London-based rapper WHOISORION continues with his consistency of releases this year with his latest track ‘Wagwarn King’.
His signature bar-heavy style laces the throwback hip-hop beat produced by established producer, Marow. For this single, WhoisOrion has taken a different approach than usual, touching on more conscious topics. The catchy hook is an easy one for us to sing along to and gives space to take in the message of the record.
‘Wagwarn King’ was released last Wednesday (27th July). Why not hit that play button below…
Kentucky hip hop artist CRYPT is back with the video for his new single ‘The Burrows’. The video is a short horror/thriller film that goes along just perfect with the song. “I really love doing these story type music videos,” Crypt adds. “If you want more please give the video a like to help spread it!”
Flexing his passion for innovation and collaboration,Barcelona rapper and acclaimed actor LEÏTI SÈNE joins forces with a multitude of global producers on the record, with brand new EP, ‘AP00€AL1P$¡’ an embodiment of Leïti’s expansive creative network and his melting pot of eclectic influences. An artist who has garnered global attention with his heady fusion of rap, trap, pop and hip-hop – performed in Catalan, Spanish and English and informed by his Senegalese roots, ‘AP00€AL1P$¡’ shows a new side to Leïti as he infuses each record with his experimental take on Afrobeats.
The seven-track project features recent singles ‘BITCOIN’ , the release marked a shift towards a more personal narrative for Leiti – with the video announcing his pregnancy with revered stylist Sita Abellan (Kim Kardashian, J Balvin) and ‘5:05 PM’ a collab with the Argentine rapper and global sensation Trueno.
A multifaceted talent, Leïti is also an established actor, best known for his role in the international Netflix series Elite, and a sought after style tastemaker (Napapjiri x NTS, Nike and more).
The Bronx, New York, is home to many mythical rap figures. From Fat Joe and KRS-One, down to Grandmaster Flash, Slick Rick and Big Pun — it’s no secret the concrete-bound borough is home to some generational talent. SPRTYK is no exception.
The NY rap queen is the embodiment of a renaissance artist, turning her hand to any instrumental and tackling it head-on. For confirmation, look no further than SPRTYK’s latest offering, ‘Reggie Rocket’.
‘Reggie Rocket’ pulls heavily from the hard-cut New York rap delivery reminiscent of The LOX, Mobb Deep, Remy Ma and Method Man. With a legendary crop of inspiration and boatloads of style, SPRTYK conjures up a trap-flavoured street anthem. Don’t let the track’s two-minute length fool you: producer Michael Mattice II scatters bellowing 808 drum kicks, a thick, bouncy bassline and quotable ad-libs throughout.
Before ‘Reggie Rocket’, SPRTYK dropped the Nephew Hesh-produced heater ‘Project Heat’. With a colour-bursting, left-field video companion video to match, SPRTYK’s recent output stands as a meteoric comeback for the Bronx poet.
BULLET BRAK returns with a lyric video for latest track ‘For Real’, produced by a longtime Bullet faithful, Gus. Bullet Brak teams up with lyrical heavyweight, Chris Rivers where these two lyricists apply punchlines and metaphors filled with recollection on the world around them.
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