Videos

SilaS taps into his inner Naruto in “Kage Level Freestyle” video

SilaS has not been shy in embracing his anime influence, as it was heavily prominent throughout his "The Day I Died" LP. He recently released his "McPick 2" set and once again the elements of anime remained. Today he ups the ante putting his passion for one of his favorites, Naruto, on full display in… Continue reading SilaS taps into his inner Naruto in “Kage Level Freestyle” video

Singles

Bre-Z avoids the chit-chatter on “Say What U Want”

Bre-Z may be a bit familiar after her portrayal of Freda Gatz on Empire, but the Philly-born, Delaware-raised songwriter is out to prove she is more than just an actor. On "Say What U Want" she flexes her lyrical dexterity over KINGBRON's production. The track is a good one as she focuses on her life… Continue reading Bre-Z avoids the chit-chatter on “Say What U Want”

Singles

The energy is “Goin’ Up” on AWillThaGreat’s new single

Though we are nearing the end of the year Milwaukee's AWillThaGreat is still "Goin' Up". On this Millz Douglas-produced single he keeps it upbeat in both the flow and subject matter. He also displays some serious lyrical knack throughout the track. I like this one, check it out and stay locked for his "Do It… Continue reading The energy is “Goin’ Up” on AWillThaGreat’s new single

Singles

The Urban Renewal Project combines with Camp Lo for “Don’t Ask Y”

90s hip hop duo Camp Lo and 13-piece musical collective The Urban Renewal Project have linked up for some musical goodness. Premiering on Hip Hop DX, the new single entitled "Don't Ask Y" refreshingly fuses '90s sounding hip-hop with deep funk beats and powerful brass.  The song is reminiscent of early Gorillaz but with a blast of a live 10-piece horn section.   https://soundcloud.com/urpmusic/dont-ask-y

Features, Videos

Top 5 Music Videos of the Month: presented by Julie Stevens of flowsfordays.com

In the world of less than unique music videos, it’s appreciated when an artist and director collaborate to add to the experience of a song. You know who I’m talking about; the rappers whose idea of creativity is a bunch of guns, getting hype, naked women, money, strip clubs etc. Big name artists are just… Continue reading Top 5 Music Videos of the Month: presented by Julie Stevens of flowsfordays.com