Tommy Tony – “CA$H ONLY” is a visceral experience!
The 13 track album “CA$H ONLY” by Tommy Tony is an accumulation of experiences, from his adolescence to the present, all rooted … Keep Reading
Stiff Lauren – “Faith In Me” demonstrates his ear for sound
Fearless and uncompromising, Stiff Lauren is back to deliver a triumphant track about having faith in yourself no matter what. Stiff Lauren … Keep Reading
Easy Views – “Porta Da Chill” – an instrumental lover’s paradise!
Based in sunny California U.S.A Easy Views release their debut E.P. – “Porta Da Chill” on the Smokersblend Record label run by … Keep Reading
HuntB – “Red Light” ft. Emayewhyoh – a hot beat and some chillingly earnest lyrics!
Surprise new artist, HuntB drops his debut single “Red Light” ft. Emayewhyoh across all streaming platforms. The song which is already receiving … Keep Reading
R3 – “Let Go” ft. Breanna Marin – trading in emotional rap
Rolando Sepulveda goes by the moniker of R3. The R comes from the first letter of his name while the 3 comes … Keep Reading
Radio Club – “Hope You Doin Bad” elicits emotional connection
Radio Club is a Hip-Hop Group composed of Sunny B and James Duer from Northern California, mostly in Sacramento and the Bay … Keep Reading
King Mushu – “The Rise of King Mushu” – This album is brilliant!
There is a lot of debate on how the music has changed in the last decade or so. On one hand, the … Keep Reading
Pastor Ayu – “Pray It To Existence” – Mixing hard-hitting theology with real life application and consistently tight production
A former lawyer and convicted felon, Pastor Ayu is a Gospel Trap artist, and current pastor. The hip-hop artist and producer is … Keep Reading
DaKurse has built a strong stylistic base in his music
Jamel Gunner aka DaKurse is an incredible rapper, and he’s got enough energy and melody to potentially shake up the game. Creating … Keep Reading
OHENE boggles with his ability to fuse black music’s past with its next generation on “Lenox Ave”
The nine track album, “Lenox Ave” by OHENE, is described as an ode to Harlem, pre and post gentrification. It is about … Keep Reading
