Hip-Hop standout Asha Imuno shares video for ‘Bullseye’

Triple threat rapper, singer and producer ASHA IMUNO unveils the official music video for ‘Bullseye’ from his debut album ‘Pin & Needles’ (March 1st via Guin). The video was directed by Angel Orozco.

“‘Bullseye’ is about the complexity of my relationship to home, and the discomfort of feeling like there’s something to prove to myself and my loved ones. It’s an ode to the shadows of the men in my family, my vices, and inherited pitfalls,” says Asha.

‘Pins & Needles’ was called “one of the most promising debut albums of the decade” by Ones To Watch, and has received praise from Billboard, Office, Uproxx, Rolling Stone and more. In addition, Asha was featured in Pigeons and Planes’ 24 artists to watch in 2024 list, which noted Asha is “an artist who’s skipping towards the spotlight,” and that, “it’s clear that 2023 was the precursor to his breakout.” The rising star has earned co-signs from Hit-Boy, John Mayer and Jordan Ward.

In recent news, Asha has been selected to participate in the second season of the The Mastercard Artist Accelerator program, in partnership with Ones To Watch. For additional information, see here.

Asha will support Berhana on his upcoming “The Nomad’s Tour” in the U.S., from 11th April – 27th April…but for now, he presents his official video to the soulful boombap offering. Check it out below…

Nayla Savannah drops single ‘Brown Sugar Boba,’ ahead of debut EP, ‘SavyNThaBuilding’

Taken from her highly anticipated debut album, ‘SavyNThaBuilding’,West Coast artist NAYLA SAVANNAH‘s latest single, ‘Brown Sugar Boba,’ is a groovy love bop is guaranteed to ignite the passion and excitement of having a new crush.

‘Brown Sugar Boba’ is more than just a catchy tune; it’s a celebration of love and the thrill of having a crush. Inspired by Nayla’s own love for Boba and her desire to catch the attention of a special someone, the song captures the exhilarating rush of emotions that come with budding romance.

Nayla’s debut single sets the tone for what’s to come in her upcoming album, showcasing her versatility as an artist and her ability to create music that resonates with audiences of all backgrounds. Whether you’re singing along with your boo or lighting up the dance floor, ‘SavyNThaBuilding’ offers something for everyone to vibe to. So expect to be swept away by Nayla’s smooth vocals and infectious energy as she she goes on a journey of childhood memories and personal experiences.

Produced exclusively by ReddNThaBuilding, ‘SavyNThaBuilding’ promises to deliver a diverse range of tracks, from soulful ballads to upbeat anthems. Listen to ‘Brown Sugar Boba’ below and let Nayla’s sultry vocals serenade you and your love interest…

R&B artist Nyreisha shares smooth joint, ‘Wanna Umm’ ft. Devvon Terrell

Hailing from the streets of San Diego, California, singer-songwriter NYREISHA has been belting out the classics since she was able to walk. At just age five, she had already been performing Shanice Wilson’s ‘Yesterday,’ and Mary J. Blige’s ‘I’m Goin’ Down,’ like they were her own.

It wasn’t until the year 2007, when she’d sang along to Fergie’s ‘Big Girl’s Don’t Cry,’ that Nyreisha realized she had a real gift, and that music was the only thing her heart wanted to beat for, for the rest of her life.

In 2018, after many years of learning and perfecting her vocal abilities, she wrote and recorded her first single entitled, ‘Vibe.’ It was only up from there. Nyreisha discovered her passion not just for singing, but for writing lyrics as well. This led to countless hours of writing and recording in the studio and eventually paved the way for her to write her greatest single yet, ‘Wanna Umm’ featuring Devvon Terrell.

Nyreisha wholeheartedly believes in two things: that music is a universal language and that no one makes it anywhere without love. Through her passion for writing and singing, she looks forward to sharing all her newest songs and creative visuals, and ultimately taking the world by storm, one heart at a time. “Life goes one way, and that’s forward, so let’s move with love.” -Nyreisha

Listen to ‘Wanna Umm’ below…

OUT TODAY: Nayla Savannah Bares Her Soul on Track, ‘Too Close’


Californian Rapper NAYLA SAVANNAH puts all cards on the table and bares all on her frustration of living with family in her brand new track, ‘Too Close’.

Her spoken-word approach fosters a confessional tone, one that is as candid as it is deliberate, each and every syllable hitting with a deceptively loose precision.

Inspired by the likes Jill Scott, 2 Pac, Queen Latifah, Missy Elliot and Nelly, Nayla Savannah began making music in high school and continued to record throughout college. She makes music with her heart sharing experiences she has had and an array of emotions to growth it.

‘Too Close’ is released today (9th August) across various music platforms. Have a listen below…

Song of the Day: Found – Quiet Son & Arula

With their dreamy, dark, sensual sound, ARULA & QUIET SON form a duo whose music combines the qualities of both urban electronica, dance, and experimental folk with an infusion of melodic pop sensibilities. Initially starting as a remote song collaboration between the two California artists & producers, the project blossomed into a fully realised LP that winds through themes of self-discovery, reclamation, climate consciousness, and romantic vulnerability.

In just a little over a year, Arula & Quiet Son have played shows throughout California, touring with acts like Random Rab & Desert Dwellers. The first single and title track from their debut album, ‘Found’, explores the power and direct connection between the feminine and nature.

Excited about the release, Arula says: “‘Found’ is a reclamation of the power that can only be harnessed from within. It is an ode to anyone who has ever felt lost, confused, or like they don’t fit it. It is a reminder that we can always be found within ourselves, and within the receptive energy of nature and earth”

Quiet Son elaborates: “The production of this song is really special to me. It was such a unique challenge, because when I heard the initial demo I realised the message of the song is so clear that I had to make sure the production supported Arula’s vision precisely. It was an exploration in creating and subsequently releasing tension: to build the sound around Arula’s vocals as the message of the song evolves from one of self-doubt into one of complete reclamation, empowerment, and ecstasy. It was fun to let that huge bass synth take over in the last chorus; I think it really opens the song up and symbolizes the feeling of relief and blessing we can feel when we give ourselves permission to take control of our lives and destinies.”

Arula continues: “Our hope is that this song reminds you that you are powerful and enough, just because you exist. May you always feel found within yourself.”

Take a peep at the stunning video for ‘Found’ below, directed by Jade Sanchez of Earth Based Media.