“A tribute to one of the Fore Fathers of what we now know as Hip -Hop, Kool Herc. This song is an embodiment of pure Hip-Hop with the Dj scratching over looped live instruments. Stalin the Inner-city Rebel pays homage with this well written and well verse ode to the legend himself. ”
“A classical piano intro turned jazzed up pop composition. The hook is catchy and preaches the “mantra” of doing whatever it is you wanna do. This song is an uplifting track about really digging deep inside and understanding that you can go as far as you push yourself to go. Smooth melodic vocals over a chill, pop style production. The bridge brings forth the climax of the track then leads to skillful play to end the song out as the chorus rings on. Janet Noh delivers with this one. ”
“Fayn punches you right in the face from the jump. Aggressive, gangsta music. This is a hard hitting track where Fayn takes you on the journey through the mainframe of a real “gangsta”. The snares pop off the production. The synths give you the feel of being trapped inside a mound of motion. This song jumps out the speakers. A straight banger.”
“The bass sets the tone of what’s to come on this dark, groovy tune. The instruments are masterfully played and perfectly in sync with the vocalist. Never overbearing or under bearing the artist. This is pure sound track music. From an 80s musical style to modern day com horror flicks. This song is a refreshing new sound that is definitely here to stay.”
“Bolier immediately pulls you into her world with wizardry of her enchanting vocals. Soft, but powerful. Smooth yet raw. The percussion acts as the heart beat of this trippy tune. This song could do well both internationally and performance wise. Bolier definitely delivers with this one.”
“The production on this track is big. What more would you expect though from anything Cam’ron stepped on. The Harlem Don doesn’t disappoint, delivering a bar filled classic of a verse over soulful pianos and trap percussions. Cali Ave Lo does not disappoint once entering into this lyrical juggernaut of a track. Raw, New York Hip-Hop. This song is a banger.”
“Soulful and chill. Conxept delivers a high energy banger over, smooth jazz style production. The way he dances in and out of the verses with multiple cadences keep me as a listener hanging on to every word. Heart felt. Emotionally evoking. This song is brilliantly arranged and masterfully composed. Would love to hear more from this artist. ”
“CAii’s vocals are both raw and edgy. Not the typical polished sound you usually get on pop style beats. The song has a dark yet confident undertone that caters to the message of being able to stand alone. Although you won’t be overly impressed with the vocal delivery the song itself is a vibe and definitely something you could turn up and jam out to. ”
“An anthem about the one thing we all crave. Peace of mind. This track is both soulful and futuristic. Meshing unlikely synths and live instrumentation from an early electric guitar. This song is a groove and brings on nothing but good vibes to whoever has the pleasure of getting a listen. Free spirited bars over relaxing production.”
“First off, the guitar player is masterfully skilled. The way they use the guitar alone to keep the pace and feed spice into the production when needed is groovy. Julianne has smooth, tonal vocals that blend in perfectly on top of this techno pop beat. The claps bring in the live performance aspect which draws the listener into the song as more of an experience than just a listen. This song is sure to make any dance floor get crazy. ”
“Poodah delivers a track reminiscent of early Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti. The song isn’t the most lyrical, but more of a vibe. It has a techno, gamey style production that is just as free flowing as the artist flow itself. This song is another example of artist being able to use their voices as instruments as well as to deliver the actual message of the song. Swag music. Poodah definitely has a bright future and is sure to have all the youngster’s going crazy with “Where I’m From.”
“The way the organ/electric piano sets up the listener fro the smooth vocals of Andre really set the tone. Falsetto vocals delivered both clean and crisp. Vocals dancing on top of the chill production as the artist swags out over the beat. This is a jam. Something you could definitely play and just ride the town to.”
“This song is a bop from inception. Deep, bass kicks and hi hats. Eery, telephonic adlibs complimenting the artist rough and raw delivery. Then the smooth transition into the melodic, trance style hook. This song has a futuristic undertone to it that could hint at this being a new wave of music in the near music. Very innovative. ”
“A playful new age play to Jay-Z’s “Girls, Girls, Girls” tune. The way the artist expresses how each woman is different while still keeping the rhyme pattern and scheme going with a Hip -Hop style production. Strings over soft percussions which give the song a mellow, and chill flow to it. Monotone delivery that never really changes yet it fits in the pocket of exactly what the song needs.”
“You ever just take a moment to lay down and fantasize. VCTR “Animation” is about thinking about your favorite person. This contemporary R&B track has an anime analogy to it but on a sexier tip. The song is smooth and keeps a consistent tempo.”
“Prince Angelus delivers pure West Coast sounds with “100 Miles of Runnin”. The track will make you hop up and dance across the flow. As Prince tells the story of being someone who is striving to keep their freedom. This is a classic yet modern gangsta rap track that will have you invested.”
“I like the finger snapping throughout Chris Shaba’s “Feelings Gone”. The song builds an emotional pull to anyone who is listening. Feelings are hard to deal with especially when you put your all into it and there’s a trigger that allows them to disappear. ”
“If you ever been tired of working this is the track for you. Sometimes going to work and dealing with people is tiresome. Verse Coast lays every work ain’t shxt thought in this track. They are so low key with their delivery that its hard to take the track serious until you really listen to what they are saying. Then you realize you can really relate. I can see this track going viral in a lot of reels. ”
“This song reminds me of when everyone was stuck inside for nearly two years and were finally able to go outside. It builds on the excitement of everything that you have on your to do lis. The track is direct and makes you want to participate in getting drunk and being loud. ”
“Not many artists can take a break and come back swinging but Malaynah proves that she is that artist. The talent provides a clear mix of Pop and Rap with empowerment. She talks about her life but she also talks about the troubles of the world, Reminds everyone of her talents and that she is here to deliver and not just be another female rapper. ”