New Jersey artist RNA Keyy released his latest visual entitled “Twisted”. Watch above and see how he quickly becomes your new favorite artist.
Watch: RNA Keyy in “Twisted”
Stream: Bandit slim Drops “The Foundation 2x”
Stream: Big A Prado Releases “T.O.T (That On That)
If you have your ear to the Atlanta music scene, then you know that Big-A Prado is a staple in the scene. Releasing songs with artists like Yung Ralph and Amy Luchiani has helped Prado stamp his name to become an Atlanta legend. Recently the artist has dropped his latest single entitled “T.O.T (That On That)” . In typical Big – A Prado fashion the single is full of bravado. Listen above and see what you think.
Watch: Big Ben iMOB4Real Salutes the “Legends”
Stream: Elliott. J Is Having “Complications”
Stream: Atlanta’s Bleu Capone Drops “Bleucifer 2”
After suffering a few major losses in the past year, Atlanta artist Bleu Capone puts his pain into words. The artist releases his first solo project since 2019 entitled “Bleucifer 2″ which is the sequel to his 2019 project. He released his first single “XXX” a few weeks earlier to great buzz. The project is reminiscent of early trap music with nods to his fallen friends. Capone linked with some of Atlanta’s best rising stars for features including DG Russo, Cluu, Dre60, and Richey to place their finishing touches on the project. Listen above to”Bleucifer 2″.
Stream: DMV Artist Ms.Amarachi Drops “The Skin I’m In” EP
From being a host for shows to making music that matters, Ms. Amarachi is one to watch. The bubbling talent from the DMV area with a special talent is back with a new project. After dropping single after single this year including “I See You Sis”, Amarachi drops her newest EP “The Skin I’m In”. The 4 track project might be one of the best of the year. Listen below and see what you think.
Stream: @DaylanGideon Newest Single “Call God”
While growing up, Gideon was surrounded by music; his father was in a prominent Urban Grind group. So he got to attend shows soaking in the scene and energy. When he wasn’t there, he watched MTV Jams or hung out with his late cousin Phlow who kept him around music. It wasn’t until high school, when the young vet freestyles to a Kendrick Lamar beat, that he took his craft seriously. “Ultimately, I want to finish what my cousin left behind,” says the 25-year-old. And he’s doing just that; these past six years, he’s been consistently putting out music, building a solid fanbase. And As of recent, he’s been in the kitchen cooking up; he whipped up Left 4 Dead. A two-piece plated combo came with “Many Men” and “V$ Boyz,” both produced by A1 Devin. It was the first release since his fall EP Greatest Ever Vol. 1. And now he’s back feeding fans with another single and visual titled, Call God. Back in the producer’s seat is A1, providing a beat that’s bound to shake up your car and have you stuck in a trance with the trap-like beat. At the same time, Gideon is on the mic spitting some fly shit for you to get dressed or turn up in the car. These singles are just appetizers leading up to the main course, the sequel to his 2018 project 4 My Dawgs. Set to drop before the year is up.
Stream: Jay Givenchy – Worth The Wait EP
Jay Givenchy is clearly one of the fastest-rising independent rap stars out of Florida. With his melodic flow and vivid rap style, he’s sure to win over the hearts of all who hear his music. Born and raised in Broward County son of a Bahamian mom and Haitian father, Jay Givenchy had a rough path growing up in Pompano Beach in a single-parent home, his mother worked two jobs, and being the third of six children, young Jay Givenchy had a lot of time without parental supervision, so he had plenty of opportunities to get into all sorts of mischief. This free time in his hands led him into going in and out of jail from a young age and had him missing a lot of steps of normal development through adolescence into adult life. At age 19 after serving 4 years he made a promise to himself & his fans to never go back and work on his god-given musical talents.
Fast forward to now, he’s back with his first official EP “Worth The Wait”, ready to shake up the music scene and all streaming platforms. The Songs on the Ep give off a melancholic but, at the same time hopeful, type of vibe characterized by smooth vocals, trumpeting melodies, and witty wordplay; which plays a fundamental role in the perception of his EPas an open testament, and a promise to everyone who ever supported him, that it was all “Worth The Wait”. Jay Givenchy recently released a Promotional music video titled “Sh!T Straight” via Up The Charts hinting at a possible full-length project being released in 2021 and since then the fans have been patiently waiting for more music.
Watch: Pasto Flocco + 22gz in “R2”
One of the most radiant new talents to arise from Queens, New York, Pasto Flocco is at the forefront of this generation’s new wave of talented rap artists. Flocco began his solo music career in 2018 after trying his hand at basketball. Although one of the highest-ranked middle school basketball players, he shifted gears and focused his energy on music. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Lil Uzi Vert, Famous Dex, and Migos, he’s been on an unstoppable run since the release of his first solo song, “Ball Hard,” and his breakout hit “Man Down,” which surpassed 2 million streams while being independent.
Since then, the rapper/producer released a three-track project, 3 Musketeers in 2019, followed by a bevy of mixtapes via SoundCloud. In 2020, he shared his debut album Dreams 2 Reality, spawning his viral single “Shawn M!,” which amassed over 5 million streams across DSPs and nearly 1 million YouTube views. Now with his momentum at an all-time high, Pasto Flocco unveils the official music video for “R2” featuring Brooklyn Drill maestro 22Gz. The high-octane collaboration unites two of the most innovative young voices originating from New York.
“R2,” co-produced by Pasto and J6, showcases a different style from the rising phenom. Known for his melodic musings, Pasto levels up on the hard-hitting track with defiant bars aimed directly at his naysayers. “When I became successful the people I used to fu*k with started moving shady and didn’t wanna speak to me,” says Pasto on his unapologetic new anthem. “Their jealousy fueled me and this song is about me flexin’ on them. G.O.A.T. of New York type sh*t.”