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POLO G RETURNS WITH “GNF (OKOKOK)”
With the success of his 2020 Platinum certified album THE GOAT, Polo G today returns with the release of “GNF (OKOKOK),” marking the beginning of his new musical chapter and his first song and video release of
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Pressa – “Attachments” ft. Taliban Glizzy
Today, Pressa premiered the official music video for “Attachments” feat. Taliban Glizzy on YouTube WATCH HERE. As an upcoming rapper from the D.C. area, Taliban Glizzy proves he may be following his brother Shy Glizzy’s footsteps, but stands on
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White John & Rucci Drop a New Music Video
Annihilating L.A. instrumentals with reckless abandon, Inglewood native White John is well-respected in his city’s rap scene. Proving once and for all that he’s harder than your MCM and your baby daddy, White John shares “I Need
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Keep Your Eye Out For Harlem’s Youngest Drill Artist Edot
At the ripe age of 15, Edot has captured the attention of the city of New York and industry professionals with his brash energy. Finding passion in pursuing music during pandemic, EDot mixes drill
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Boss Wood & Big KRIT – Spaceships
Born and raised in Mississippi Boss Wood won the Instagram Glorious Challenge Krit issued 2 years ago via Instagram. Not letting a stone go unturned. He doubled back to work with Krit to create
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Young Dolph and Key Glock say it’s a go in “Green Light” video
“Everything a go, it’s a green light.” — Young DolphIn the video for “Green Light,” Young Dolph and Key Glock skip out on their luxury vehicles for the day, opting for public bus transportation, where they pass out
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03 Greedo Recruits Wiz Khalifa for “Substance (We Woke Up)” (Remix)
Blessed with a supernatural sense of melody, the legend of 03 Greedo has only grown larger during his time in prison. Tapping a rap superstar to remix a career highlight, the L.A. living legend shares “Substance (We Woke
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South Carolina Rapper, Yung Meme, Dives into Complex Relationship on New Song, “Focus”
In the last few years we have seen several rappers emerge out of the Carolinas, from DaBaby and Toosii to Renni Rucci, Morray, Lil Mexico and more. Yung Meme, a native of Columbia, South
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