Fort Pierce spitter, Razzie, cuts right to the chase with “Pussy Power”, his latest, eclectic offering. The twerk of a colorful marimba ushers in this record, sided by a metallic rattle and swelling kick. Once the kick has stomped to its pinnacle, it explodes into a buzzing, enticing 808; propelled by the Floridian artist’s provocative hook. “She got Pussy Power... Now she feel empowered!” he chants melodically, clad in zeal and audacious autotune. As raw and uncut as this chorus initially sounds, it is quite actually a praise of femininity. This theme trails the Miami-based rapper’s lyrics, as he embarks on a two minute and fifty-six second homage to strong, sexually-liberated, independent women. Wielding the ardor of Floridian legend, Uncle Luke himself, Razzie rockets with a light-hearted banger for the next girl’s night out. It is a fun, filthy trap smash certain to have nightclubs across the nation buzzing for more. 
“Pu**y Power” on Spotify https://goo.gl/wAfKBG

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Living up to his name, Colorado rapper, Prince Lit, has dropped a volcanic, new single. Titled “Ya Ya”, this track proves ideal for the nightlife; furthering a bounce and groove that would thrive on the dance-floor. The kick on this modern-trap, party anthem, is backed by a speaker-rocking 808. The buzzing saw synth, and colorful key-based melody, are pierced with a rhythmic trap clap; of which, Prince Lit’s flow has zero problems riding. He raps at a catchy, exciting tempo. When matched with the pace of the beat, the results are a dynamic record. “Ya Ya” is a fiery debut from Prince Lit. One that, on your next house party playlist, you should definitely make room for.


“YA YA” on Spotify





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“Out here grindin’, strivin’, tryna make a way...” the crawl of haunting piano chords guide into Hustle Gwop’s thesis; and after the SPLIVOFBEATZ drop, the full force of his single is unleashed. It becomes evident that “Make A Way” will be one of the most anthemic records emerging from the streets of North Carolina the moment its two titans begin trading bars. For two minutes and fifty-four seconds, Hustle Gwop, and his guest, Dirty Nickels, bludgeon the track with raw, tenacious lyricism. They float the gallop of kicks, 808s, snares and hihats with testimonies to their inextinguishable wills to survive. By any means necessary, the duo make it unquestionably apparent that they will thrive. As long as there is breath within their bodies— the very same breath that carries their street-worn, ravenous deliveries, Hustle Gwop and Dirty Nickels will always “Make A Way”. That attitude harbors an infectious energy. One that will jump from your speakers, lunge into your brain, and possess you to do the same.




“Make A Way” on Spotify


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Chi-town looks like we have another one! Fresh out of the hot bed of the Windy City comes a new trippy sound from an eccentric artist, Kyngleaf. He bring us his new 12-track banger, "Space Vibezzz". This on-the-verge artist's project is consistent with a spacey, hard hitting production to match his out of orbit melodic style. 

Kyngleaf makes reference to space often on the project, which he says is a metaphor for his newage sound. He says, "This project was for the people to see that I’m truly one of one, I make musical art for the ears for all ages I’m targeting all age groups, and Space Vibezzz was to give everybody a vibe that makes them feel confident and deep in there personal feelings".

With the unique energy and sound that he carries, it wouldn't surprise us to hear Kyngleaf making hits with the likes of Migos, Lil Uzi Vert, or Travis Scott any day now. Enjoy the entire project on Youtube and follow Kyngleaf's growing movement today.
Space Vibezzz on Youtube
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Charles Williams is entering the hip hop community on a mission. Bringing his Delaware vibes and serving it with inspiration from Master P, Nas & Jay-Z, the Wilmington rapper is ready to use his platform to change society for the better. About a year ago, Williams discovered his love for making music, from that moment on – he knew where his heart truly was. And so, he built a studio in the basement of his friend’s house and started creating the foundation to his music career right then and there. Charles Williams became Chuck Chill. 

Chuck Chill comesin to the spotlight with a new powerful single titled Black with an even more powerful visual to accommodate the message. The music video captures your attention as soon as it plays, with the beat dropping a couple seconds later, it lures you into the scenario. You can see Chuck Chill is minding his own business when 5-0 pulls up on him to start trouble. His lyrics flow so effortlessly with each scene as he raps about inequality and social injustice. He’s shown battling a crooked cop who’s every intention is to make his life a living hell. With this song alone, he’s making it clear what he stands for by becoming the voice of his city and he promises, he won’t let his generation down. 

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The musical range of genre-bending duo, Nilla Spice, certainly shines through on their newest smash, “Power Up”. Consisting of personas Cad Hollyhood and Tru Tyte, the record is inspired by both Hip-Hop and Electronic music. Unquestionably, there is a trap groove in the track; highlighted by its use of rolling hihats, dribbling kicks, and flavorful 808 claps. The Electronic element is derived from the power in their synths, which blossom irrefutably with color. At fifty seconds there is an awesomely synth-tinged breakdown, where the colors of EDM are vibrant. Soon, however, the energetic rapping of Nilla Spice commences, and you are reintroduced to his diverse flow. From rapid-fire spitting, to powerful chants of the hook, Nilla Spice showcases an undeniable talent for rapping. One that, combined with the track’s production, makes for a wide-reaching banger. 



Whatever crowd Nilla Splice preforms their new single, “Hate On”, for is in for an exhilarating night. They will be possessed by the voluminous rapping; and spurred to rage at their hearts’ content. That is a testament to the power that this Tampa Bay record wields; not only through its magnificent, vocal energy, but likewise its brain-throttling instrumental. To say the least, “Hate On” is musically sophisticated. It is an edgy mesh of various genres; all fusing together to create this radical, unchartered sound. The bounce is undeniably Hip-Hop; yet, the mess of synths buzzing in the foreground are distinctively native to electronic music. Around 25 seconds into the record, a funky, analog bassline slips into the mix, and the entire atmosphere is shifted. The duo allows the joint to breathe during this section, yet eventually, he crashes back into the track; as riotous and rebellious as before. Nilla is enveloped by powerful, wailing guitars during the chorus, where he chants melodiously “Hate On”. It is the model climax to the record; and if ever performed for that aforementioned crowd, will send each person into a craze. It is records like these which carve their own space into the realm of Hip-Hop; and solidify the careers of genre-bending artists. Nilla Splice and his recent banger, “Hate On”, are at the forefront of that promise.


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There are entertainers and there are rappers. Staying true to the hip hop culture, Rell Ca$h emerges from Milwaukee, WI at an early age to fight for his dreams of becoming a voice for the youth through his music. Heavily influenced by Meek Mill, Joe Budden and Jadakiss, the Wisconsin artist embraces the sounds of classic rappers such as Tupac, Biggie and Jay-Z. By studying the greats, Ca$h developed freestyling and song writing skills that set him apart from the mediocre lyricists. He’s made it known through his verses that music is more than just a hobby to him, it’s a mission. The more he puts his energy into perfecting his craft, the more he falls in love with the genre and vowed to use his platform to make a positive difference. 

He hops on a jazzy, sultry rhythm as he introduces his new music video WHATUCALLTHAT. He’s spitting truth with every line, telling his story from his downfall to his bounce back. The visuals portray him from different angles while he continues narrating his struggles and triumphs as he kicks it with his clique. He’s seen isolated in a spiral staircase, emphasizing the message that success isn’t just a straight and narrow path. The video was just released last week, November 22 and it's already racked up 4K views. Rell has a strong fanbase consisting of over 7K and constantly growing as they follow his musical evolution. 

"WHATUCALLTHAT" Music Video

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