Big Face Media Group’s Amoney4100 drops a dope new visual Double Team Ft. Pablo Da Fool make surre to check that out above and leave some feedback in the comment section. Also make sure to keep up with the team and follow them on social media listed below.
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/amoney4100/
YungKinn drops his latest single Better Days on all major streaming platforms make sure to check that out above or click the link to your favorite streaming service listed below. Make sure to give him a follow on his social media listed below.
Twitter https://twitter.com/yungkinn
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/yungkinn_/
Itunes https://music.apple.com/us/album/better-days/1502702493?i=1502702796
Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/3wa7koWjpI7S5LqcB3zR9F
God’s Mercy By Kapella don, produced by Victory Enterprise productions who both are based from Mobay. The song Titled “Gods Mercy” speaks about the reality and struggles faced by KapellaDon with also giving Thanks and appreciation to the Almighty himself for being merciful in allowing the privilege of still being alive. This is also a motivation to others who have and who are currently facing the same experience of this common lifestyle to know that struggle is needed to Grow, be positive, Have Faith and never give up. Thank you all loyal supporters.
Cold is the latest single from Seattle native, Kinqpins, released on January 31st on all streaming platforms.
Kinqpins is a rising artist, based out of Seattle, Washington. He has been recording music since his junior year of high school but only since 2017 has he really started honing his craft. He takes influence from numerous artists but still has his own unique sound and smooth flow.
Blizz Vito’s classic drill anthem “Opp Down Ricky, Ricky, Ricky” is inspired by John Singleton’s Boyz in the Hood. Vito delivers hard bars followed by a catchy chorus, “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky,” as the rapper is a poised example of the momentary rise of Brooklyn drill music.
Produced by the popular, 808 Melo, the two make for the perfect new hood anthem that’s guaranteed to turn your speakers up, while having everybody listening and singing along.
Blizz Vito aka BU (Bossed Up) is a Brooklyn based artist who grew up in Clinton Hills, the same neighborhood as the legendary rapper Biggie Smalls. Blizz discovered his talent for rapping at the age of 19 and ever since he has been working hard to master his craft. He entered the music scene with his first single “Right Now”, released on July 19, 2019, that garnered over a million views on YouTube in four months.
His fans will be delighted to know that this year, Blizz has released his new song “Opp Down” aka “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky”, a new classic drill anthem birthed from John Singleton’s Boyz in the Hood with the catchy chorus “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky” poised for a meteoric rise from the Brooklyn Drill music underground phenomenon to mainstream success with talents of legendary Drill Producer 808 Melo production drill music Beat. It is interesting to note that 808 Melo is the producer for Travis Scott, Pop Smoke, Jackboys “Gatti”, a Billboard Top 100 song and he is the exclusive producer of Pop Smoke’s debut EP and K.O.T.C. (Kidz on the Corners) production. Blizz takes his inspiration from the classic movie Boyz in the Hood to describe the plight of the young men in his latest song ‘Opp Down’.
Right from his first single, Blizz garnered the interest of media and popular Hip Hop media like Allhiphop.com, Respect Mag, Thisis50.com, and TheRapFest Magazine. In December of 2019, he premiered and released his second viral hit “Fake Friends” which had over a million streams on all streaming platforms and over 600,000 plus views on YouTube in less than a month. Not slowing down he released ‘Opp Down’ which is an adrenaline drill anthem with his melodic chorus.
Blizz further adds, “Music is my passion for and the words in my music are derived due to life events. Rap is an outlet for me to express myself and my experiences being Black and Latino in America.”
Blizz is currently producing music through his own label Bossed Up Music Entertainment. He has faced a lot of struggles in life and worked really hard to be where he is now. He believes in never stop dreaming and keep working hard to achieve bigger success in life.Blizz Vito’s classic drill anthem “Opp Down Ricky, Ricky, Ricky” is inspired by John Singleton’s Boyz in the Hood. Vito delivers hard bars followed by a catchy chorus, “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky,” as the rapper is a poised example of the momentary rise of Brooklyn drill music.
Produced by the popular, 808 Melo, the two make for the perfect new hood anthem that’s guaranteed to turn your speakers up, while having everybody listening and singing along.
Blizz Vito aka BU (Bossed Up) is a Brooklyn based artist who grew up in Clinton Hills, the same neighborhood as the legendary rapper Biggie Smalls. Blizz discovered his talent for rapping at the age of 19 and ever since he has been working hard to master his craft. He entered the music scene with his first single “Right Now”, released on July 19, 2019, that garnered over a million views on YouTube in four months.
His fans will be delighted to know that this year, Blizz has released his new song “Opp Down” aka “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky”, a new classic drill anthem birthed from John Singleton’s Boyz in the Hood with the catchy chorus “Ricky, Ricky, Ricky” poised for a meteoric rise from the Brooklyn Drill music underground phenomenon to mainstream success with talents of legendary Drill Producer 808 Melo production drill music Beat. It is interesting to note that 808 Melo is the producer for Travis Scott, Pop Smoke, Jackboys “Gatti”, a Billboard Top 100 song and he is the exclusive producer of Pop Smoke’s debut EP and K.O.T.C. (Kidz on the Corners) production. Blizz takes his inspiration from the classic movie Boyz in the Hood to describe the plight of the young men in his latest song ‘Opp Down’.
Right from his first single, Blizz garnered the interest of media and popular Hip Hop media like Allhiphop.com, Respect Mag, Thisis50.com, and TheRapFest Magazine. In December of 2019, he premiered and released his second viral hit “Fake Friends” which had over a million streams on all streaming platforms and over 600,000 plus views on YouTube in less than a month. Not slowing down he released ‘Opp Down’ which is an adrenaline drill anthem with his melodic chorus.
Blizz further adds, “Music is my passion for and the words in my music are derived due to life events. Rap is an outlet for me to express myself and my experiences being Black and Latino in America.”
Blizz is currently producing music through his own label Bossed Up Music Entertainment. He has faced a lot of struggles in life and worked really hard to be where he is now. He believes in never stop dreaming and keep working hard to achieve bigger success in life.
Lisa Lee’s hit single “RN” is about living in the moment. Everything you’ve worked hard for or desired is what you deserve and you need it right now.
Lisa Lee is a young woman born and raised on Chicago’s Southside. She has been rapping since the 8th grade but recently found her passion for music two years ago when she began doing shows and working with big name artists. From catchy phrases to face paced hooks to surprising metaphors, her sound is very unique yet relatable and family friendly. She knows no bounds when it comes to bars and letting her artistry speak for itself. Lisa Lee is on the come up and with the right support she can put her city and the new wave of rap on the map.
Dana asserts his dominating presence into the local music culture with powerful lyrics and nostalgic sounds as he broadened his horizons from Indianapolis to Phoenix.
Embracing the hardships of his past, inspiration became artistry where many audiences relate to the honesty echoing in his meaning. Influenced by his admiration for NAS, Jay-Z, & 50 Cent, Dana creates tunes encompassing real world knowledge that harmonize with imagery igniting the ferocity of the audience’s emotions.
In 2018, the takeoff of his first EP, 25th Hour, introduced mesmeric beats that depict an enlightened perspective of the world while touching on empathetic hardships. Ready to continue conquering Phoenix with his musical creativity, Dana recently dropped his latest project, Let Us Prey, on January 13th, 2020 to demonstrate a relatable story. With empathy shining from his raw and genuine lyrics, the audience resonates with the cringing reality showcased throughout his songs. Dana’s efforts to stand tall in the rap scene are without a doubt thriving.
Mounting new heights, his growth as an artist has influenced Dana’s latest eruption into the music scene on, Let Us Prey. With the release of this engaging EP on January 13th, 2020, effortless rhythms allude to a theme diving into the hardships we’ve all seemed to experience in life. Intentionally, Let Us Prey compels the audience to truly reflect on our arduous struggles while igniting the spark within us to strive for better. Each song showcases the journey embracing the difficult and find the hunger within ourselves.
Behind the EP’s title, Let Us Prey, it confronts the insincerities we experience from others and the simple desire to be heard, as sometimes support doesn’t equate to authenticity. However, it also encourages the empowerment to be a valiant warrior. Kicking off his EP in uproar, Dana’s initial song, Let Us Prey, stresses the message of coping with the obstacles tossed in one’s direction. As each song addresses our afflictions, there is a heartfelt twist that draws out the fiery within us to confidently reach success in our strides. Incorporating rising artists into his creativity, Dana’s song, Moon & Back, features talented artist, JayWop and his hypnotic beats. Moon & Back confronts the adversity of seclusion while the courage to avoid isolation rather than falter to our difficulties. Like a wolf, Dana’s new EP, Let Us Prey, emanates characteristics of tenacity, resilience, and independence.
Following his debut single release appropriately titled “Official,” Chris Cash proves consistency is no dilemma with his full length effort, “Genesis.”
The remarkable beat selection throughout the project is a breath of fresh air from the typical drill emulation that is popular among Chris’ peers. From the familiar guitar plucks to the beautiful orchestral sounds present throughout the album, “Genesis” is a witty, intellectual ballad that exhibits the classic balancing act of a rose growing from concrete.
Cash’s wispy delivery embodies the illusions of grandeur that come with the classic gangster movies you’d sneak into your Grandfather’s room to watch as a kid. The fifth track on the album, titled “Gallucci,” is the moniker of a well known criminal defense lawyer in New York City’s modern underworld. Chris paints a vivid picture for the listener throughout the recording as he confronts his issues head on. His clever wordplay takes center stage amongst a beautiful melody of reverberated cellos and flutes as the album rises.
“Never End” is the reality of many folks lives in the state of Connecticut. These environments don’t change, the mindsets maintain, man “this s*** ain’t gon never end.” Fly Ry and Navy paint pictures of the harsh reality of the trenches of Waterbury, CT. Shot by Tyme Floc, you see a man running through some everyday struggles. Trials and tribulations that come our way sometimes feel like it will never end. This is a single off of Fly Ry’s album “Pimp Poet & Prosper” that dropped on 2/7/20 on all major platforms.
The breakdown for the “Conscious” video is Young Jasn walking around downtown being productive while in the other scene him and his crew are playing video games not doing anything. The message is stop being brainwashed.
Young Jasn is a upcoming rapper from Phoenix, Arizona. He is a very versatile artist can make songs about love, partying and even psychedelic vibes. Very determined to make a name for himself and evolving as an artist.
