Making his first appearance on our page with a tantalizing offer with the music video to his binary part song “Sick Boy/Sneak Dithen,” welcome Seattle’s own MistaDC. Coming off the September release of his new EP HAPPYer NOW, the experience from this visual is a theatrical equivalence to the dual offering within the song. MistaDC shows his diverse talents with his ability to sing and hold it down with an unorthodox brand of rapping. Contextually, he admits the interpersonal demons left to deal with while looking outward at the fake lives others decide to show, and how he’s not here to … Continue reading MistaDC Is On His Come Up | #Music

Plested can’t help himself: get him started on the topic of songwriting and the cheerful musician will tell you all the myriad ways in which he’s a tried-and-true believer in the power of a well-crafted song. “That’s natural to me. That’s what I know,” the singer-songwriter says of that almost-surreal way in which a particular set of chords and words can pair with the right melody and then just when the entire world feels in total disarray suddenly it all makes complete sense. “I write songs for those moments,” the artist who performs as Plested offers with a smile. “Regardless … Continue reading Plested stars in new music video | #Music

Reese LAFLARE gears up for the release of a brand new album titled Final Fantasy, due out November 8th. In the meantime, ATL pioneer and longtime homie Reese shares the official music video (more of a short film) for his fan favorited track “Hol’ Up”. The super dope clip was heavily inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill film, and by Limp Bizkit Ft. Method Man’s “N 2 Gether Now”. Reese has always done an incredible job at tastefully recycling some of our favorite elements from growing up, always putting his trapped out, skater-styled twist on things. Press play on the Atlas-directed … Continue reading Watch Reese LAFLARE kick-ass in his Kill Bill inspired music video | #Music

  Japanese creative Verdy, one of the leading trendsetters in streetwear, hosted the Verdy Harajuku Day Festival in Japan over the weekend of October 12th-14th. The event played host to many collaborations, some of the more notable with Takashi Murakami, Nike SB, Awake NY, HUMAN MADE and Beats By Dre. Chieff Bosompra snapped candid moments throughout the duration of the event, blessing us here on the other side of the world with an intimate glimpse into the harmonius and inspiring gathering. Images include sightings featuring Syd from The Internet, Kyle, Anwar Carrots and many others. Have a look at the gallery from the Verdy Harajuku Day Festival below.   Continue reading Japanese creative Verdy hosts Verdy Harajuku Day Festival in Japan | #Music

Loverboy is an up-coming artist from Hemet, California who just released his EP titled It Never Ends – the EP is influenced by Ronnie Radke, A Day to Remember,  and Deftones. Lyricism inspired by his current life’s circumstances and having to deal with the internal struggle if it all. You will find production by SLNDRMAN, Ghetto Wizard, Killedmyself & antisocialdylan on It Never Ends. If you are into a more alternative style rap this project is definitely for you. Follow his budding career in music on Instagram & Twitter  – click the Spotify link below to stream It Never Ends. Continue reading Cali artist Loverboy wants you to know it never ends | #Music

Lil Dude liberates the official music video for his hypnotic track titled “No Permission”.  The droned out single can be found on the rappers most recently released mixtape, Sorry 4 The Sleep 2. Press play on the visual treatment for No Permission below. Continue reading Lil Dude ain’t asking for a permission slip | #Music

Gino Haze makes his Elevator debut with new visuals for “Hold up”. The song is prod by “T.Reg” from Los Angeles and the video is shot by Don Bapiste out of Chicago. The video takes place in New York as Gino visits the city and tours different landmarks while also soaking up the culture. The Los Angeles artist is gearing to release a new EP at the top of the new year. I enjoyed how the video was rugged and saucy at the same time. Showed Gino having a good time with his friends while letting it be known that … Continue reading Gino Haze drops fire visuals for “Hold Up” | #Music

Los Angeles based artist Sudan Archives just released a new visual for her single “Glorious” featuring MC D-Eight – a title which strongly suits the song and the visual. She is a self taught instrumentalist – plays the violin, guitar and more. She was born in Cincinnati and has been called by her nick name Sudan since she was 17 years old. After being kicked out of her home, it prompted her to move to Los Angeles. I am enamored with her as an artist, her music and visuals. She proudly and invigoratingly flaunts her Afrocentric style fluidly enmeshing it … Continue reading Stones Throw artist Sudan Archives is feeling glorious on her latest visual | #Music

Na-Kel Smith is one of those guys that is impossible to put in a box. You can’t place limitations on someone who is dying to go hard at everything they do, and openminded enough to believe that, what they could in fact do, expands to anything they can imagine. Pro skateboarder, actor, and now musician, the young LA-bred talent is poised to have an incredibly impactful 2020, after setting himself up with a ground breaking 2019. The Narcowave affiliate has announced that his new album 3000NAKTEEN is slated for release on October 25th. To accompany his exciting news, NaK serves … Continue reading Na-Kel Smith is capable of anything. Dropping a fire music video is a no-brainer | #Music

Goonew fires off a bad ass new video for his Sparkheem and Mannyvelli-produced track titled “Moesha”. The visual clip was directed by 4QKP, and the song was featured on the rising rappers Back From Hell project, which is currently out and available on all streaming platforms. Press play on the official music video for “Moesha” below. Continue reading Goonew delivers a dynamic new video for “Moesha” | #Music