“Jos3ph’s “THIS LA” presents an opportunity for the artist to showcase his sound and identity through a track centered on the Los Angeles experience. The song’s overall impression will depend on how its production, delivery, and lyrical perspective work together to communicate the atmosphere and personality behind the record. I”
“Canadian Rapper, Keadon Carium drops his track, ‘Lustful Problems.’ The song has some Pop sensibilities though the flow leans heavy on its Rap cadence.
The tone is unique, and the timing spot on. The track is on the shorter side but it delivers its message by getting in and out with engaging efficiency.”
“Jack & Jack is the collective effort of childhood best friends Jack Gilinsky and Jack Johnson. The pair first showcased their artistic efforts on Vine with comedic videos and today they put much of their creativity into their music.
’All On You’ is a synth heavy, Indie Pop track about supporting the one you love through good times and bad. The beat is infectious and the vocal performance keeps the listener engaged start to finish. ”
“The Money Shots are an anonymous music collective who are currently underground for safety concerns. They are advocating for radical democracy.
It says a lot about the world we are living in that a collective of talented musical artists have to hide their identity when advocating for people to stand up and fight for their rights. Transcending genre, the track is a talented array of artists and styles that combine to form and engaging protest song.
’Rise Up’ is an anthem to the fed up and the pissed off and I am here for it.”
“Recording at the legendary Royal House Recording Studio, ‘I Been,’ just might be Ice Meez’s best work yet. The Northern Californian rapper has caught the ear of Platinum artist Tee Grizzley who flew Meez to Detroit to record this track.
Riding a confident mid-tempo bounce, the track has a commercial edge making it accessible to all without sacrificing the West Coast vibes or edge that has defines California’s scene for decades.”
“The beat and groove is alluring on simon lucas’s track, ‘midnight drive.’ The closing number to his sunnyboy EP the track is meant to conjure what happens next vibes to the story and album but it can also serve as an ethereal groove for anyone just feeling the vibes and ideas of a new, much needed, beginning. ”
“Last Alex! captures a vibe on ‘PALM TREEZ,’ and track that has one foot in modern Hip Hop vocal style while not running from the past by utilizing a Boombap beat to drive the tempo and add nuance to the a trippy little flow. ”
“Ice Meez unleashes a flow that hits hard, but don’t discount this beat and backing as it feeds the lyrics in a meaningful way by setting the tone. ‘The Other Side’ is a street anthem, a declaration of truth as lived by the artist.”
“Ese $antana’s “Malandrin PT. 2” brings gritty energy with hard-hitting production and a confident delivery that commands attention. The track leans into its street-inspired sound while maintaining a relentless pace from start to finish. I also love how he makes the song bilingual. ”
“Man I love everything about this. The vinyl scratch in the backing, that beat, and the tasty old school delivery. Fun truth and words of wisdom spit in the classic way that takes me back. A relatable and easily digestible flow that will have you quickly singing along with Provurb in pure ‘Joy.’”
“Moving on is hard especially when you can still feel those feelings of old. Hip Hop artists Ozi and Cat’s Eye unfurl this flow about wanting to ‘Work It Out,’ but some damage is irreversible and sometimes things will never be the same. The track has a old school West Coast rap vibe that keeps the linster on the edge, leaning in for the entire lyrical build.”
“Two-time Canadian Choice Award winner Di$tinct unleashes what he is ‘KNOWN FOR.’ And what he is known for is with a strong hook and rhythmic delivery that not only holds your attention but demands repeat listens. A little old school Gangsta Rap style mixed with a modern contemporary pace and writing gives this track pop and a strong hook. ”
“Errol Eats Everything is turning back the back and taking Hip Hop back to it roots with ‘Round N Round.’ The track features Rome Streetz and delivers lyrical punches that land with far more than a catchy beat and hook. That is not to say the track isn’t fire that hooks, just that there is emotional depth and meaning behind this flow with old school sensibilities.”
“TORK” by BigBagMack hits with raw energy and confidence, driven by a hard beat that matches his aggressive delivery. The track feels unapologetic and street-rooted, showcasing his ability to talk his talk without overcomplicating the message. Lyrically, it’s more about presence and attitude than storytelling, which works for the vibe he’s setting.
Overall, “TORK” is a solid turn-up record that reinforces BigBagMack’s momentum and sound.”
“Mylani Tsunami brings raw emotion and lyrical honesty to the forefront with “Gwendolyn”. The track feels intimate yet powerful, showcasing her ability to tell personal stories through a sound that’s both fluid and fearless. With this release, Mylani Tsunami continues to carve out a distinct voice that demands attention and leaves listeners wanting more.”
“New Orlean Hip-Hop has always been influential on the scene and FARROW joins a group of talented artist to come out of the city. ‘Planting Seeds’ is a track about investing in your future by taking care of yourself and your business. A thinking man’s track the lyrics give you something new each time you listen.”
“Lil Pak steps into a new lane with “No Heart,” linking up with Gunna for a track that blends icy confidence with smooth, melodic flexing.
Lil Pak delivers sharp, focused verses that feel like he’s leveling up, tapping into a colder, more polished persona. Gunna slides in with his signature effortless flow, adding a glossy layer that elevates the entire record.”
“Taye Blues’ “GTTH” hits hard from the jump a sharp, confident rap track that blends street grit with self-reflection. His flow is clean and assertive, riding a slick beat that keeps your head nodding. Lyrically, Taye spits about hustle, loyalty, and staying true while cutting through the noise.”
“Hailing from Canada and standing 6’2 Lex Leosis is used to standing out. And now she’s turning Hip-Hop stereotypes u[side down with her deep voice and wild curls. A self-proclaimed recoevering people pleaser, she dedicates ‘sayso’ to others who have went against their gut for the benefit of others. Especially women and queer folks who’ve carried the weight of others, and now must learn to build boundaries and reclaim space for themselves.
Beyond this, the track has a gnarly infectious beat and an undeniable rhythm that will leave you singing along long after the last note has faded.”
“BlackDiamond and Compton Av team up to deliver this hard hitting flow. The streets of Fresno shaped BlackDiamond and a thirteen year prison stint further honed who he is today. ‘Who’s Next’ is the kind of track that will resonate for others but comes from the heart and soul of a an artist that is simply spitting his own truths.”