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.
New York rapper Official Bleek releases a new video for “Top 5”, directed by Rikoz Vizion. Through a catchy flow and hard truth lyrics, Bleek reminds delusional kids of his self-made success.
Bleek addresses the crazed out ‘top 5’ lists of best emcees. Standing tall in his city, Bleek continues to grind while other rappers are lazy. He declares lists are based on opinions, current trends, and buying fans. Bleek respects his art and won’t sell out, in fact, he challenges rappers to step to him in the battle rap arena.
Virginia based rapper Book releases visuals for his latest single “Self Titled Book.”
Over club banging beats and pulsating piano keys, Book delivers gritty lyrics declaring his reign over sideline rappers. He’s already won when they’ve lost, he will when they won’t and, “I weather the storm and walk between the raindrops.”
Book emphasizes on his daily grind and shining success. Watch “Self Titled Book” and connect with the rapper on Twitter @BookBitch3
SINN, Angie Maserati, and Dmenace of Devilz Advocates are back this month with another summer hit, ‘Let’s Go’ produced by Chill Beatz.
The trio combine lyricism with harmonious vocals for a turn up, summer anthem. It’s time to put the 9-5 grind to the side and step into the spotlight, bless the party, and celebrate success.
With a catchy hook reminding everyone it’s ‘DA all day’, listeners are sure to get up off the floor and shake what the good lord gave ’em. Watch ‘Let’s Go’ above and connect with Devilz Advocates below.
Bolton/Jackson, Mississippi artist Pioneerlinks with producer Deraj Global for “I Do”, a hot new track that lets women know just what men want.
Over trippy club banging undertones, Pioneer entices women into his cave of attraction and seduction. Only real women of worth will give into the pleasures. ‘I Do’ is the ideal club track for popping bottles while hip shaking on the dance floor. Watch ‘I Do’ official video above and connect with Pioneer below.
Latin artist Dear Leslie releases new, tangled “Car Crash” video powered by TikaDeGallo.
Leslie recaps a complicated love affair that ends in abandonment and empty Jack Daniel bottles, “loving you boy was like a car crash.” The video depicts fun ‘drunk in love’ memories with her ride or die man. However, the two encounter major bumps along the ride leading to uncertainty.
Over soulful, yet intricate tones Leslie harmonizes through her complex relationship. Watch “Car Crash” and connect with Dear Leslie on Instagram.
M.O.U.F, MC hailing from Long Island, announces the release of his highly anticipated album “Move Over U Finished.” The 12 track LP is available on all digital platforms for streaming and purchase with features from Voice, Kronik, FANTAB, A DFRNT, and Mxnxpxly Family.
The lyrical VIP delivers an album embodied with diversity sure to add to his already growing fan base. He offers comedy, temptation, grittiness, and head bopping tracks. “I Been” is a club banger describing his level compared to industry players. While “Everything” is a record about a thug seducing a woman possibly out of his league. M.O.U.F’s collaboration “Time” with his Hip-Hop group members Mxnxpxly Family, is a jewel dropper about reclaiming one’s stance personally and professionally. The street track “Pay Attention” is a rulebook in storytelling fashion on how to spot fraudulent people, and a reminder that people close to you are not who they say they are.
M.O.U.F comes with his A-game showing off his versatility and agility, as well as his progression as an artist. He cleverly executes candid, relative lyrics throughout the entire album regardless of the different flows and sounds. The arrangement of beats including futuristic and electric sounds fused with modern urban sounds is sure to satisfy Hip-Hop purists worldwide.
