Song of the Day: Super Soldier – State Of Nation (ft. Ghost Killah & Killah Priest)

London based artist and producer STATE OF NATION has teamed up with the Legendary Wu-Tang Clan for the rambunctious track, ‘Super Soldier’ taken from State of Nation’s debut album ‘Dark to Light’, to be released at the end of 2022.

​​Ghostface Killah comes through and rocks a super cosmic opening with galactic level articulation and hype delivery to kick off the journey into the Super Soldier story! In true, unique, Ironman style, Ghost takes us interstellar before the breathtaking chorus locks in the catchy and emotional hook. The depth of the second verse dropped by the ever philosophical Killah Priest is a testament to his expansive knowledge of the universe. The storytelling of Priest captures your imagination in ways that no other rapper can come even close to on this rollercoaster rhyme.

​Check out the bad boy production below…

Watch DDG’s Cinematic Visuals For Latest Track, ‘If I Want You’

Following a string of successful singles so far this year, DDG the multi-platinum Michigan rapper has made a strong return with the visuals to his latest seductive single, ‘If I Want You’.

On the track, DDG serves up emotionally charged verses and a hypnotic hook underlined by beautiful background vocals and mesmerizing harmonies. The music video is starring none other than his girlfriend Halle Bailey of Chloe x Halle who appears in the accompanying cinematic visual, which depicts their vibe on-screen in a fascinating fashion. It notably paves the way for his anxiously awaited new album, ‘It’s Not Me, It’s You’, coming very soon…. but for now, why not check out the official video for the single below…

Gordon Glamzy Drops His Latest Smooth Joint, ‘Sip Sip’

On the back of tracks, ‘That’s Just Me’ and ‘Touch’, R&B singer GORDON GLAMZY comes through with delightful new single, ‘Sip Sip’, an alluringly sultry pop/R&B anthem which encompassess elements of his music idols such as Doja Cat, Daniel Caesar, Kali Uchis, and Troye Sivan.

Labelling himself a “melting pot of so many different things” as he loves to experiment with his style, the California native grew up listening to R&B, jazz, disco and Latin music. He has amassed a social media following of over 20,000 over his pages by being a performer and entertainer, creating content about his life, makeup career, and music.

His fans considers him a newcomer that’s a triple-threat to the music industry – what do you think? Well have a listen to Gordon’s ‘Sip Sip’ below, which was released last Friday (26th August), and judge for yourself…

Song of the Day: High – Muva Of Earth

A spiritual soul inspired by nature, life and her experience living as an Afrikan woman, listening to MUVA OF EARTH is like planting your feet in rich warm soil; blending spiritual mantras and conscious lyricism, her music is truly transformative. The South East Londoner invites us into her Afro-spiritual world with single ‘High’ as she announces her signing to Brownswood Recordings.

A thought-provoking and harmonic single lush with muva’s ethereal vocals and a chugging hip hop drum beat produced by Stephen Wesley Holmes, ‘High’ encapsulates a human’s ability to shape, transform and play with their own point of view – reframing nervousness into excitement and making the most out of a negative situation, resulting in a value-creating experience that demonstrates the power of manifestation.

Speaking on the single, muva of Earth says: “I wanted to make a song about being high on life. You may initially think that this is another song about DrugZ however my artistry will always intend to push my audience to new and greater ways of thinking…. I remember writing ‘High’ in my bedroom whilst hanging out with my sister Angel. I had the hook in my mind for a while and would continue singing and writing more lyrics on my bus journey’s, drawing from London and my own personal experience for inspiration”

Born in Brixton to Nigerian parents as Davina Adeosun-Bright (Davina, which originates from the word ‘divinity’, Adeosun pronounced A – de – o – shu is yoruba tongue and means ‘Crown of Ọṣun’ which is a dedication to the orisha and goddess of the river, Ọṣun), muva of Earth was raised to be strong and independent. Influenced by everyone from Beyonce, Sade, Alice Coltrane, Fela Kuti, Nai Palm, Andre 3000, Blood Orange, Princess Nokia, Little Simz and more, muva of Earth left home in Kent to move back to London in her teenage years to give her the freedom to immerse herself into her music – studying at college whilst gracing stages around London with her soulful tones. By connecting to her Yoruba roots, muva of Earth’s music explores the complexities of identity, the self and human connections over a bed of afrofuturistic rhythms and atmospheric horns.

Have a listen to this beautiful single below…

Watch Oloye Coldman’s Video For Latest Track,‘Sókè’ Featuring Louris Love

Nigerian singer-songwriter, rapper and producer OLOYE COLDMAN has unveiled the official music video for track, ‘Sókè’, a smooth R&B-inspired jam, that encourages all of us to keep our head up high when things are bleak.

‘Sókè’ features follow Nigerian rapper Louris Love. Check it out below…