The West Philly front-runner has just unveiled yet another high octane track to feed the streets. Titled “Huntin”, SimXSantana has blessed his fanbase with an extremely pacy new offering that got me hype as fuck when he previewed it on Instagram, so I am glad he choose to add a music video along to it. Sim has consistently been in the studio ever since signing with Columbia and every snippet he offers is just as good as the last one. I have high hopes that a project is in the works for Sim and I can assure you that it … Continue reading SimXSantana Returns with energy | #Music

Veeze is an emerging emcee from Detroit who has just unveiled a new project titled, Navy Wavy. Veeze has recruited fellow Detroit natives, Beno, Peezy, Babyface Ray, and WTM Scoob DT in order to fully encapsulate this rhythmic offering. The 11 track project incorporates some of Veeze’s strongest work as it is evident he has methodically executed each and every track. Evidently striving for quality over quantity, there are no bad songs on the album and it is awfully promising for what Veeze has to offer in his bright future. Enjoy Navy Wavy below. Continue reading Detroit front-runner Veeze reveals an enticing new album | #Music

Quezzy is an emerging artist who hails from Anniston, Alabama and his latest track is a melodically powerful offering. Titled “TSA”, Quezzy only has 15 songs on Spotify but his future is awfully promising as he has such great control of his flow and delivery on basically every instrumental. The three and a half minute track is produced by Palaze as he provides an atmospheric instrumental for Quezzy to build his strong harmonies through his verses. Quezzy also has a PnB Rock co-sign under his belt as his talent is undeniable and clearly does not go over the heads of bigger … Continue reading Anniston, Alabama native Quezzy is on the rise | #Music

Troop Brand has a new album out called Carpe Diem. It is an R&B/Soul offering from one of music’s grooviest voices. The album bleeds sunshine, positivity, and indie sensibilities. ELEVATOR caught up with the rising artist in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia for an interview. What is your earliest memory of music? My earliest memory definitely involves my mom and her touring singing gospel. Do you have a musical family? Yeah, my mom and my little brother. Both are extremely talented and inspire me all the time. What do you remember about the first song you recorded? I remember every … Continue reading ELEVATOR Q&A: Troop Brand | #Music

With artists like MarMar Oso and Mozzy popping off in Sacramento, Yelly is bound to be the next star from her hometown. Today, the Sactown-native treats fans to “Revenge,” payback on an ex who mistreated her. It serves as the latest single off of her upcoming project, Don’t Drown. The video is shot by Rob Driscal and transitions from an open yard to Yelly torturing her ex in a dark room. It’s produced by D. Dot and gives us a glimpse of what to expect from her forthcoming effort. “I gave you so many chances, it feels like I’m losing … Continue reading Yelly gets “Revenge” in her new music video | #Music

After years of consistently dishing out gems time and time again, DillanPonders has been able to carve out a formidable pedestal for himself in the underground Toronto music scene. Always capable of creating something lyrically to awestruck, Shroom Daddy himself may have just dropped off his best material to date with his new single “Enigma.” With his hashed voice and a level of insight only earned through psychedelics, Dillan shares the anecdote of his current interpersonal-state while also reflecting on his immediate surrounding environment. Doing so in a way where you can’t just listen once, having multiple flows and a … Continue reading DillanPonders is on fire with “Enigma” | #Music

Returning to the pages of Elevator today is PNW favorite T.$poon with his latest release, ‘Big Spoon, Vol. 2.’ Following up from his 2018 EP Big Spoon that many on the West Coast were introduced $poon with, the buzzing rapper is back with his highly anticipated follow up installment mixtape. T.$poon has been applying consistent pressure throughout the year with the consistent release of singles as well as the star-studded ‘Look What I’ve Become‘ mixtape. With a new tape out to feed the streets, it is apparent that the emerging rapper is not taking his foot off the gas any … Continue reading Portland rapper T.$poon releases ‘Big Spoon, Vol. 2’ mixtape | #Music

On the heels of delivering his surprise EP 4L, Long Island recording artist Dontaé has returned to offer up a “Reality Check.” The visually-accompanied single is directed by PHIL, and swaps back and forth from a group meet with the homies to a high-speed chase down the road. “Shit I wanna be able to eat if I did have to whip up the pot,” Dontae raps. “It’s a culmination of emotions, caused by the evolution of myself along with my music. I’ve been fueled by these emotions to tap into another level of my artistry,” he states. Check out the song … Continue reading Dontaé delivers a “Reality Check” in new visuals | #Music

With his Elevator debut NaisuJonez knows how to stand out from others in his class. In this video “Gahdi” he shows the range in his music. The video starts on what appears to be the beach, then NaisuJonez and his “Renaissance Family” are riding out going crazy in a car. He is part of a movement called “Artrich”, which includes himself & 5mil. I like how this video is grungy and fun at the same time. This video was directed by “Eyedress”, which I would like to see make more videos. After watching this, these group of guys should do … Continue reading NaisuJonez releases Grungy video | #Music

AdeJosh happens to be a brand new face when it comes to my catalog of music, and I’m so happy that he has been brought to my attention. Just about two weeks ago, AdeJosh released the official music video for his latest single “Reload It”. What immediately made the Nigerian/British songwriter & musician stand out is the fact that he takes the upbeat & melodic elements of Afrobeat culture while adding his own engaging style and approach to the genre itself. The tune of this track is difficult to not dance or at least bop your head to, as it occupies … Continue reading AdeJosh is easily one of my new favorite Afrobeat artists & this is why | #Music