Indie music/entertainment sensation Jay Elle Music unveils a sexy anthem for the ladies. “No Man” reminds women that it’s ok to fulfill pleasures without any strings attached or seeking a relationship. Jay Elle’s confident performance brims with a flawless blend of daring and flirtatious vibes. “She don’t want no man, don’t want no man, we just need a dude that got that tool and keep it handy.” Ladies prepare to feel empowered and to embrace your inner vixen.
Seductive yet classy, bold yet fitting…Press play and “don’t be surprised if I f*** your mind up.”
Diddy influence on the youngin’s is undeniable. Sheem Kluaf is giving us Puff & Mase nostalgia in the best way! Check out his new single “Count These Bandz” OUT NOW via One Nation Records
Staten Island legend/fan favorite Pop Da Brown Hornet shows off his “MIC Champ” skills in the new single/video. Immediately he drops reps of intense bars, there’s no need for him to tape up, stretch, or gear up. “I been putting words together since Rapper’s Delight.” It’s evident Pop Da Brown Hornet is a rhyme spitter whose mold can’t be cut. The hook is sure to hype up Hip Hop heads and resonate long after the track ends. “Brown Bomba blast through your armor mic champ knock out your whole camp, competition is nonexistence.”
Mass Konsciousness releases visuals to “Plannedem-MIC” featuring G MiMs, son of DJ Red Alert. The video serves as an eye-opener about the pandemic and how it impacts all communities of all ages and backgrounds. During the climax, G MiMs confronts a doctor who looks more like a mad scientist who is contemplating the perfect “cure.” Watch the video for “Plannedem-MIC” and connect below.
Cee Glizzy BigSteppa, a New Orleans-based rapper, and ScrilltownMO Management present visuals to “Super Gremlin Freestyle (Kodak Black Remix).” With dollars lined up on the floor spelling out his name while he flows over trap melodies, audiences will get a taste of just why Glizzy is too legit. His infectious bars along with club banger vibes are sure to have viewers pressing repeat. Pop a bottle or two and watch the freestyle above. Stay tuned for Glizzy’s upcoming project produced by many platinum and award-winning producers.
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West Coast rapper Billionaire Buck delivers visuals to his latest single “Lanez.” The Compton fan favorite makes no qualms about his volatile past filled with ups and downs, street mishaps, and other destruction. Bar for bar Buck depicts a vivid timeline for viewers to grip onto. This is his first step towards redemption. At the end of the video, we witness Buck make a plea when he asks God for his forgiveness so he can let go of the past. This will allow Buck to truly rise above. Watch the official video for “Lanez” and connect with Billionaire Buck on Twitter and Instagram @comptonsbuck.
CEO of Bakery Entertainment/rapper Lou Jefe releases the official video for “Poe Me Up.” The Milwaukee-based artist shows off his innovative sounds and deliverance while sharing a tale after pouring up…Laughing all the way to the bank and drinking from his tall drink, Jefe spots a goddess, but to his dismay vanishes into the sea. The uncanny blend of tranquil and trap melodies entices the audience in. Watch the video and connect with Lou Jefe below.
Nashville-based Hip Hop artist Eye Luk releases visuals for his single “Balance”, shot by ShootMeDash LLC and currently ranking #13 on ReverbNation Rap charts in Nashville, TN.
Over gritty production blended with worldly tones, Luk aggressively rhymes about balance in life and stresses the need for both the negative and positive to spark energy. Can there be pleasure without pain, love without hate, or gains without losses? Bar for Bar Luk breaks it down sure to leave listeners scratching their heads in wonderment.
Check out Luk’s latest singles “Pray For Me” and “Stand Alone” on Spotify and be on the lookout for his forthcoming album ‘Shadow Work.’
Having overcome that revolving door of incarceration, addictions, and a toxic lifestyle, Eye Luk was able to focus on the craft that he’d been harnessing since the early age of 10. His aim is to use music to share his message in hopes it helps others still lost in the darkness….By stepping out from the shadows to live as a light, Heavens Heathens was founded and is now a cornerstone connecting artists with similar messages of lessons learned from a troubled past. Always raw and real, (although sometimes dark and grimy) you can be sure there’s always a message to be made or a story to be told!
D Prime 215 links with some of his good friends in South Philly for part 3 of his “How It Started” series. This track/video is produced by Mute Won with cuts by DJ Soulbuck.
“I used to think Airs & Talking Fly was living it up. Now I realize celebrating with loved ones is living it up.”
In this entry, D Prime 215 shares how he became a Hip Hop artist and through his signature lyricism takes us on a timeline depicting his growth and progression throughout the years.
“We all start somewhere. For the third entry in my “How It Started” song series I tell the story on how I started out as a Hip Hop artist to where I’m at today and how I got there. I went from rhyming for the sole sake of impressing friends, cyphers, freestyles, you name it, all to flex the wordplay. Fast forward to me growing as a person and having more life experiences, I began to channel that same energy into storytelling to paint pictures with words outside of just sheer wit.” – D Prime 215
Watch the video and connect with D Prime 215 below.
In a time of consistent uncertainty and blatant deception, Nene Ali delivers a minute of cutthroat bars, summing up the root of all evils and the effect on black lives.
In front of Edenwald Houses and the local corner store, Ali drops jewel after jewel leaving no room for appraisals…Through raw emotion she exposes today’s fashion of slavery, attempting to survive as a pawn in a corrupt system, being surrounded by activists screaming Black Lives Matter only for applause, and other societal genocides…all in one minute.
Guarded with her third eye open, “Y’all n*ggas screaming peace screaming f*uck that sh*t peacefully, eye for an eye womb for a womb whatever you do I do it equally.” Watch “Deep Cover” the freestyle above.