This single is something new we haven’t heard from D2x in the past, yet venting on musical content helps the coping process, and if this is a way to help him get it off his chest
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This record is the most peculiar, kooky, groovy mesh of songs put into one song that I've ever heard. I hear "Work" from Rihanna in there as well as "Shots" from Lil Jon as well as "Bodies" from Drowning Pool.
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More promising new talent in Miami’s own Nia Ray as she drops off her debut EP, posing the question “What’s Love Anyway.”
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The Austin duo keeps things groovy on their 4th EP of the year, so groovy; you would think it’s summer.
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Every artist should have one album that ultimately defines who they are & on Jidé’s debut; he does just that.
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It followed with a visual highlighting the perplexity of his rap schematic in a delivery form that perched upon the world sphere
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By the end of the week, listeners were welcome with the new record on all streaming services and a glamorous visual to go along with it.
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Laced with the bravado of Jonny Jukebox & the dosage of melodic raps from Cory Kendrix, I’d have to say the product they mixed up together is “BetterThanDrugs.”
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Waxing poetically as ever over Murk’s murky production, the two complements each other effortlessly throughout, with Murk bringing out the best we already expected from a monster like Intre.
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Doeman is back with a fiery testimonial to “Amerikkka” don’t call him political for this either; he’s speaking on social issues, world issues & those do not correlate directly with politics
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The sultry songstress has been releasing singles leading up to her latest album, seven goddess-like tracks, exploring the things that make her so complicated.
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This song should let you know that even when you feel you’ve tried all you can, tried as hard as one possibly could, just keep trying.
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