Showing posts with label rap video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rap video. Show all posts


Philly Blocks is as slick as can be on his fresh, Kentucky anthem, “Days Of Our Lives”. Packed with an accompanying music video, which features the rapper fancying a typical, Louisville night, this new-age trap smash is beyond impressive. The Bluegrass State emcee brings his best wordplay, delivery and metaphors to this nearly three-minute opus. Stark 808s boom across a malevolent melody, with scattering hihats and trap drums, as Philly Blocks raps about his upbringing in those Southern streets. What juts out about “Days Of Our Lives” is how lyrical the record is, and how vivid its visual grows to be. Both elements of this hardbody effort get better and better as the runtime lunges on. Between scenes of the talented spitter frequenting corner stores, blocks, and his fellow Team 563 members, Philly Blocks delivers a lyrical performance synonymous to the greats of the Golden Era. He is precise with every bar he lays in the booth; and that precision not only enhances “Days Of Our Lives”, but likewise makes the Kentucky rapper a treasure in the current era of Hip-Hop.


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Nothing in this world compares to giving back. For artists and creatives, this extends beyond financial charity and philanthropy. It is committing art to a particular people, positive purpose, or message. Okay, perhaps the first sentence was a lie. There is something better than giving back: seeing a sixteen year old girl do so with a marvelous video, and undeniable gift of rap. That is what Atlanta’s V3locity has done with her new, energetic banger, “Wild Out”. As she mentions herself (and what can be seen in the music video), “Wild Out” is an anthem for the kids. It is a turn-up song that, through V3locity’s saucy lyrics, danceable flow, and high-spirited delivery, gives kids everywhere the freedom to let loose. By the looks of the music video it must certainly be a success. Countless scenes show V3locity, as well as other teens alongside her, “wilding out” to her latest release. They dance freely through the rooms and halls of their high-school as if finally able to express themselves. That is the magic of “Wild Out”. That is what V3locity gives back: freedom and expression to the fellow kids in her community. With a radio-ready record like this at only sixteen? The sky is the limit for the talented V3locity; and we cannot imagine what cloud she’ll land on next.




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Nothing in this world compares to giving back. For artists and creatives, this extends beyond financial charity and philanthropy. It is committing art to a particular people, positive purpose, or message. Okay, perhaps the first sentence was a lie. There is something better than giving back: seeing a sixteen year old girl do so with a marvelous video, and undeniable gift of rap. That is what Atlanta’s V3locity has done with her new, energetic banger, “Wild Out”. As she mentions herself (and what can be seen in the music video), “Wild Out” is an anthem for the kids. It is a turn-up song that, through V3locity’s saucy lyrics, danceable flow, and high-spirited delivery, gives kids everywhere the freedom to let loose. By the looks of the music video it must certainly be a success. Countless scenes show V3locity, as well as other teens alongside her, “wilding out” to her latest release. They dance freely through the rooms and halls of their high-school as if finally able to express themselves. That is the magic of “Wild Out”. That is what V3locity gives back: freedom and expression to the fellow kids in her community. With a radio-ready record like this at only sixteen? The sky is the limit for the talented V3locity; and we cannot imagine what cloud she’ll land on next.




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 “Consider this a class, a lesson you can’t miss!” Over the rumble of boom-bap drums, and modern-trap melodies, a voice soars stout and strong. It is RHYMAN’s; and, although it hails from Switzerland; its power is poised to shake the world. “Back In Time”, the rapper’s most recent, puristic offering, is exactly how. Nothing but three minutes and thirty seconds of mouth-watering, organic Hip-Hop is proffered on this record. As no true emcee should, RHYMAN wastes not a moment on “Back In Time”. Every pocket of this cinematic, Golden Era beat is filled with exceptional rhymes. Bars which are brought to life by the lyric video that accompanies them. On “Back In Time”, RHYMAN proves how far sheer talent with a microphone will get you. What a massive banger you can create simply through evoking your spirit into every line penned. Yet, you do not have to take our word for it. Press play and, by way of RHYMAN’s robust rhymes, watch the world rattle around you.



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Get ready for something fresh! On-the-verge artist, Micki Ronnae is bringing new flavor to the music industry with a standout performance on visuals for her new single "Cream". The hard hitting trap beat will capture you as she spits with a level of fire on a few mcs possess. 

 Listen her recent interview below where she divulges some behind the scenes info of making the new hit. If you are anywhere in the Tulsa, OK area on 12/26/18 be sure to catch her live in concert at SoundPony [Info Below]. Also, be sure to stream "Cream" and follow Micki Ronnae's growing movement today.
Recent Interview w/ Micki Ronnae:

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Add some flare to your week with this new, resounding trap smash, “Challenger”. Coming courtesy of rapper, Daniel Jackson, “Challenger” is two minutes and ten seconds of apocalyptic, modern-trap production, coupled with a fiery flow to ride it. Here, Daniel Jackson flexes an astounding affinity for song-writing; penning, and delivering a record that is nothing short of an anthem. Each bar lands perfectly along the gallop of booming 808s; highlighting Daniel’s well-timed flow and admirable vocal control. As an added bonus to this heavyweight banger, the emcee likewise gives us a visual. In perfect parallel to the ominous sonics of the record is a paradisal music video; featuring Daniel rapping in the center of the shot, from the hood of a glimmering white vehicle. He is as poised as his delivery and flow; solidifying in two minutes alone that there can be no “Challenger” to his imminent rap rise.


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Are you a true believer in the music that makes you feel something? Well heavyweight veteran hitmaker, marcus., is here to rescue your eardrums with soundscapes that are packed with Southern soul! Listen to his latest magic as he reminisces on the smooth new hiphop groove, "Last Night". Read more about the musical journey of marcus. and follow the growing movement today. 

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Who is marcus.? A phenomenal artist with a distinctly laid back flow from east Memphis, Tennessee. marcus. has featured on 5 David Banner albums, including songs with T.I., Snoop, 3-6 Mafia, Jazze Pha, 8ball & MJG, Kurupt, BoneCrusher and more of hip-hop’s most notable artists. marcus. also had his voice sampled on Lil Wayne’s ‘The Drought 6.' He’s performed across the country with David Banner and Ludacris, on the hugely succesful Chicken-n-Beer Tour as well as across Canada with 50 cent and G-Unit.

He’s been on NBC’s Carson Daly Show, MTV’s Cribs and Nick Cannon’s Wildin’ Out, freestyled live on NYC‘s famed Hot 97 alongside Fat Joe and Talib Kweli. marcus.’ solo debut and certified underground classic ‘Last Nite’ was leaked. It hit the internet running, quickly becoming one of the most requested songs on XM radio. To date marcus.’ “murzic” has seen millions of plays in almost a dozen countries including The UK, Germany, Canada and as far away as Iraq and Japan.

With a hungry new fanbase and the wind at his back, marcus. is poised to claim the spotlight and once again change the hip-hop landscape with his melodic flows, striking lyrical content, and unmistakeable slang.

“We buck out here - matter of fact Memphis was the first place to get it buck...” marcus. explains. “But there is a whole other side to our tradition - that ‘pimpin,’ that soul music. That’s the side my music is mostly derived from. And that’s the next side people need to see coming from Memphis.”




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They say revenge is a dish best served cold. For 23 year old super talent Pariyah, Karma is best served through a couple of sixteens and a hook. The Norfolk, Virginia do it youself native wears many hats to see his vision through. He is the label head at Langley Jourdain Records which he established in 2017. The self described loner and outcast, hence the name, also engineers and produces his own work, so saying the multi talented rapper has an ear for music is an understatement. 

 Pariyah is back this time around with his new single "Karma" and he is speaking to anyone who has gone through a bitter break up. The up tempo, guitar laced, oh how the tables have turned anthem is reminiscent of Kanye West in the 808 and Heartbreak days, gives off a great vibe as you listen and get over your former love. The seven year vet shows that what goes around truly comes back around and a little heartache can bring out much greatness in you.

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The wait is over for Grand National Ink after the diverse group from Chicago rolled out “Big Wheels” Video. The video was released by UGTV on Comcast and the group’s website GrandNationalInk.com. The irresistible and catchy hook coupled by the melodic flow is bound to engage the listener. Grand National Ink, consisting of Hec Nation & FM, capitalizes on the strengths of its artists’ diversity to produce profound bangers. The appealing sonics and strong-armed lyricism showcased in this video is satisfying for listeners who appreciate enriched variety. This banger is digestible and precise, thus retaining the listener’s attention, as it offers crafted rhymes that are extremely rewind-worthy. 

The group is set to perform at the Midwest Fest & SCM Awards in Memphis in May, be sure to check them out. This track is a fun ride, giving you a dose of that relatable rap.


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