitter.com/THUNNYBROWN
https://www.instagram.com/thunnybrown/
Vetted Hip Hop emcee G-Supreme releases his latest album “Last of the Gods” featuring MC Shan, Melissa Mack, Image, and Vic the Boombaptist. The 15-track album is a refreshing journey through an era of boom-bap, storytelling, lyricism, as well as a bonus freestyle.
G-Supreme “Last of the Gods” on Apple Music
Supreme is esteemed for his classic, polished flows over invigorating bass and drums that represent both the elements and culture of Hip Hop, and “Last of the Gods” is no exception.
Connect with G-Supreme on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Watch “While I Wait” Video off “Last of the Gods”
Buffalo-based emcee Alibi Jones was recently named winner for The Ryan Show FM’s “Track Battle.” Jones also released two smash hits this summer, “Rapunzel” and “Eye Lands”, both available on major digital platforms.
The celebrated, unconventional emcee is currently in the studio with Hip Hop legends Royal Flush and Tragedy Khadafi polishing up forthcoming singles. Stay tuned!
Stream “Rapunzel” and “Eye Lands” on Spotify
Jersey City, NJ Hip Hop artist King RA releases visuals for “This Far”, produced by Verse All and featuring Just Putt off “Foot On They Necks V2.”
King RA is acclaimed for his cutthroat and thought-provoking lyrics, as well as his distinct voice. East Coast fans celebrate his push to preserve Hip Hop, and in a frenzy are bumping his new single “This Far.”
Over gritty sounds and knocking bass, King RA declares why he doesn’t need a co-sign for his music or reign in the industry, “All five elements are present when I script.” The elite emcee delivers polished, yet effortless wordplay, bar for bar describing his journey from nothing to something. While rappers are selling pipedreams to women and children, King RA supplies gems that can’t be appraised.
“This Far” is the perfect blend of classic sounds fused with a modern twist, and a catchy hook for the old and new school to ride with. Watch the video and connect with King RA below.
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