This song is an aphrThe music video for "Waves" was shot in Malibu, California, starring Judy Moreno and Ollie Joseph. The video was shot by Mike O'Brien and the song was produced by Alex Sacco. "Waves" features a vocal hook from Dan Henig, a well known singer from Los Angeles, California, who has received millions of plays on his covers of Lil Jon's "Get Low" and Khia's "My Neck, My Back".
TyC comes from a diverse background of genres and first established himself as a member of the band Carousel. After leaving Berklee to go on tour, he’s spent years honing his craft as both a songwriter and a producer. He spent 2017 shadow producing and working with a network of artists signed with different labels and is finally ready to release his own project!
“GET DOWN” is a fresh take on a classic sound combining his unique pop sensibilities with a contemporary hip-hop aesthetic. He produced, mixed and wrote the hook with frequent collaborator Sonny Step who you can hear soaring over the last chorus. The song features up and coming Cleveland native Curly Chuck who is quickly making waves on the underground scene for good reason. Curly Chuck’s sound fits perfectly over this electro driven, hip hop anthem and his high level rap sensibilities give the record the edge it needs.
Prod by Madreal | Directed by Will Harris Productions
San Diego’s own Rob $tone is back with another music video from his 2017 album, Don’t Wait For It. Representing his hometown, Rob releases ‘Lemon Grove’s’ official video on today,Thursday February 22nd, following the recent announcement of Rob’s ‘$tone Cold’ headlining tour.
The ‘Lemon Grove’ video was shot and recorded in none other Lemon Grove, CA, the birthplace of Rob $tone and the 1207 Collective. Raw, bruting and nostalgic, ‘Lemon Grove’ embraces the notorious ‘cali rap’ style music video similar to how Dr. Dre, NWA, and Ice Cube are famously known for. Directed by Chris Onzo, Rob perfectly displays homage to his roots through this vivacious video.
Produced by CallMeTheKid Hardy Caprio’s Rapper is the first instalment of ‘Hardy Season’, which will see the rising emcee document his life through 12 weeks of music, released episodically with a cliff-hanger teasing the next instalment.
Directed by WoWa (Yung Bane, Lady Leshurr), the music video for Rapperwas shot in Bromley.
The next in line to fly the flag for Croydon, (from where Stormzy, Section Boys and Krept & Konan also hail), Hardy Caprio has been earmarked by music critics as the 'next to blow' after gate-crashing and setting his own tone in the UK Grime, Rap and Garage scene.
The 21-year-old – who is a qualified accountant – first started making noise with his SBTV Warm-Up session, where he freestyled over Tinie Tempah's Wifey Riddim. The back-to-back release of Caprio's Hardy Season EP and his Hollywood EP in 2017 further cemented Hardy’s substantial fan base, ahead of single Unsigned (ft. One Acen)which is now certified silver, (after passing the 250,000 sales mark, racking up more than 30 million and being playlisted by BBC Radio 1 and receiving heavy rotation on Capital 1Xtra). Tracks Super Soaker and C’Mon followed prior to Hardy performing at Spotify UK's critically acclaimed inaugural live event, Who We Be Live at London’s Alexandra Palace.
Automatic Buzz is Zak’s first single release in 2018. It’s a song discussing the dilemmas of dating while looking for your one true soulmate; the one who gives you that “Automatic Buzz”.
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Radio Base & Pookie F'n Rude drops new single of 2018 " Do It For The Culture "! First heard on 92.3 by Dj Carisma! Pookie F'n Rude just dropped a tape called " Im Not A Rapper Tho " go check it out now EVERYWHERE !!!!
The secret is out, and everybody in hip-hop nation knows: Washington, D.C. has got it going on. If you’re a fan of beats, rhymes, cultural ferment, and musical creativity, the country’s capital has become the place to be. Wale, GoldLink, Shy Glizzy, Chaz French, and other audacious new voices from D.C. have become national figures. To that list, go ahead and add another name: Noochie, an OY Music emcee whose scalding verses and deft wordplay have set the DMV (that’s shorthand for D.C., Maryland, and Northern Virginia) on fire. Recently signed to Atlantic Records and in current collaborations with Grammy Award-winning Producer, Om’Mas Keith, Noochie is about to sear his powerful lyrics into the national consciousness.
If you’re a fan of DMV hip-hop, you may know Noochie best for “Gutta”, a monstrous banger with a trap beat, an irresistible flow, and an uplifting message. That song first became a viral hit in 2016, and eighteen months after its release, it still hasn’t cooled down. It’s no exaggeration to say that after “Gutta”, Noochie had his whole city behind him. “Confidence,” his latest single, builds on the success of his prior singles and mixtapes, and extends their positive themes. Assisted by multiplatinum-selling Atlanta rapper and singer Rich Homie Quan, Noochie pays tribute to independent women and their drive to succeed – women who he admires for being “on that Michelle Obama s**t”. As always, his verses are playful, quick-witted, audacious, and delivered with absolute conviction.
Hotboy Slick is an up-and-coming rapper out of Baltimore, Maryland. If you are not familiar he recently released a single with Shy Glizzy called “Drug Musik.”
“Everyday” is about Hotboy’s life and his city. Hotboy describes what goes on in his city and what he goes through daily from his own point of view. “Gotta do it for my homies, all the ones resting in peace. The sh*t I been through got my head f*cked up so much that I can’t sleep.”
Atlanta Rapper, Hollywood YC, drops official music video to "New Wave," the unreleased single from his upcoming sequel project, Hollywood Ave 2.0 (FEB 2018). It can be said that Atlanta hip-hop goes deep, both the scene and the music, and it is always changing. ATL hip-hop stays ahead of the curve, placing them as tastemakers of the hip-hop community. With the new wave of hip-hop that's spilling into our ears and hearts these days, we see a smoother, more melodic tone to things. Artists like Metro Boomin, Rich Homie Quan, and Fetty Wap, have given us a new wave of ATL rap, along with the underground scene too, with artists such as Hollywood YC, who put forward a more euphonic sound.
Check out this energetic music video from Anna Oakley! She comes heavy with some hot bars + features some swaggy dancers in the video to hype it up even more! Tune in below!
Spiffie Luciano gives the fans a new visual for "Scale"; a song that was featured on his "Better Dayz Comin" album! Tune in below!
#HeartOfALion Album Coming Soon!
Dope Visual + Real Lyrics. Tune into EB Rebel.
Check out this creative visual from Trey RX. Tune in below & comment.
Macharo drops another fresh visual for his new single "Teflon" ft. B Pac!
Beat produced by N3 On The Track, Music Video directed by Damion Jackson. Tune in below!
New heat from Dappy! Tune in below!
Chillaa drops another hot visual to an even hotter single! "Calamari, no more Mickey D's"; a true statement in reference to the come up. Tune in & comment below!
