Jizzel Tha Gee dropped another video, “Just Win”, in his attempt to foster an ineradicable legacy. ‘Only thing I’ve got in my mind is just win,’ he rips seriously on the intro. The beat sounds dope and the hook is something else! The track has a heavy thug motivation giving you that West Coast bounce. 

In the beginning he sounds as if he is trying to sing but he later goes all the way in. Jizzel underscores his intent to use music to bring forth vision and understanding with a winning mentality. You will fall in love with the overall inspirational vibe Jizzel pulls off on “Just Win”. The street talk on this track is just scripture-worthy as Jizzel evangelizes about vision and understanding. “Just Win” is just all-round in that most audiences can relate with the message, just win... that’s a profound message.

 This serves as a standout single from his album “Jam City”, you definitely want to download. Also, Jizzel Tha Gee recently gave an audio bio to USA Blog Network. Listen to the interview and checkout the new video “Just Win” today! 




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Sonny Lansky steps into the game, introducing himself to the world with his new single “In the Trap.” “In the Trap” is an up close look of the events and trials of the life of a trapper. 


The speaker-quaking anthem, not only provides an infectious head nodding baseline but, also hands out the lyrical jewels for fans to enjoy. Lanksy’s effortless lyrical ability is displayed throughout the song with slick double entendres such as “Smell whats cookin’?, that’s the rock.” Lansky then follows up with witty metaphors where he says “I ran base like the Brewers.” Sonny Lansky packs a style reminiscent of Fabolous where he can get on a trap beat, speak the language of the streets, and still manage to whip in the skill elements that hip hop purists check for. “In the Trap” has the sound to take the streets by storm and I expect nothing but even bigger bangers from Sonny Lansky going forward.

Stay tuned for "Backwoods and Codeine 2" Hosted by DJ Big Mike The Ruler & DJ Head Debiase coming soon!!!



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A bouncy beat to an amazing song. Tha Saint (Donnie Jackson) is an artist hailing from Florence Alabama who desires to hit up a large population of the world through his rap music. From a tender age, Tha Saint has shown his love and passion for music as he was always writing and singing his expressions of feeling and what he encounters on a daily basis around him. He is always pushing for greatness and endeavored to learn as much as he could about the rap/music industry. 



In his music video “Don’t stop the funk”, it shows a journey to where you “trust”, home, with friends and family having a wonderful time. It shows the value of connections with those around you and having that sense of belonging. It portrays to others never to forget your style and culture and what you believe in. What makes you happy around those you love is what is important and to keep the bond as strong as ever.
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King Pala comes through with an anthem for anyone that feels like they have been slept on with his new single "Too Late Now" off his upcoming mixtape Palas World Vol 1. King Pala is a hungry emcee out of Cleveland, Ohio with a lot to prove. "Too Late Now" is a testament to the work he's put into his craft, a more polished sound than his previous work, it is clear that he has taken that next step as an artist. For King Pala, his artistry covers a wide range of angles, but he is primarily a rappers rapper, a true lyricist. With that being said, King Pala isn't afraid to take a risk on a hook like the high energy we get on "Too Late Now" or the melody-driven hook on "I'm Gonna Make It" where he explores his vocal range. Check out "Too Late Now" below and make sure look out for more bangers coming on Palas World Vol 1 set for release sometime this spring.

C.Cappo and Loki are both masked up and looking to "Bust Down" anything standing in their ways. Cappo, a native of Pennsylvania, simply put is a monster when it comes to this rap thing. Over a highly intensive instrumental, the deranged duo spazz out for a little over three minutes straight. This isn't the first time we've heard from C.Cappo and Loki. For those unfamiliar, the two also paired together on the Syndrom produced, "Ridiculous". 

Representing the PA area of Reading, Cappo holds back no punches whatsoever as he candidly details robbery exploits and dirty deeds over the chilling, child like piano keys. They take turns explaining how they turn homicides into apparent suicide scenes, something out of a chilling crime thriller with Cappo and Loki playing the main villains. The rising rappers enjoy mobster history and have expensive tastes they are determined to fulfill one day. In the meantime however, Cappo and Loki will remain in Grand Theft Auto 5 mode, terrorizing a city near you. Find C.Cappo online at the following social media sites.


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This is a Nu Chi Movement! Belaire bottles and gas smoke is in the air on new-age club anthem "Party With Me" by on-the-verge rapper, Smooth Kid Dino. Director Phil Jordan paints the picture of a chill party with the squad. Listen as Dino takes you to autotune heaven with a fun alternative wave melody.  "Party With Me" is a standout track from Smooth Kid Dino's new album "Underrated" in stores now on iTunes, Tidal, Spotify, etc. 




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Taiyamo Denku Ft L Majestic - Prove Your Worth @TaiyamoDenku @majestic_l

In an era where lyricism and substance are becoming an endangered species, Milwaukee native Taiyamo Denku and Australian beatsmith Dcypha take a blunt stance on the matter. Alongside east coast emcee L Majestic, the trio call out unfit artists on "Prove Your Worth", forcing them to validate their position on the mic.

Denku, who is extremely proactive when it comes to voicing his views on the genre, kicks the song off by explaining the outcome of fraudulent rappers in the streets of Milwaukee. On the hook he spits, "prove this / prove that / prove that you're worth something, no money attached". This is a play on the notion that emceeing should be based on skills and credibility, not plays and finances.

L Majestic takes this notion one step further and beyond by taking us into the matrix of the music business. He keeps it all the way one hundred with lines like, "I stay doing this music because I'm dedicated / I refuse to be a washed up rapper who never made it / cause deep in my heart, I know I truly flow / but it's not about how nice you are, it's who you know".

All egos aside, Denku, Majestic and Dcypha simple want to see the art form they hold so near and dear to their hearts alive and well for many generations to come. With that said, it's your turn to step up to the Hip Hop counsel and "Prove Your Worth".