The narrative of “Broski” centers around Joyner and a friend from his youth. Joyner sings about a buddy who first tells him how happy he is of him, then begs him for money since he has been there for him, and then expresses how resentful and envious he is of his “friend” Joyner and his success.
New Music from Brooklyn own D Chamberz! Chamberz gives us a little latin flavor on this new single “Bushwick” definitely a crazy joint for the summer time! Chamberz at it again! Except more from chamberz in the next couple months!
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Coming in 9 tracks strong, Ricky Tvn unveils his SAD City album. Hailing from Hartford, CT by way of Brooklyn, the spitter delivers a project decked out in lyricism and staggering production. Playing on a double entendre of “Sex and Dreams” and “Success and Dreams,” the album displays vivid storytelling. With raps like “Pressure” that paint the duress of a man navigating the inner city struggles, while calming tracks like “Late Show” find the rapper detailing his most intimate inner thoughts—Ricky is raw in form. The album takes listeners on a roller coaster of emotions but lands on themes of love, loyalty, and perseverance. Be sure to check out his video for “A.G.O” out now!
Houston born and bred 3X Billboard charting R&B artist Coline Creuzot has released the new EP. Entitled Hearts Don’t Break Even, the project is a sensually imaginative and vividly retrospective sunset drive through the highs and lows of romantic relationships.
A whirlwind of ethereal harmonies that fill you with butterflies collide over an array of soul-striking beats and serendipitous sonics. Creuzot’s vocal is a beacon of grace as she expresses acceptance for her lost love while finding strength and independence within herself. Hearts Don’t Break Even will move you toward a state of reflection with language that strikes the chord of being human and instrumentals that transcend the surface of reality.
Ebony Magazine was right to call Creuzot an “artist at the forefront”. Creuzot is a 3X Billboard charting artist and has received high acclaim from Rolling Stone, BET, Ladygunn, Essence, Earmilk, and VIBE to name a few.
ChinaTownRunner and Star2 each got their start at the very same Mae La refugee camp and have used their stories of persistence to inspire their music. “Static” ft. Star2 and $tupid Young is an explosive personal profile that zeroes in on each rapper’s quest for truth in the face of a cold world. An intense set of multi-faceted vocals collide over a cataclysm of dynamic beats, hard hitting bass, and resonant piano to produce the one-of-a-kind sonic atmosphere that fills “Static” to the brim.
Directed by Chico Bennett, the music video for “Static” captures ChinaTownRunner, Star2, and $tupid Young in a wild desert landscape. The desolate atmosphere and grueling influence of nature lends to the deep-cut lyrics at play.
“Static” is only just the beginning of this trio’s iconic presence as the three rappers have upcoming shows together in Phoenix and Denver. For ChinaTownRunner and Star2 in particular, “Static” follows the trail of their historic first single together, “Lavish”. ChinaTownRunner finds joy in performing for his people, the Karen, in communities throughout South Dakota and Minnesota and celebrating his core identity.
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Star2 is stamping his footprint on the future of Asian-American hip-hop with his adrenaline pumping beats and vividly rich visuals that tell a story of grit. His latest music video for “Gangstas” alongside $tupid Young and Lil Poppa is an immersive trip through the subconscious scars each artist has endured on their climb toward greatness.
“Gangstas” will set your pulse racing with dark lashes of piano, mesmerizing beats that cast shadows over the gloom, and intrepid vocals that ruminate on each rapper’s difficult past. Directed by Chico Bennett, the music video takes place at a haunting church adorned with holy icons that add to the inescapable gravity of “Gangstas”. Each rapper bears their soul from the confines of a confession booth, praying in the pews or gazing up toward the heavens in search of a better future. $tupid Young raps, “Life is like a game of chess, you better watch how you move.” “Gangstas” will immerse you in the cavernous bends of each artist’s inner-psyche as they walk through memories full of danger and deceit.
Star2 and $tupid Young recently collaborated on their EP entitled Different Breed. Together, these two rappers are shaping the trajectory for Asian-American hip-hop to come. Star2 has worked alongside the likes of Soulja Boy, Luh Kel, and HoodTrophy Bino to name a few. The “Gangstas” music video continues his legacy of hard-hitting beats laced tight with experiential lyricism.
New Music from Milwaukee R&B artist Dre Ueal. Dre is back with a catchy New single titled “Catch Yo Breath”. Dre has been grindin throughout the years releasing multiple singles like Love u better and Ocean. Now Dre is here to set the tone for the summer with a new banger! Check out new joint and be on the lookout for visual dropping soon!
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18-year-old rapper Nazzy The Mic presents the Banga Jaxon-directed music video for “Whatizyoname”, the new single from Nazzy’s new album Eighteen, which also features a guest appearance from Yung.King.Cole as well as production from 3GLI and WNZ. The “How You Feel” video comes on the heels of visuals for “How You Feel, Pt. 2”, (watch on Youtube) and “Hopeless, Pt. 2” (Youtube). Born Norelle Hampton, Nazzy has been rapping since the age of 6, hitting the studio since the age of 12 and released her first EP at the age of 16. Nazzy mines her real life as a Gay and Muslim teen and product of inner-city Philadelphia, painting a visceral image as a prolific storyteller. Growing up she’s witnessed violence and experienced trauma, love and loss, conflicts between her religion and her sexuality. She turns the booth into a therapy session to communicate her problems, feelings, and thoughts on the mic. Nazzy has been featured in popular music publications such as Elevator Mag, Wordplay, Notion, and many more. Eighteen is out now on Firebrand Entertainment.
Chicago’s rising star Lil Blessin independently released his new single “I’m Knowin” today, alongside the accompanying visual. In the MilkyMadeIt-shot video, we’re given a glimpse into Blessin’s environment on the westside of Chicago. We see him sliding through the city rocking all black, dipping in and out of shows and putting in work. “I’m Knowin ” is available everywhere now, watch the video HERE.
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“You gotta show me, baby, I’m from Missouri,” Prince of Buckhead recites, cleverly playing on the “Show Me State” moniker. Spitting bars about having the juice and a good time, sonically, the song is a boozy party song filled with catchy melodies, bells, and 808’s all the makings of a trap banger. You can catch this song on all streaming platforms, OVO’s 42 Sound Radio, and clubs nationwide. A dancing, bumping, anthem celebrating bodacious booties, and a gateway to a good time, “Missouri” is the summer ass-throwing anthem we didn’t know we needed.”
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