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Malcolm Anthony & Squid Drop Their Dynamite First Single Off Upcoming Collab Tape

December 15, 2017

LA-based Malcolm Anthony has a keen ear for melody and distinctive vocals that have turned quite a few heads this year. He’s earned a reputation for his remarkable versatility and long -list of collaborations (Lex Luger, Pham, Wave Chapppelle and Sam F) along with a tireless work ethic that has kept him continuously relevant. Although … More Malcolm Anthony & Squid Drop Their Dynamite First Single Off Upcoming Collab Tape

Rising NY Artist Kazi Delivers His Highly Anticipated 2nd Single, “Neo Yokio”

October 7, 2017

Photo credit: Jeffrey Chambers Kazi is a New York-based recording artist, songwriter, and producer who is doing it all on his own. He has no label, management, or team behind him, yet his debut single Options racked up 10,000 plays in just its first week. How? His own promotion, word of mouth, and his undeniable talent. … More Rising NY Artist Kazi Delivers His Highly Anticipated 2nd Single, “Neo Yokio”

Dynamic NY Duo P.S. 211 Drop Their Killer Self-Titled EP

October 3, 2017

There will always be something to be said for a dynamic rap duo. It is arguable that nothing is stronger than two rappers on the same wavelength, with enough chemistry & idiosyncrasies to keep things interesting. NY duo P.S. 211, comprised of underground fixtures Danse and Telli, understand this power and have stepped up … More Dynamic NY Duo P.S. 211 Drop Their Killer Self-Titled EP

Matt Maratea Uses The Best Of West Coast, NY & Down South Hip Hop For His Newest Track “Classy Man, Rubberbands”

August 2, 2017

Although Matt Maratea reps Massachusetts, he draws influences from hip hop around the country. His newest, Classy Man, Rubberbands, is a fusion of west coast funk with a classic New York delivery. The potent rhymes are all Matt, as he focuses on “gettin mine, gettin by and gettin fly.” He’s always been a lyrical cat, but … More Matt Maratea Uses The Best Of West Coast, NY & Down South Hip Hop For His Newest Track “Classy Man, Rubberbands”