Milwaukee up and comer Donte Tidmore was very forthright about wanting feedback on his new song Farewell. He told me even if I didn’t post it he wanted to know my honest opinion. It’s refreshing to hear that as a … Continue reading Donte Tidmore – Farewell (New Track)
Siyah and I have been in contact since my Discover Good Music blog days (circa 2011). He’s grown so much since he submitted his first song, and it’s been incredible to witness. This is Siyah’s first post on flowsfordays, and … Continue reading Siyah – New Chapter (New Track)
Texas producer and DJ JXHNSCXTT has been flipping popular songs into soothing instrumentals for quiet some time. Don’t get it twisted – he makes unique beats as well, with complex structures. He’s produced for a host of popular Chicago artists such … Continue reading JXHNSCXTT – Closed Doors (New Instrumental)
It was Vthr3’s birthday on the 17th and he decided to give US a gift in his new song, Aquarius Aquarium. A video was released alongside it with some trippy, aquatic shots. V used a J. Cole beat for this smooth … Continue reading Vthr3 – Aquarius Aquarium (New Track + Video)
It’s a very sunny and warm day in Chicago, and it feels like a weight has been lifted from my shoulders. Weather like this in February is rare, and I’m sure my fellow city friends are enjoying it as much … Continue reading Malcolm Anthony – Money Ain’t A Thang Freestyle (New Track + Video)
I was scrolling through my email this morning, and came across a submission from a Kansas City rapper named Sahvannes. It was called Street Bitches. The title was a little vulgar – but that’s no surprise in the music of hip hop. … Continue reading Sahvannes – Street Bitches (New Track)
Freestyles tend to be on the shorter side – but the West Side of Chicago rapper + producer Breeze strays away from this trend. His new freestyle to A$AP Mob’s 2013 single Trillmatic, is 4 minutes long; and there are no … Continue reading Breeze – Trillmatic Freestyle (New Track + Video)
R&B artists experiment from time to time with distorted vocals, abstract beats, and occasionally both. But, it’s a rare occurrence when a vocalist breaks boundaries throughout an entire project. Although Jimmy Pham’s newest EP Room 202 is only 3 full tracks, … Continue reading Jimmy Pham – Room 202 (New EP + Extensive Review)
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