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RZ – Spaceman’s Despair @offrzrz

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RZ’s “Spaceman’s Despair” is Spaceman #01’s journey through space. As his quest to find an inhabitable planet for the rest of the human race goes on, he starts noticing how improbable the chances of him completing his mission. Driving the spaceman insane.

Roel Ruiz, better known as RZ, is a 21-year old contemporary artist who mainly creates alternative rap/rock music. He is currently signed to Missiya Records and is pushing this persona of the “Spaceman,” a character whom RZ envelopes through his music and can be heard all throughout his latest project, “Spaceman’s Despair”.

B3 The Third – NO BOAT @B3TheThird

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“NO BOAT” is the first visual off of B3 The Third’s latest EP, “Big Wave, No Boat”. The unique, creative visual expresses B3 The Third’s energy and ability to standout from other artist. Rumor has it a music video for “Swimming” will be dropping in the summer. The video was shot by @goatfilmers in Nashville, directed by B3 The Third himself and Daniel Rivero.

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Robbie Betchley (born August 27, 1995), better known by his stage name B3 The Third, is a 23-year-old music artist hailing from Nashville, Tennessee. On top of an on-going music career, B3 The Third is also currently a student coach at Furman University on a Division 1 lacrosse scholarship. After suffering a serious concussion that ended his sports career, changing his life entirely, B3 The Third spent three years on medical leave while going through extensive brain therapy in order to get back to his music career and school. B3 says, “losing everything was the best thing that has ever happened to me, I just never would want to go through that again.”

Although B3 The Third is not officially signed to a label, internship experience with Sony Music and RED Distribution in NYC gives him an advantage in the industry. He works closely with his music group OTB Worldwide headquartered in Nashville, TN. Their unique sound and energy raises curiosity everywhere they go. B3 The Third’s latest EP “Big Wave, No Boat” has acquired over 30k streams, landing him show placements alongside Riff Raff, OG Maco and more; In the short period of a couple months after the release of his first project back from his life-threatening injury.

Squeezing studying, classes and coaching D1 lacrosse in between, B3 The Third is constantly on the road performing. He has been seen in shows from Nashville, Charlotte, Atlanta, Brooklyn, New York City, Miami and has worked with many artists including performances alongside Migos, Riff Raff, Felly, Ying Yang Twins, Hurricane Chris, OG Maco, Philly Freeway, Oun-P, Jose Guapo, Scotty ATL, Plane Jaymes, Jaquae, Zach Farlow, JellyRoll and many more.

This busy, talented young man continues to chase the dream of touring around the world and sharing his art. Music has already led him to work with people he only dreamed of working with and doing things he only dreamed of doing… and he’s just getting started. B3 The Third says, “I feel nothing is impossible, set your mind to it and it can be done. Through the controversy, doubt and, hate, I will be standing when the smoke settles, creating and doing what I love.”

Dexavier O’shea – Birds and the Bees @payoshea

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Dexavier O’shea’s song “Birds and the Bees” is told from the perspective of a Father having his first child in a down spiraling relationship where the love is still mutual, but love is complicated. The relationship is plauged by lack of communication, frustration and infidelity as you will learn in an upcoming EP. Toward the end of the song the father takes a drive, gets in an accident and is on the verge of death. Which is essentially, the death of the relationship and realizes he wants to be better but it seems it’s too late.

Which leaves the son to be the man in his family. The chorus acts as the perspective from the unborn child acknowledging the arguments from his position during the chorus of the song hence the phrase, “I know more than you think I know”. The song acts as the intro to an EP for a bigger conversation. Vocals were provided by Atlanta based singer, Zem.

Dexavier O’shea is a hip-hop artist that is from the westside of Chicago, IL. Influenced my artist such as Nas, Jay-Z, Kanye, Wale and J.Cole. Dexaiver began writing music at the age of 10. Dexavier O’shea’s father was a DJ, his cousin an artist and his uncle and audio engineer, which lead to his love for music. In college, Dexavier O’shea opened up for Twista, Sir Michael Rocks, Juicy J and Stally (all with live instrumentation). Dexavier currently resides in Chicago pursing his goal to become one of the best artist the city has ever birth.

Bolu – Beautifully Thorned @3Symba3

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“Beautifully Thorned” is complexity in feelings and thoughts from Bolu. It paints a multilayered picture of life, love, and experiences. Smooth and unorthodox lyricism that brings the listener along for the wave, makes you feel exactly what the artist felt, a mixture of different sounds making something so unique it’s jaw dropping and unexpected especially in this age of copy cat artist.

Influenced by Kendrick Lamar, J.Cole, Wale, Noname and smooth vocalist like Jhené Aiko and Erykah Badu. Nigerian born and Atlanta raised Bolu is an artist that seeks a different path surrounded by trap music and Afrobeats what you hear from him knowing where he’s from is completely unexpected. Bolu is unique, is he a poet, a rapper, a crooner or just another sad soul? Bolu is an artist who’s lyricism betrays his age.

Born in September of 1996, his use of 90s television shows, music, and anime in metaphors and similes give the listener no choice, but to relate. You can’t help but sense an underlying tone of pain and hardship in his well thought out songs. The way in which he weaves his words together is effortless. An emotional writer with a sad smooth voice you can’t help but feel what he feels, “they say I’m offbeat, but I rap on my own two feet” he raps on his first single Happy people sing songs. He acknowledges his somewhat eccentric flow.

Misa – Rundown @MisaAws

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Born April 1st, 1999; Misa is a 19 years old musician makes all kind of music. He lives currently in Finland and the influence on the music is a little bit different than somewhere else. Check out his latest release, the single titled “Rundown”.

Cawmp x Mynamephin – Told Me @cawwwmp

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In this song, “Told Me”, both Cawmp and Mynamephin go into detail of what one another went through in complicated relationships in goals of audiences being able to relate. The song is catchy and upbeat, but also a message to those going through similar situations, that they are not alone. Cawmp and Mynamephin have a variety of sounds when it comes to their music, but came together to make a relatable hit.

Upcoming artists Cawmp and Mynamephin join together to share personal experiences of a harsh break up. Cawmp was born and raised in North Hollywood, California. Meanwhile Mynamephin, from Private Club Records, was born in Houston, Texas. The two artist currently live in Los Angeles focusing on their music careers.

Lil Glizzy – Big Boss Shit

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“Big Boss Shit” is just a brief look inside the mind of Lil Glizzy. He has very specific goals as an artist and he describes some of them in this single.

Lil Glizzy is 17 year old artist from Rosston, Arkansas. His biggest influences are Chief Keef, Kodak Black and Xxxtentacion. He plans on putting his small town in Arkansas on the map with his raw and gritty sounds.

Phre$h Prince – Reminder @PhreshPrince204

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Complemented by the professional sounds of CXDY, Phre$h Prince’s “Reminder” continues painting his emotions onto another darker, yet more subtle vibe this time around. Reminder details issues with love, trust and burned bridges. All apart of this cycle we call life, which sometimes can feel like it’s the end but, in reality; every ending is just a new beginning.

Phre$h Prince, born Jayvaun Gabriel, is a Trini – Canadian hailing East Indian and European roots. He was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and became apparent in the culture around 4 years ago. Phre$h Prince stands as a voice of his city, expressing his views, values and often story telling his experiences in the livid city. Prince aspires to motivate the youth to be independent and responsible while also living out their dreams and working to achieve success their way.

Phre$h Prince brings a dark – almost angry sound to the music scene, along with his dark vocals it comes together nicely for somewhat of a “Horror Story” to the ears, ironically at the same time sharing knowledge and positive vibes. He comes Live From The Ends, and has assured his city that something is stirring up.

His release “Arise” has recently started to buzz again and has begun to receive further international coverage, prompting Phre$h to respond to the demand of his listeners. It’s been quite sometime since we’ve seen a song with just Phre$h Prince, but he’s been leaving snippets almost every week on his Instagram to let his listeners know he’s hard at work. Phre$h Prince is brewing up a storm 2019 and if he wasn’t on your radar before he should be now.

Mike Leaver – This Is It

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“This Is It” is a visual from Mike Leaver with crazy energy describing the moments of how he’s been taking control of what he wants out of music.

Mike leaver is from Houston, TX currently living in Middletown, CT. He’s been rapping for 5 years and constantly progressing with every project he puts out! Except him on the Billboard charts very soon.

Mastermind BL – Whole Time @WeMastermindBL @LysianMve @MinkoEmmanuel

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“Whole Time” from Mastermind BL is a song exploring the thoughts of two young artists looking at places of success and privilege from a distance realizing they have made to a place mentally where they can handle both the task and the pressure that comes from wanting to live a life that is above average with accomplishments and resources to match.

The first verse explores the artist’s will to never let go of their goals because of the faith they have in what they’re doing and where they’re going. The second verse reinforces the level of focus they know needs to be put on the process and the journey to achieve greatness. It also focuses on individuality and the ways in which music and pop culture affect listeners to the point where their sense of individuality comes from the expectations they build around the music they’re exposed to.

He explores the lifestyle of people who change their personalities and attitude to fit the new standards set by trending musicians and public opinions while questioning the ways in which it affects ones sense of self and independence and recognizing that he likely also falls in the same category being that he has to do a certain amount of living to write music worth listening to, or live up to the standards he sets for himself through his music. The intro sees this same artist commit to being great “it’s about to be a Tony” (grandiose, dramatic and epic but as real and palpable as live acting), and the hunger that comes from wanting the live a life above the reality one is presented with.

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