The lovely, luscious, lulling yet electrifying high wire act that is Andria Rose has returned with the calmly seductive “Electric (Interlude)” accompanied by it’s grainy, short film like music video where we find her and her lover slow dancing the antic hay in her castle like setting.
Rose is here to put new wine in old bottles with her upcoming EP, one that’ll surely satisfy her lover with wine, woman and song.
Read MoreHe may seem like an introvert but his music is as extroverted as it gets and after 2017’s poignant “Eden” comes the welcoming “Moods”, offering an expansion on that hazy, lo-fi jazz influenced introspectiveness that has been solidified as Apollo’s signature sound for quite some years now.
Whether he’s pondering what could’ve been had he chosen a different lifestyle while vowing to remain true to the life he’s been leading (“Big Homie”), turning his back on his words to walk down the primrose path on (“Vibe Soda”, “Drug Interlude”) or planting seeds with L.i.T. with the hope that they’ll flourish like a green bay tree (‘Doe”), he achieves his goal of alleviating the soul with ease throughout this 6 track dreamscape.
Apollo is here for one thing and one thing only, to elevate your consciousness to the highest possible altitudes and if the cover art indicates anything, it’s that he ain’t coming down anytime soon and he’ll continue to cast beyond the moon cause success for him, it’s written in the stars.
Read MoreThe Pack is here to create that static with the visual treatment to the short sharp shock that is “3 Stock”.
To accompany the lyrical onslaught are clips from last month’s Militiamatic performance along with behind the scenes footage of the guys in the studio doing what they do best.
Peep the 3 HYENAS (In my Sway Calloway voice, “Talk yo shit Sway” in my Heather B. voice) sparring with one another and brace yourself for verbal warfare.
Read MoreSan Antonio native Yung Lou drops off the nostalgic (at least for me due to the memories those areas hold) visual treatment for his vulnerable "Homecoming" cut "Wrong For Me".
Throughout the emotional track, Lou goes into detail about his flawed relationship, his heartstrings being constantly yanked by this tug of war he keeps having within himself.
Love can be a complicated web of conflicted emotions, wouldn't you agree?
Read MoreIt's all moonlight and roses throughout Jay Wile's fervid "Bloom Series", a shimmering collection of flickers of impassioned vulnerability that never stems the tide of sincerity and he is not here to play musical beds, rather he has his eyes set on one blossom yet knowing there's truly no rose without a thorn, he's insistent on offering her his hearts and flowers, safe to say after hearing his heavenly quavers, she'll accept, maybe you will too.
Read MoreTexas mainstay and favorite, Aye Cue teams up with San Marcos based Media on Edge for the sinuous “Krillen” where Cue, dressed as elegant as one can be with beautiful scenery to match, keeps it simple but witty throughout the entire 3 minutes of him feeling himself, and with drip like that (not to mention he ironically spilled not a single drop of his drink) can you really hate on his striking confidence?
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