Brooklyn rapper Izzy Ice is topping playlists with skyrocketing streams on his latest single “Cake Up.” What better way to bring in the new year than with legendary Cool & Dre on board for the party remix.
If the catchy hook, dramatic bass, and kaleidoscope of symphonic tones aren’t’ enough to entice listeners in; Ice’s charismatic flow and infectious wordplay will.
“Cake Up” celebrates personal wins and overall success as vividly displayed in the video. Word of advice from Ice…Wake up, get your weight up, and get your cake up. Watch “Cake Up” and connect with Izzy Ice on Instagram @Iamizzyice.
Tulsa, Oklahoma artist Two Feathers releases visuals for his latest single “Coming Down.” The single is produced by Ryini Beats with mixing by TabInStereo.
The seasoned emcee wastes no time pulling on heartstrings with pivotal, reminiscent storytelling. The video embodies inner conflictions with a hostile debate in the mirror to either ‘settle for vices because the numbness entices’ or rhyme through the pain.
The darkness shadowing Two Feathers along with the sound of melancholy guitar strumming transcends viewers and listeners into his mindset, increasingly brewing with turmoil. Watch “Coming Down” and connect with Two Feathers on Twitter @TwoFeathersRaps.
Dieabolik The Monster drops intense visuals for “Power Up.” The single/video is off his latest project titled “Gasoline.”
The Portsmouth, OH artist lays down raw, aggressive bars over immense tones and striking drums. Take heed and pray for his enemies because once he powers up there’s no stopping him. Dieabolik The Monster becomes a dominant force not to be reckoned with. Watch “Power Up” and connect on Facebook.
Twan Mack is noted as one of the most versatile Adult Contemporary Hip Hop artists to date in the music industry. The Milwaukee based artist continues to release infectious, timeless gems and “Main Concern” is no exception.
The record was influenced by Wu Tang’s “Aint Nuthin’ Ta F’ Wit” along with Gravediggaz “Diary of a Madman.” Mack unites the whole planet with hands up, know your worth anthem. “Kareem City got you in trauma/Heat up the scene like a sauna/I’m bout the biz not the drama/Won’t tell no biz to your honor/Hope there’s a long life in front of…”
Collecting checks is Mack’s ‘main concern’ which is backed with bomb-dropping lyrics and a catchy hook. “My main concern is my check / F*ck accolades and respect / F*ck them big chains on your neck / If you are paid then you set / If you owe dough pay your debt…”
If the throwback vibe including classic head-nodding bass and flawless lyricism isn’t enough for Hip Hop enthusiasts, Mack tops it off with a personal ear enticing beat-box flow.
Twan Mack’s mission to bring Adult Contemporary Hip Hop to the forefront has not gone unrecognized. The takeover continues to flourish worldwide, and Mack will continue to do what he does to prosper. Watch “Main Concern” and connect with Twan Mack below.
“This a Kareem City Set, serious like Boba Fett” – Kareem City
25-year music vet SINN debuts visuals for “Make It Home.” The single/video is the first release of the forthcoming sophomore album “Ryder Music” Volume 2.
“Make It Home” produced by Chill Beatz and featuring songstress Rita, is a chilling record that depicts one’s fear of a loved one not making it home after that gritty 24/7 hustle. The dramatic sounds of a car crash and slowing heart rate sets the tone for what’s coming next. The video captures images of a rider sticking by her mans’ side and although she’s playing for keeps, her mind races with thoughts of him not ‘making it home.’ She begs for him to take a piece of her with him just in case…
With Rita’s soulful harmonies, SINN’s eye-opening wordplay, and Chill’s arrangement of stirring tones mixed with oscillating base; listeners will need to strap in for a hair-raising experience. Watch “Make It Home” and connect with SINN below.
Unfiltered and unapologetic singer/songwriter Razakelreleases visuals for her single “Pariah.”
The Texas-based artist lays her spades on the table and responds to those who cast her as a reject. Razakel, eye to eye in the mirror, belts tumultuous vocals about her tormented soul, fraudulent smile, incomplete core, and being worlds away from innocence. She’s no role model, but her raw cutthroat truths are owned.
Columbus, Ohio based Hip Hop artist Yung Frost releases visuals for his hit single “Where, Were,” off his latest project titled “More Than Most.”
The up and coming artist delivers minutes of empowerment brewing with quotable gems. Frost invites listeners into his realm of blessings and his onward journey towards success. Through personal testaments, he shares pushing through his past to claim his earned shine.
The tranquil tones and soulful bass magnify Frost’s lyrical sermon. Stream “Where, Were” and connect with Yung Frost below.
Over a captivating blend of pulsating and salacious beats, ItsJustQuis describes a night of vibing where ladies come alive and dance with the smoky night. Riding with no destination the duo always ‘hit em’ with the glow.’
The intermittent blasts of animation magnify the glowing cosmic effect. Watch “The Glow” and connect with @ItsJustQuis on all social media platforms.
Emcee, producer, CEO, and entrepreneur Twan Mack has proven his national reign in Adult Contemporary Hip Hop via captivating and quality music. Mack is noted and recognized for his versatility and diverse perspectives delivered through his music and his latest release is no exception.
“Have A Nice Day” entices listeners in with knocking bass and transcends them on a journey filled with infinite wordplay feasting on grind and hustle while dismissing naysayers.
Within the first few bars of “Have A Nice Day,” Mack pays homage to Hip Hop deity Roxane Shante, (originally recorded the song 30 years ago under the tutelage of producer god Marley Marl) who co-signed the record via Social Media. He goes on with accolades mentioning Run Dmc and the Hollis Crew and expresses his affinity for Kanye’s ‘say whatever’s on my mind’ philosophy. In the third verse, Mack describes an event that sheds clarity and ultimately altered the course of his life. Stream “Have A Nice Day” below.
“Twan Mack is positive proof that good music and persistence pays off.” -Kareem City Music
About Twan Mack
Mack’s production credits include Hip Hop pioneer Speech of Arrested Development, with whom Mack will be touring within the fall, and Striklin of EMC (Masta Ace). Over the past year Mack’s recorded music with other elite emcees including IshDarr, Skyzoo, Ras Kass, and Tragedy Khadafi. His music can be streamed on noteworthy media sites such as EARMILK, The Word Is Bond, Weekly Rap Gods, and Premier Wuz Here. View Mack’s EPK for complete bio and career highlights.
Twan Mack performing “Have A Nice Day” on tour with Arrested Development
The Philly sensation links with producer Boffatbeatz and Madd Labs TV to deliver a mafia theme flick. Over a kaleidoscope of cosmic tones and striking bass, Knucklez declares his solo takeover, Gotti style.
“Always on the let go, no I aint wit you”, he’s armed and hunting whack industry players and rappers like ducks. Knucklez cutthroat and gritty use of wordplay along with his headstrong hook is a reminder of the tenacity that exudes from Philly Hip Hop.
Watch “I Aint Wit You” official video and stream “The Plague” on Spotify
Philly based emcee D Prime 215 links with producer J. DePina and DJ Soulbuck for “State Ya Biz”, lead single off his second EP titled “Sacred Mantra.”
The Philly phenom’s music is recognized for the emergence of ‘golden era’ sounds mixed with novel twists, and “State Ya Biz” is no exception. “I’m on a steadfast mission to curate records that stand the test of time, and with my unique blend of old and new, there’s no room for disappointment.”
Prime delivers classic ‘ear milk’ with a distinct message to ‘state ya biz’. No need for half-stepping, state your intentions and your actions will follow. Whether friend or foe, there’s no impact on Prime’s drive musically or personally.
DePina embodies a blend of funk and jazz with classic scratches laid down by DJ Soulbuck for a throwback vibe. The striking bass and drums heighten Prime’s wordplay. Watch “State Ya Biz” and connect with Prime below.
