The Blue Album with KNG SVN (@ezy071)
Inspiration exists, but it must find you working. The famous Pablo Picasso quote remains relevant to this day. Regardless of
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Editors Pick: Debt In$trument with G MiM$ (@koolgmims)
Harlem’s rap aficionado G MiM$ is back spazzing once again with the release of his latest project. Debt In$trument has all the makings of
4th Quarter Pressure with BARSnSCARS (@barsnscars)
BARSnSCARS is a Brooklyn artist whose talents range from songwriting, rapping, and singing. Since 2018, he’s been on the scene applying pressure through
Night Vibes with 40 Kalikoe (@fortykalikoe)
Kentucky artist 40 Kalikoe had himself a productive 2020 and is now looking to capitalize off the gained momentum. His latest release
An Eastside Story with CHE Slick (@che_slick)
True confidence will never leave room for envy. Only those who find themselves stuck in a stagnant position have time
Just Listen with Kado Dolo (@kstaydolo)
Music is the most diverse art form on the planet. It allows an artist to share their story while expressing
D’evil Revealed with Allen Snow (@lil_joaquinphoenixx)
CFAM recording artist Allen Snow has been creating music for close to a decade. What started as a High School hobby has become
Get Lit with Marky McFly (@thetimetraveler)
The Law of Momentum states an object in motion will stay in motion until meeting a resisting force. An artist
80 Bar Challenge with Redman (@redmangilla)
Reggie Noble issued an 80 bar challenge to anyone looking to flex their pen game. Earlier this month, Redman went
Editors Pick: No Turning Back with Nino Man (@imninoman)
Harlem’s own Nino Man is back with a 7-track banger titled No Turning Back. Always looking to improve on his craft, the new
A Night in Waikiki with Tae Terrez (@1taeterrez)
Tae Terrez is a rising R&B artist originally from Memphis, Tennesse but currently living in Hawaii. His passion for music started after finishing High School
Heavy Drugs 3 with Chise Up (@chiseup)
There’s no need to test the potency of your product, especially when it exemplifies dopeness. Why change the formula when
Jerry’s Summer Adventure with JKRUNK (@therealjkrunk)
Rap is something you do, but Hip-Hop is something you live. 28-years later, this quote by the legendary KRS-One remains true to
Rising Slatt Star with Yung Kobra (@real_yung_kobra)
Talibandz own Yung Kobra is looking to stake his claim in today’s music arena. He understands what it takes to be
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