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Mace Syre – “Abandoned”
Emerging Chicago recording artist Mace Syre prepares for 2021 with an attention-grabbing new single called “Abandoned.” Enlisting the talented producer, Sighost, Mace explores the toxicity that comes from the fall-out of a romantic relationship.
Read More »TheHxliday Stays Cheery & Bright in “Laugh A Little” Video
Dropping Jan. 1st via Motown Records, BatBxy EP is TheHxliday’s way of starting 2021 off right. The 6-song EP tackles themes of love, love lost, and struggles with mental health, it’s a culmination of what TheHxliday learned through 2020 and
Read More »Gabrielle Lynn Completes 2020 On A High Note W/ Her Self-Titled “Gabrielle” (EP)
Needless to say, but 2020 has been one helluva year. Some people have found success and some have faced major adversities in their personal lives. Gabrielle Lynn is one who has found a way
Read More »Toosii, Farina, and Amanda Cerny Partner on VR Concert
Youcanevent.com, the leader in virtual reality experiences, announces a first of its kind virtual concert called “The Revolution of Celebration.” Taking place on New Years Eve, Dec 31st @ 10 pm est, the concert
Read More »Rubi Rose Drops Off Debut Mixape ‘For The Streets’
Rubi Rose has been celebrating the holiday season with the surprise release of her debut mixtape, For The Streets. On her new body of work, the Eritrean-American rapper exudes confidence and charisma as she embraces her newfound
Read More »Meet Luis “Lu” Mota: The Man Who Made Columbia Records #1 In 2020
2020 was unprecedented for the entire music industry. While most labels suffered sufficient loss, Columbia Records had a fantastic year with the success of popular label acts Fivio Foreign, Lil Tjay and Polo G.
Read More »Dirty Harry – Shake Back (Video)
Hip-Hop became a genre with almost nothing to do with its own origin anymore, or at least many fans of it think that way today. Frankly, the new school and mumble rap are not
Read More »Bow Wow hopes to bring “106 & Park” back
It has been reported that Bow Wow wishes to bring “106 & Park” back. On Twitter, the emcee tweeted several times
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