Cheryll Releases Her First Music Video Of 2021 For Single, ‘Fess Up’

Hailing from South London, CHERYLL has dropped alluringly striking visuals for her playful R&B throwback single, ‘Fess Up.’ The single is taken from her debut EP, ‘Transition’, a honest project, where she focuses on previous and current relationships.

The single is considered by the soul songstress as their most personal work to date as she completely opens up about her experiences when it comes to the game of love. Possessing the vibes of Beyonce and Destiny’s Child, ‘Fess Up’ sees Cheryll taunting a love interest into coming clean to her.

The talented R&B contender is set to release a string of singles throughout this year…so expect some more beautifully raw material from Cheryll… but for now, check out the official video for ‘Fess Up’ below, shot and edited by videography duo Tory and Joloff.

UK Rapper Harvy Green Drops Single ‘Empire’ + Video

Drumming up over a 100,000 views on YouTube from videos to singles ‘Smoke’ and ‘Mars,’ which also earned him over 40,000 streams on Spotify, upcoming rapper HARVY GREEN circles back to drop his 5th single titled ‘Empire’ + music video.

Keeping in line with his already released tracks, the 24-year-old delivers his bars as the heavy autotune trap style draws comparisons to Young Adz. The young rapper fuses his hip-hop influences into his raw, rhythmic and intriguing vibe to his music. On his new single, harvy green brings dark instrumentals to the table and blends them with smooth melodic flows, strongly resounding to the likes of Travis Scott, Gunna and Young Thug. The British rapper with Indian ethnicity caught the attention of American YouTuber Brandon Rashad to his 620K subscribers, after which harvy’s listeners have continued to rise.

Keep your eyes peeled on this fiery spitter as he plans to drop an album later this year…but for now, check out the official video for ‘Empire’ below…

R&B Newcomer Dee Gatti Drops Trippy Video For ‘Clear My Mind’

Gearing up for the release of her much anticipated debut EP, ‘Just Called To Say’, due out later this year, Texas R&B singer and songwriter, DEE GATTI, has delivered a trippy video for the EPs’ lead single ‘Clear My Mind’ available now across all digital streaming platforms via The Orchard.

The Luan Philms directed video finds the fast rising artist singing assuredly about moving on from an ex lover.

Proclaimed an “Artist to Watch” by Ebro Darden of Beats1 Radio, Gatti’s ‘Clear My Mind’ follows her September 2020 single ‘Caught Up,’ and prior single ‘Chances,’ which prompted outlets like UPROXX, EARMILK, and R&B Radar to take notice. Previously, she’s worked with Jacquees, Phora, Brian Michael Cox, Los Hendrix, Sonic Major, and been co-signed by GRAMMY Award-winning songwriter and producer Nija Charles.

Why not check out the video for ‘Clear My Mind’ below… co-written with Fabio Pacheco and Devyn Moore and co-produced by Nick Lamb, Aniruddha Baishnab, and co-writer Pacheco.

Mighloe Shares Lo-Fi Single, ‘Don’t Call Me’ Ahead Of EP

The first release from her forthcoming EP, ‘Desperate Times’, Emerging Canadian singer-songwriter MIGHOLE releases ‘Don’t Call Me’, where she expresses the universal sentiment of reaching your breaking point that often leaves one jaded and weary of love.

Speaking of the single, Mighole says: “Writing ‘Don’t Call Me’ came from a place of being fed up. There are so many people that come in and out of our lives, and sometimes these people hinder our stability and sense of self. This song was my way of saying “enough!” I will no longer let these people take parts of myself. It’s me realizing that my energy is sacred and will not be disturbed. It’s the final “Fuck You” but say it politely. “Don’t Call Me.”

Watch the video for ‘Don’t Call Me’, produced by Dean Vision and LateNightDrive.

TrueMendous Drops Track ‘Don’t You Wanna’ + Video Ahead Of Album

As fans eagerly anticipate the release of ‘Misdiagnosis of Chyvonne Johnson’ on the 1st April via High Focus Records, TRUEMENDOUS  keeps up momentum with her third single release of the year, ‘You Don’t Wanna’. Churning the energy levels sky high, TrueMendous delivers an exhilarating record showcasing her dynamic and skippy flow. In harmony with her intricate flow patterns, the music video mirrors the pace through the changing backdrops and gradients.

‘You Don’t Wanna’ showcases powerful articulation and control, similar to her 2021 debut ‘Cause A Scene’. However, she is also able to demonstrate a soulful conscious rapping style seen in ‘Worst Child’.

Following on from the soulful and more rhythmic method of rapping TrueMendous surprises fans with a sneak peek of ‘Y’, which is teased at the end of the ‘You Don’t Wanna’ music video. The juxtaposition between both tracks exemplifies TrueMendous as an artist and her eclectic sound. Taken straight off the forthcoming album, ‘Y’ steers away from the fast paced levels of ‘You Don’t Wanna’ and sways towards a stripped back sound. Oozing with saxophone riffs, the slow pace is also reflected in the captivating visuals.

Check out the video for below…