Stylish bass and retro synths meet with an LMFAO-style vocal and story-line throughout an anthem-ready What’s New, from Isaac2X.
Hip Hop
Purpose, talent and artistry unite amidst a series of brilliantly engaging original tracks – Rozelle Wilson’s latest album proves a mighty testament to the ability and depths of the artist.
Bass lines, big beats and bold poetic reflections – Hello World inspires, energises, keeps things simple and complex all at once; laid back and intense at the very same time.
The self-proclaimed King of Up Music, J-Juice returns with another infectious dance anthem.
Four original tracks make up The Comeback EP, showcasing the voice of Dapro – in tone and intention – with a strong sense of character and influence in modern hip hop.
Short lines and familiar phrasings meet with a vocal flow that evolves and impresses increasingly throughout a respectably varied arrangement.
Beautifully peaceful, breathy and calming, inspiring a sense of possibility in times of struggle – talking openly on depression in a relatable, powerful way.
Retro in image and style but crisp and impressive in content and overall production – 20DUCE drives with vocal intensity and smart, quirky yet intentional bars throughout a compelling and classic anthem that is O.G.
Just fifteen years of age and aiming high with a rap freestyle that draws you in and holds you captive for a mere yet mighty minute.
The voice and the instrumental details pierce through the noise of the world, connecting for their authenticity and precision alike.
Jona Da King underlines a certain refreshing air of self-awareness at the same time as proving faultlessly on form throughout his delivery.
BroGod brings in classic strings and a clear degree of depth as he takes on the current hip hop scene with heart and skill.