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The Blueprint of a Hustler: How Tesslaa is Rewriting the Independent Playbook
In an era where the UK rap scene feels increasingly saturated with carbon-copy melodies and forced viral moments, there’s something refreshing about an artist who leans into the grit. Enter Tesslaa, the South London-adjacent
Read More »Marcus Christ Returns with The American Pharaoh: A Relentless Comeback Fueled by Purpose and Obsession
MtB Entertainment proudly announces the upcoming release of The American Pharaoh, the newest album from Marcus Christ, arriving in stores and across digital platforms on April 7th. This project marks a defining moment in
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IF YOU CONTROL THE STREETS, YOU CONTROL THE CULTURE
How KB “The Playmaker” Barrell Plans To Save The Music Industry The music industry is not broken—it is misaligned. Over the last decade, the business has shifted aggressively toward digital infrastructure. Streaming platforms, social
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Prophiavelli Links with EMPIRE and Steps Into New Territory With “Wildin’
Most artists wait for permission to evolve. Prophiavelli has never been most artists. The Haverstraw, New York rapper, self taught songwriter and producer who also studied audio engineering at SAE Institute in Manhattan has
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38 Goblin Returns in 2026 With New Music, Vision, and the Rise of GBLN WEAR
Christopher Flores, professionally known as 38 Goblin, is an emerging independent artist, film director, and editor based in Louisiana. Known for his raw energy, authentic storytelling, and street-influenced sound, 38 Goblin is steadily building
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The Introspective Rise of Ibbz Awan: From Hounslow to the World
In the ever-evolving landscape of UK Black music, there are those who chase the temporary high of a viral TikTok clip, and then there are those who build for the long haul. Hailing from
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From the Fog to the Forefront: Siraj Singh Claims His Moment in Kings Cross with “Only Live Once”
Having tracked the pulse of London’s underground and mainstream intersections for two decades, I’ve seen countless artists attempt to capture the chaotic friction of the capital. But few lean into the vulnerability of the
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