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Jules Zion Talks Hip Hop and His Hollywood Debut
At just six years old, Jules Zion is already proving that talent runs deep and rhythm runs even deeper. The young actor and performer, who will star as Troy Bolton in the upcoming High
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Alright King Rises with “The Dawn,” a Testament of Faith and Redemption
In an era where the lines between faith and fame often blur, Alright King stands firmly rooted in purpose. His newest album, “The Dawn,” marks a profound chapter in his journey—a work shaped by
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J Menace Is Building Something Bigger: Why the Chicago Rapper Deserves Your Attention
When you dig beneath the surface of Chicago’s rap circuit, you find artists who not only narrate their survival but redirect it, and that’s where J Menace stands out. The body of work he’s just
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Plunders: Birmingham’s 22-Year-Old Visionary Redefining Southern Ambition Through Music
Robert Banks, better known by his stage name Plunders, is a 22-year-old artist from Birmingham, Alabama, born on December 17, 2002. Standing tall at 6’3”, Plunders carries the presence and determination of someone destined
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Skreet2x’s Blueprint: A Tight, Stream-First Statement
Jayden Street, known professionally as Skreet2x, consolidates his streaming-era approach to hip-hop with Blueprint, released October 22, 2025. Born March 28, 2001, in the Indianapolis area and active since 2019, Skreet2x has built a
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The SPOZZ Manifesto – The Fair Music Revolution Spotify Never Started
SPOZZ, the community-owned music network, unveils its Manifesto — for a fair and rewarding music economy. [ZURICH, ZH, SWITZERLAND]: SPOZZ, the community-owned music network, has released the SPOZZ Manifesto — a statement for a
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Pure Plank: From the Ring to the Rhythm—How a Fitness Board Is Finding Groove in Hip‑Hop Culture
In the noisy crossover space between fitness, pop culture, and street energy, one upstart company is quietly carving its lane: Pure Plank. Born from the minds of WWE‑turned‑AEW stars Adam Copeland and Jay Reso,
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