Aiming high for the latest dance-craze and hip-hop-pop crossover, J.Juice hits the scene with a brand new anthem of heavy bass and simple lyrical repeats to quickly and rhythmically engage.
Hip Hop
Fast yet melodic bars inject an infectious level of passion and integrity into an otherwise dreamy soundscape – King Keil lays bare his story and intentions with a mighty sounding Believe Me.
“Image is super important to me, that’s why I got the grapes and purple all over me, it’s also something to help build my brand off of.”
Stylishly blending melodic ambiance and intentional story-telling, queveion sets the mood and impresses as an engaging, catchy Walked In hits the scene.
Leaning back towards the classic jazz-kissed anthems of hip hop’s origins, Atwood Bookie keeps things nostalgic and laid-back throughout a soul-pop-kissed Playa 2.
Another “DELUXE” Album is the project, Flipsn Springs exercising his right to overpower the mic and keep things colourful and fresh on the musical front.
Intensely euphoric, distorted synth production backs up this hip hop anthem of late-night confidence and chaos from an easily recognisable Stephen Allen Music.
Heavy bars and equally heavy, haunting production creates a strong balance between classic and contemporary hip hop throughout Elles-Moca’s latest anthem.
Creative production and contemporary trap rhythms meet with an equally modern auto-tune lead and a refreshingly emotive storyline and melody – Dat Dude and 5tr3 get conceptual and ambient with Drip.
Clever bars, unique sound-design, passion and precision united – Angels stands out for its strength of character, skill and professionalism all at once.
Creative production offers cinematic detailing just briefly, before an intensely bass-heavy rhythm kicks in and blows up the speakers – OGKD keeps his vocal upfront and crisp for the quirky new anthem Dash.
“RIP Juice WRLD, arguably the most talented artist of all time. I was lucky to see him perform twice before the tragedy happened late 2019. I cried for a week when that happened.”