Reily lays his melodic flow on the smooth south style trap single, “Moneybags”.
Reily was introduced to the music industry at the young age of 13 by his father. He likes to be melodic in the songs he creates effortlessly. Influences include Drake, SAFE, A-Boogie, Eli Sostre and many other melodic heavy artist. Reily was born in Brooklyn, NY and currently resides in Orlando, FL. He records and engineers all his own songs and also edits all the videos posted onto his social media.
Young Taz – The visual for this song is to show the corruption of our justice system in my state , SC.
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“BIG GAME” is a buoyant melodic rap song from TERRENCE615 about staying on top of your game throughout the highs and lows of life. This song has similarities to works of A. Boogie, Trippie Redd and Tory Lanez but contains a unique hypnotic bounce.
Rooted in Nashville, TERRENCE615 is doing everything but throwing himself in a box. The graphic designer, fashion designer, and music artist is not what you would expect to find producing waves in a heavily “Country” saturated Music City. Drawing his style from Childish Gambino at an early stage and now Travis Scott, Lil Uzi, and Tory Lanez, the ever-changing creative delivers positive mesmerizing energy through a variety of diverse sounds. With spellbinding melodies & colorful lyricism, TERRENCE615 is sure to have your head stuck in a dreamy state.
Swerve is back with his latest video, “Twenty 9”. Displaying an effortless skill to ride the beat, he also demonstrates his natural word play. The video really brings life to the Single as the Swerve paints the picture of his dope vibe.
https://youtu.be/G_fhtnYfu34
A London – born Trinidad- British, Swerve grew up between two worlds; his family’s deep ties to calypso music, Soca music and Steelpan music and the years spent soaking up the UK HipHop, Trap, Soul and R&B music in London. His skills has lead to his music being described as vibrant and fulfilling. His enjoyment of playing with words lead to picking up his skills and playing at the Tottenham Talent.
Swerve started his career early, crafting his first album Swagger the Finale (2016) when he was just switching alias from Swaggz to Swerve. Since then, he has gone on to release singles like Come 4 Tha Bag (2018), Leanin (2018) and Destiny (2018). His singles since the change wove between hard-hitting songs touching on social issues and more personal narratives speaking to life and his love love of playing with words in the digital age. For his fourth single (Lil Bitch), he took a decidedly different direction, choosing to lean into a wider array of sounds and styles, in order to convey a wider array of emotions and topics, most notably his personal life. The sound of his music has no comparison and is unique in its way. His music usually brings a very vibrant atmosphere.
Swerve currently lives in North London and is focusing on writing and recording new music.
Darsteeze’s “Polaris” title was inspired by a star near the north celestial pole. He would listen to the beat slowed down, kinda like a “chopped & slopped” and the melody gave him a very outer-space feel. So the name “Polaris” came to the rapper’s mind right away.
21 year old artist Darsteeze was born in Brooklyn, NY. Then at the age of 12, he moved to Middletown. He started making music in 2016 while a freshman in college after a close friend of his told him he was buying music equipment. He dropped his first 5 songs in 2017 and then took a year off because of school and not being able to afford studio time. Over the year hiatus, he bought his own studio equipment and learned how to engineer and craft his sound. He re-emerged in 2018 dropping his first song in over a year and has been on a roll ever since.
The song “Blessings” describes Jalen’s life hardships between losing his uncle and striving to make it out the hood for his mother.
https://youtu.be/8nqWTZGw4P4
Growing up in Co-Op City located in the northern area of the Bronx, Jalen always had music looming around him. Coming from the birthplace of hip-hop, he had an unavoidable disposition for greatness in music. Between being dragged to church on Sunday mornings and being born into the era of YouTube university, Jalen discovered his ear for music.
At the age of thirteen, Jalen fell passionately in love with hip-hop sonically. At the age of seventeen, after recording his first song, he learned he had a voice. His versatility is second to none, with the ability to sing, rap and produce his own tracks, Jalen takes his art seriously.
Since finding his voice, Jalen has made great strides to mold himself into the artist he is today and strives to be. With major accomplishments such as performing his first ever show at the famed “SOB’s” in New York City, to gaining thousands of plays on his first ever music video “Plans For You”, Jalen is a force to be reckoned with.
Aaron Robinson’s new single, “Cup Running Over”, points in the direction of encouraging those who aspire to live right. Indicating that sobriety and consecration will only cause for an overflow of abundance to be evident in one’s life. It’s an allegory to being overly intoxicated to a substance, which is the theme in contemporary rap music of today. But here, Aaron metaphorically speaks of the substance that he desires to be full of which is the Spirit of Jesus Christ.
Michigan-bred Christian Hip Hop artist, Aaron Robinson, won a street heat segment for the City Takers Christian Hip Hop Radio Show back in September of 2017 against with his then brand new single “365 (Confess His Name)”. This same song was featured on the widely recognized secular platform World Star Hip Hop, amassing over 8,000 video views in a matter of a few weeks. Aaron Robinson, was also selected to be featured at City Takers 16 Barz Live Challenge in Atlanta, hosted by Trackstarz, Jam the Hype, and Rep Da King Magazine. Lastly but not final, AR was featured in a beat battle at the heavily renowned Flavor Fest in October of 2018 which was also sponsored by Trackstarz.
In conclusion, Aaron Robinson serves as a minister at United Passions for Christ International in Metro Atlanta and has released one album to date entitled “From the Ground Up”. AR has worked with fellow CHH artists Bumps INF, Toyalove, and Alexis Spight in collaborative efforts to represent a strong presence within the Christian Hip Hop community and the music industry at large.
NFN’s “The Weekend” was created in the middle of a bad break up, death of a friend and homecoming weekend. Parties and bad influences created heart break and bad memories for everyone. Through the bad times, this song was made.
This is NFN, comprised of 3 members Kino, Breon Marcel and Spazz. They are from Hampton, VA and pride theirself on the art of music and the traditions of their area. They’ve grown a following and have been featured on Saycheese, Balleralert, DMV Music Plug and on 103 Jamz Radio. They are always looking to expand their name and message world wide in hopes to inspire and bring a smile to everyone’s faces.
“Road 2 War” is a tribute song to UFC fighter, Nate Diaz. The words in the verses reflect his current relationship with the company and past opponents. Written by By Nova Ghost, one of Nate Diaz’ sparring partners and team mates. This track is high energy and designed for intense training in the gym or stepping out on the “Road 2 War”.
Nova Ghost is from the Bay Area city of Oakland. Nova loves composing and recording music, Nova’s unorthodox delivery validates the amount of time, blood sweat & tears he put into creating each song. This incredibly talented artists brings an explosive amount of energy on stage as well as the studio. For this reason, He’s had the honor to share the stage with such artist as: Malcolm Jamal Warner, Crowder, Capital Kings, Lincoln Brewster, NF, Grammy Award Winning Mandisa, and many more.
Young rising Greensboro, GA rapper Wyler rides an exotic production from Tash for his latest, “White”.
The name of my single is “White”. I gave it that name because of the beats name is monday on you tube. I was thinking off name it “(Off)White” at first. But I changed to White Monday as a reference to Black Friday. But I just cut that off and just named it “White”.
The story behind the song came about from everything I was dealing with upon my life starting right after graduating high school dealing with music and a little later after I get on and start making money. Being fresh, girls gawking at me when see me in public, me and my team crashing a couple of parties and turning that shit up. I’ve worked alot of hard jobs to get hundreds of dollars worth of studio equipment so I can start making music, because there is no (good) studio where I live.
A Lot of people laughed at me and doubt me so I had to cut everyone off and just focus on my music, which I know will pay off in the long run. This song is for anyone who is on their grind or got on their grind and see the results they wanted, those who were counted down but they weren’t out, the underdogs of the society.
