Washington DC based rapper A1 has dropped a brand new visual for the single, I Don’t Mean It, taken from his latest project, You’re Appreciated. Download your copy right here.
Song of the Day: My Dawgs – Ray Rizzle
Before the year is out, RAY RIZZLE drops another new track My Dawgs. The T-Black produced track shows his versatility while still maintaining his seamless flow and punch lines. Check it out!
EP Review: DreamVacation
Gerry Matthews (bass/backing vocals), Morgan Terrinoni (guitar), and Noah Alexander (drums) -aka LA indie rock band DREAMVACATION – have released their self-titled EP this month.
Produced by John Rausch (Taylor Swift, Pink, Florence and the Machine), the three-track set display the opposite ends of the rock music spectrum. The result is a delicate presence of panoramic soundscapes with the almost aggressive guitar gently ripping through the arrangements.
These rockers are definitely worth their weight in gold because they sure know how to effortlessly create a perfect balance of bitter and sweet. It’s worth a trial; have a listen right here.
Upcoming Release: How Yu Mean – Chansun
UK rapper CHANSUN is set to start 2016 on a slick vibe with his upcoming track, What Yu Mean, taken from his upcoming EP, A Peddlers Passion.
Snappy and straight to the point, the three-minute smooth banger gives a glimpse of the North Londoner’s lyrical prowess and effortless delivery. Have a Listen!
What Yu Mean is out on New Year’s Day via his record label 36 Peddler Music Group.
New Track! Mandatory Mantra – Benjamin AD
South-London ‘rap philosopher’ BENJAMIN AD released his brand new single, Mandatory Mantra on Friday.
The track is accompanied by a short-style visual, acting as a pseudo-diary entry to his world and serve to further illustrate the reality in his music. Directed by Lozcast, features BENJAMIN AD delivering his lyrics in a raw freestyle, highlighting the poignancy of the lyrics as a Mantra. Check out the visual here.
Mandatory Mantra is the second installment in a series of his monthly tracks. The previous installment, Come My Way, was praised by Red Bull UK.
