Jamel Deon - The Breather @Jamel_Deon


“The Breather” is a single by rapper Jamel Deon. On the Moshuun-produced track, Jamel Deon goes on a lyrical rampage as he unleashes his grit with every bar on the record. He showcases a glimpse of how Las Vegas rappers get down with the bars. He touches on various subjects such as bouncing back from bad situations, cutting toxic people out of his life, keeping a hustler’s mentality, and staying consistent. Jamel Deon strives to get people to turn up and let loose on this song as he flows effortlessly and passionately on this instrumental. Aside from soundcloud, the song is available to purchase and stream on all platforms.


Jamel Deon Williams, better known as Jamel Deon or The Pen Prodigy is a rapper and spoken word artist from Las Vegas, NV. He is also a member of Las Vegas hip hop duo, Kinfolk Kollab. Although always having a passion for music since the age of 4, Jamel Deon didn't start taking rap seriously until the age of 14.

He would proceed to release his debut mixtape The Pen Prodigy: The Missing Pages in 2014. In the following years, he would go on to release The Pen Prodigy 2: Writings On The Wall, No Hook, and Kinfolk Kollab: The Mixtape. During his senior year of high school, Jamel Deon made his debut with his first single, “Scared”, a remix to Drake's “Fear”, in 2014.

He graduated from Legacy High School and would soon relocate to Phoenix, Arizona to attend Grand Canyon University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a minor in Entrepreneurship in 2017. During high school and college, he would alternate spending time in Las Vegas and Phoenix. When not in the classroom, he used those times as opportunities to write and record music, work part-time jobs, and perform at both school events and local events.

 Jamel Deon would describe his style as “nostalgic and lyrical with a storytelling flow and delivery.” He strives to have his music center around the growing pains, triumph, and typical life experiences many people come up against in life (whether good, bad, or fun), including himself. He cites Nas, Lloyd Banks, Jeezy, Scarface, and Jay Z as some of his musical influences. With four projects under his belt, Jamel Deon is nothing short of determined to make a name for himself and make his mark in hip hop.

There’s nothing new under the sun. Especially the one beaming across the state of Florida, shining vibrantly on Miramar’s own, Tone C. In a gilded gush of autotune and rap, the Panama-born emcee takes us back a decade with his latest, radio-friendly release, “LIGHTS OUT” (feat. Israel Taylor). 

 

This track is a bubbly, torrid fusion of pop, hip-hop and R&B; reminiscent of the aesthetic that dominated much of our radio earlier in the century. The Toya Beats production is buzzing with melodious synths, backed by grandiose, 808 drum loops; sonics which all mesh to create the perfect club-rocking concoction. Tone C gives nothing short of a stellar performance. He flexes his penchant for song-writing and story-telling; flirting lyrically with a girl unknown. His solid delivery, matched with the addictive auto-tuned hooks of his feature, Israel Taylor, create a powerhouse of a record; dripping with every ounce of warmth and magnificence that attracts the lot of us to the Sunshine State. If the nature of radio records, as of late, has been suffocating, “LIGHTS OUT” is a nostalgic breath of fresh air.



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Denero is putting on for the city of Dallas. Founder of the CFN Muzik Group in the year 2016, the Texas rapper has been going strong making moves for him and his team. His mixtape release in 2017, titled Livin’ Proof Volume 1 was an underground favorite. 

He just released the music video for “Have You Ever” earlier this month and it’s beginning to buzz with attention from every direction. Rapping over a mellow trap beat with a Southern lyrical flow, he’s already gained 20K subscribers and counting, he’s been putting in work, trying to leave his mark in the music industry and he’s not going anywhere easily. 

Instagram: @CFN_2Denero
YouTube: Have You Ever


            Remember back in the day when rappers would link up with singers and cater to the ladies? Well the trend seems to be coming back and Malachi Watson is ready to revamp it and make it his own with his third single “Road of Love” off of his album JCarr. The duo makes magic over the upbeat tempo with a romanticized word flow from the Maryland rapper, complemented by alluring vocals of Jus Paul. The music video just dropped earlier this month and is already reaching 5K and counting. 
            Malachi was born and raised in Prince George’s County. He’s been in the Hip Hop game for a decade, starting his journey in 2009. He focuses on delivering a sonic feast for the ears, incorporating his outstanding lyrical offerings and his dominating voice over a magnetic beat, produced by Heavy Da Producer. The combination of these multiple aspects put together serves as a recipe for success. Watson is determined to make his mark in rap history and he is well on his way. 

Intagram: @malachicmr
YouTube: KaiSince93



Talinka Hernandez has a sound made for the alpha females everywhere. Born and raised in Valencia, Spain, she embraces her creative being as she infuses trap music with Latin vocals. The combination gives off the perfect “I’m a boss” vibe. She discovered she had a niche for entertainment as she began winning titles and awards for her gymnastics. At the early age of 16, she was already writing raps and spitting lyrics pertaining to her emotions and experiences. Influenced by The Beatles, Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson, she began taking her music career more seriously as she grew older, tapping into her Spanish side and creating high energy hits such as “Hit It Up,” “Rose Loser” and “My Ex… Your Boyfriend.”
            The Latin Trap-star just released her new music video for “Rose Loser” and it’s for the grown and sexy only. She dropped the visual on September 3rd. For someone who is new in the game, she’s already generating numbers and subscribers off of this video alone. Be sure to check it out. 

Social Media:
Twitter: @talin_k
Instagram: @iamtalinka

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Spotify: Talinka's Music

YouTube: Talinka's Channel


Right now, North Carolina is in a state of emergency. The monstrous Hurricane Florence is whipping towards the Tar Heel State, spurring mass panic and evacuation throughout the eastern south. Despite imminent catastrophe, one man in particular remains tucked in Willmington; comforting his mother, who refuses to flee. That man is rapper/producer, Octobor, and through his interview with USA Blog Network, the Southern artist makes it clear he and his family have zero intentions of leaving. Through his recent release, we come to learn exactly why: North Carolina is his “Thing”, and will remain so until there’s no more North Carolina left. Rolling in at three minutes and thirty-one seconds, “Thing” is an exceptionally lax banger. It rivals the incoming hurricane by being a poised, tranquil breeze of a record. Over the gallop of trap drums, and automated whirl of the track’s ambient background, Octobor smoothly coasts. Absolutely nothing about his flow or delivery comes off forceful. He sounds completely at home in the comfort of speakers and a microphone; which ultimately translates into a gracious trap anthem. “Its a northside thing, southside thing / eastside thing, westside thing—“ he chants effortlessly throughout the chorus, shouting out every region his home state has to offer. Being a beacon for North Carolina in the hour it’s needed most. “Thing” is a relatable smash just waiting to explode across the mainstream. If he continues to push it, showing the world just how much talent he has to offer, every month of the year will be Octobor’s.



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“Can You Do The Serena” 


A divine, inextinguishable beauty has always coursed through the Caribbean. The magic of its weather, scenery, and culture captivates not only its natives, but millions of tourists each and every year. What draws us to Haitian rapper, OMBRAGE, is not solely the fact he was born in the islands; but his impeccable ability to take that very, aforementioned Caribbean magic and create matchless music. One of the greatest examples of this talent is his most recent release, “Can You Do The Serena”, and it is brimming with tropical flavor. This record features the Achaie-born, Brooklyn-based rapper flowing across a lushly fruity instrumental; intent on delivering a bouncy, danceable smash. The spirit of Haiti is embraced in more ways than one, through the artist’s lyricism. As much as he braves his accent, and enlivens the beachy production, he also shifts between languages; coasting into a smooth Spanish rap in homage to the island’s thick Latin culture, among others. “Can You Do The Serena” is the perfect, island -esque jam; fitting for your next Caribbean fiesta. For a change, instead of millions traveling to the islands, OMBRAGE is bringing the islands to millions.




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