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Korean Sean feat. Omelly – Spaz (Dir. By Snoop Torriano)
We always try to introduce our followers to new up and coming artists, especially artist from Philly. One name that you should be on the lookout for is Korean Sean. Recently Korean Sean linked
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Alessia Cara & Zedd – Stay
Alessia Cara links with Zedd for a new collaborative single titled, “Stay.” Alessia’s soothing vocals are heard over the funk-meets-electro infused production. It is said the two first met in 2016 at the HALO
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Calvin Harris – Slide Ft. Frank Ocean x Migos
With the climate of music these days, it’s not too surprising to see artists collaborating with people outside their genre. For his latest single, Calvin Harris is joined by Frank Ocean and the Migos
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Coop Poppy – Trap Master (Official Video)
Uptown Philly’s own Coop Poppy has been consistently heating up the streets since the year started. This week he dropped a new visual for his record “Trap Master”. The video was shot by Make
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Metro Boomin’ to Launch His Own Record Label
Metro Boomin has undoubtedly made a name for himself as a producer. He’s worked with artists such as Drake, Gucci Mane, Kanye West, and Migos on chart-topping records! With his success, the 23 year
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Chill Moody – Its Gon’ Be A Nice Year (EP)
Philly has always been known for having lyrical and creative rappers. One artist in the city that embodies both qualities is Chill Moody. This month Chill blessed his fans with a new EP called
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Keffaleng – Not So Famous
Keffaleng gives us the first official preview of his forthcoming Not So Famous EP, set to drop next month, with the release of the projects Yani-produced title track. Reminding fans and critics alike that he hasn’t made it
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2 Eleven – That’s Out Ft. Earl Swavey & Mitchy Slick
Grind Til We Rich rapper 2Eleven drops off his new track, “That’s Out,” featuring Earl Swavey and West Coast mainstay Mitchy Slick. Delivering some new slang and lingo over production from Cypress Moreno, Deuce shows why the streets of LA keep coming back
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