Featuring an enchanting vocal from Josh Osho, RAX‘s latest track, Four Seasons – taken from his five-track EP, Just 4 You – is jam-packed with vivid emotion and eloquent lyricism pieced with hip-hop and jazz inspired instrumentation. The single follows on from the South London rapper’s introductory track Money Bee, which featured Zino Brown, Dee Pee (Section Boyz) and Bonkaz.
This could be a REAL summer banger! Watch the video to Four Seasons.
KING FARO revealed an open apology letter in the form of his latest track Stay.
Over his smooth and atmospheric trademark, the New Jersey R&B experimentalist pours his heart out over losing his other half, with the hope of winning her back. Since its release, the three-minute production receive some airplay from DJ Envy on Power 10.5.
NOTE TO GUYS: if you want to hold onto your beau, you better check out this track – and listen up!
SLIDE DILLINGER is a little on edge and paranoid in his new cut Ghetto Boy… oh dear! If you feel his pain, download your copy for FREE via SoundCloud.
Following her EP, The Dreamix Project (check out the review here) London alternative hip-hopper DREAMA is back with a hip-hop/trap/EDM number to broaden your musical horizon…you should know what to do by now, hit that play button.
Finland’s hottest hip-hop export VIEW makes an icy return with his new single, Coldest Season, released last Friday via VILD Recordings.
With its icy-entrancing beats and introspective wordplay, Coldest Season is a darker offering compared to the previous single, Lace feat electro duo LCMD, which was supported by The 405 and The Line Of Best Fit. The single is taken from View’s upcoming debut album which will be released later in the year.
Following the success of his debut EP Avalon, Helsinki based View – real name Juuso Ruohonen – has already made a name for himself in his homeland with his own brand of darkly hypnotic beats and introspective lyrics. Favouring minimalism and low-toned sounds, the 23-year-old focuses on personal issues such as depression and identity, giving his music a rare and poignant honesty.
The Coldest Season is now available via iTunes…but for now, check out the black and white visual to the single.
