Showing posts with label westcoast. Show all posts
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Your summer needed this! A vibrant, bass-bouncing anthem that will light your next house party on fire. With three minutes of slick rap, and alternative trap production, that is precisely what BT The Artist provides. “Hunny”— his amorous May hit— is the theme song to every romance that has blossomed this season; and through its capacious sound, will be a banger for many summers to come. BT needs no assistance on this record, vying instead to totally enliven the track on his own. Between bars about pursuing a potential significant other, whilst lyrically coasting this danceable beat, the Massachusetts rapper likewise calls attention to his Hispanic background. Beautifully, he spins references to ‘Bachata’, ‘Pasada’ and ‘Salsa’—extremely meaningful dances in Hispanic culture— into one of his verses, backed by a party-rocking chant that frequents his chorus. This style of songwriting truly attributes to the rhythm of the song, gifting “Hunny” a pleasurable and dance-ready aura few, independent songs can acquire. BT The Artist’s latest amazement could easily scale the Pop charts; and if the right hands were behind him, pushing along the way, this East Coast emcee could easily be mainstream. With that success, he’ll be giving the game exactly what it needs: supreme lyricism over spirited instrumentals. Press play, and make your summer better than before with “Hunny”.



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This is yo song if you like stunting. No lie, there. Rising Chicago artist, Okxko, has delivered the ultimate club anthem with his wavy new single "Run It". The song captures the essence of the bay area sound with a bouncy westcoast vibe, newage hiphop, and catchy trap lyrics that will have you singing right along. After a brief hiatus Okxko is back with some the dopest music out right now. He says, "Run It was intentionally written with the purpose of kicking the summer off right." Enjoy the fresh banger and follow Okxko's growing movement today.

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“Make that booty shake, Make me fornicate!” has to go down as one of the catchiest lines of 2019; and it comes completely courtesy of a DMV banger, “Pesos”, fashioned by none other than Marcoof500. Without a doubt, rapping comes effortlessly to this Norfolk, Virginia emcee. His flow is liquid; gliding fluently across a beat that marries West Coast sounds with a dirty, Southern grit. The rhythm, unleashed by pounding percussion, and a grooving, Bay-Area bass, solely compliments Marco’s unstoppable flow. Before you know it, you are gravitated to its party-worthy bounce; and “Pesos” quickly becomes a dance-floor smash. That aforementioned, effortless skill with the mic, manifests in the form of an infectious, hard-body banger for this DMV star; and he is proven to have what it takes to rock the charts. For the past few years, the DMV has been on a roll carving its place into the thread of Hip-Hop. Thanks to “Pesos”, Marcoof500 will push the region even further into the seams; and the DMV will be blazing all of 2019.



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Detroit has slowly, but surely, been building its own reputation as one of the most lyrical cities in America. Being the birthplace of greats such as Eminem, Big Sean, and most recently, Doughboyz Cashout, and Tee Grizzley; The Motor City has perpetually proven that they are just as prominent with the art of rapping as any other neighboring territory. If you've missed the memo for the past 20 years, upcoming rapper, Zo the Scholar, is an excellent initiation; and his debut EP “Zo: The EP” is seasoned with just enough Detroit flavors to break the ice. 

“Zo: The EP” is a five-track venture; with each track feeling unique and independent of the last. The first cut, “Goin Hollywood” gets the ball rolling with a mysterious, keyboard melody supported by skipping claps, hats, and a thumping 808. As one could imagine, Zo is rapping about how motivated he is to go “Hollywood” and see the fruition of his dreams. Track two, “Problematic” is the closest embodiment of the “Detroit sound” you'll find on this album. It features a dark, piano-driven instrumental, laced with a dribbling 808, and more claps, hats and percussion; with Zo himself rapping almost-endlessly about the very violence that plagues his city. That is the magic of Zo the Scholar's rapping. On each one of these tracks (including the last three, “Paradox”, “Space Travelin'” and “Changed Up”), it feels as though Zo will never run out of bars. He treads effortlessly across beats, spitting an infinite amount of lyrics in a style that will surely earn him respect and veneration among his forefathers. Its only a matter of time before D-Town crowns another remarkable rapper. “Zo: The EP” has certainly started the clock.


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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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