Deja Lu pays tribute to the legends of yesteryear whilst offering a playlist of hard-hitting originals designed to reignite the initial passion of the hip hop genre.
Rebecca Cullen
Hook-free and focused on clever wordplay and classic confidence on the scene, Westside Tray’s Holiday Season emerges complete with a lyric video that helps his smartly crafted bars captivate all the more-so.
Beautifully crafted, a heartbreaking take on an all too familiar state of being.
The whole playlist slowly but surely secures itself as something of an indie classic – great listening for 2020 and beyond.
This album of cover songs takes a decidedly unique approach to the dedicative art form, and sees artist Jeralyn Glass lead with the calming vibrational frequencies of crystal alchemy singing bowls.
Artist & songwriter Casey Ryan takes things back to the bare essentials with this beautifully soulful, stripped-back acoustic delivery that is Shapeless.
Upfront vocals & creative structuring of bars help inject a fresh level of intention to the alternative hip hop scene with this single from artist & rapper xtreamx.
Portland’s Rony builds from mellow confidence to striking outcries throughout this haunting, hard-hitting new hip hop release Block Boy.
Deep & soulful, softly raspy vocals draw attention from the offset as this simple yet intriguing, emotive new single from Caroline Mercedes boldly pours through the speakers.
Organic beginnings lead us rather beautifully into a dance-pop-ready ambiance & catchy realm of songwriting with this interesting new alt-pop single from Sweden’s Lella Daniels.
Certain ideas or fragments of voice are repeated to a hypnotic degree, and meanwhile – the song’s accompanying video builds further on this captivating, notably human aspect.
Echo Strike’s electro-pop meets pop-rock creative freedom joins forces with heartfelt songwriting & warming melodies throughout this colorful, considerate new album.