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Betta Den Da No is the first video off Big-Bo’s next project “Doubles N Dedication. This video captivates the epitome of not only Pompano but all of Broward County and South Florida flavor. Other music available on apple, iTunes and all other music outlets search Big-Bo “Fingerprints”
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North Carolina rapper Rello and Canadian rapper The LJ, owners of Young Veterans Music Group (YVMG) based out of Canada’s capital Ottawa release their highly anticipated video “Average” from their mixtape YV Radio Vol. 1 available on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, etc.) With production from Australian producer and longtime collaborator Paw Beats, the video takes you through a narrative of the streets and living big and luxurious as the average day in the life of a Young Veteran. YVMG’s brand is based on positivity, loyalty and leadership.
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“We Lit” is a record Too Eazy made after being released from jail. It sounds like Big Sean with a little bit of Kanye and Drake mixed in. The production was handled by Doitshowtime.
Too Eazy was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1992 to a single mother. He was raised in North Minneapolis.
His freshman year he rapped in front of his peers for the first time. With the respect and love he got from that first performance, encouraged him to pursue music.
He eventually begin to form a bond with other aspiring artist forming a collaborative musical group based in Minnesota called “Straight Check$” The group has been making music for years for all types of people to enjoy from young to old. Straight Check$ was composed of four main artists, each having their own unique style to offer.
However he decided to uproot from Minnesota and travel to Florida. Still pursuing his dream to become a legendary artist in the rap game; but this time it would be as a solo artist. He got straight to work and founded Actual Factual Entertainment in 2016.
Unfortunately, Being put on probation, violating probation, being put on house arrest and a few short stints in the system slowed progress. Although things were tough. He still fought for what he believed in and took that time to learn how to shoot music videos, make beats, edit and record music himself.
So make sure you stay tuned into to Too Eazy and Actual Factual Entertainment for genuine music, mind-blowing metaphors, punchlines and quality music the game has been “lacking”. Too Eazy may just be the missing link to revitalize rap music.
“What I Came To Do” is a brand new track by Florida artist YB and was produced by Nate Vibez.
BenjyB better known as YB is a artist from Orlando, currently residing in the Kissimmee, Florida area. At 26 years old, his life mainly consists of all things music and taking care of his son. Although not new to the music scene he just recently starting releasing his own solo projects. He loves all things music and is hopeful for the future.
Oz Summers embraces his vices with extreme “Caution”. This TKAY produced banger brings raw energy that will keep you pressing play, with a dark outro that will give you chills. This kid is about to pop, so before you sleep on him, proceed with “Caution”.
Oz Summers is a 17 year old artist born and raised in the Bay Area of California. Despite the environment he grew up in, Oz offers a completely new sound to the table. Breaking away from the status quo of today’s rap game, he remains a lyricist at heart, while still creating music that everyone can listen to. Make sure to keep an eye out for him this year, he’s about to blow.
Illinois artist RealRemy channels the spirit of “The Matrix” for the tripped out flick, “Morpheus Flow”.
RealRemy launches his rap career when he was 14 years old. He grew up on the west side of Chicago in the Austin community his entire life. He dropped his first track in a home studio and have been elevating ever since. He committed to the rap scene because of his unique talent and his ability to switch of his flow within songs. His songs are on Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple and YouTube and he’s growing a loyal fan base. Through the course of time, he will find his name along the big artist in the industry in the rap scene.
Mani Jurdan becomes a modern day Huey Newton in the Rydar Visuals flick, “Differentiation”.
Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Mani Jurdan is one hell of a Hip-hop artist. Mixing old school disciplines such as lyricism, substance, and boom bap with new school sounds. He bottles the plight of growing up in a corrupted city into this unique concoction. From the trigger happy south side to the fast money west side he would channel these experiences in rhyme form.
Mani has performed on many stages from New York city to Atlanta. He’s opened for the likes of Grammy award winning artist GLC, Chance The Rapper, Ace hood, Capelton, and Jay Electronica. He has performed for a number of national events including A3C, Ahh fest, TIP fest, The international festival of life, LTAB, For Oak Cliff, and The Silver room block party. Mani is a member of the rising hip-hop collective “HUEY gang”. He’s been mentored by veteran emcee’s such as Rhymefest from “Art Of Culture Inc.” and Phenom from “Emcee Skool”. He also works as an activist and youth mentor in his home community South Austin. Collaborating with a program called “Kidz Express”he teaches violence prevention through Hip-Hop.
In the summer of 2017 Mani Jurdan released his 1st project “Ntro 2 Da Ntro”. An embodiment of his artistry which can be streamed on Apple Music, Tidal, You Tube, Spotify, Sound Cloud, and many other streaming services. He also released a music video for his single “DIFFERENTIATION” on You Tube. Mani is currently working on his new Project “The Root Of All Evil” due fall 2018. Mani wants to gain 100,000 fans and go on tour by 2019.
