There is no reason for Avery Harden not to feel blessed. He has talent, confidence, positive energy, and serious flows that are all God-given. Avery shows his reverence and gratitude in his song "A Blessing," which is available now on all platforms. "I am so proud of the process Make it out the hood was... Continue Reading →
There's a war going on inside nobodies safe from. Every person struggles with demons and internal chaos, often with abuse, conscience, fears, and even our blessings. For Las Vegas emcee Ivy, the struggle to suppress this internal war has gone on for years, choosing to self-medicate with drugs and music to calm the voices in... Continue Reading →
"Slim chances, need answers, all in my feelings Mamie Lewis made me do it..." - Almost Lost When an emcee steps into the booth, it's like they become Superman, but alter egos have problems too. They can either grow to meet the pressure or succumb to it. Seeing that potential and failing to live up... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3BaKuC1utI&t=1s How do you feel about the murder of George Floyd? In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent murder of George Floyd that has sparked protests around the country. They share their views on the situation, how hiphop has reacted, and they try to develop a solution to start moving forward. Presented By Rebel... Continue Reading →
"Got a long road in front of us, tryna get this money up Keep it a hundred, but I need a lot more than just a hundred bucks Enough with all the funny stuff, all jokes aside I rhyme to open minds, why? To keep the hope alive!" - Jus' The Beginning In a world... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36oGr3vYkJU&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3UfTS5xegRiVw2N1MLD5yhzoMuufQYeYBUds0NNA9aDnodVFwV7w2M1-M "Between a Sunrise & a Cemetery" is straight from the underground, but aims to reach a plateau which few emcees who journey can embark. BJoe Steel out of New Mexico catalyzes epic storytelling and cultural lyricism with well-placed penmanship, reminiscent of classic emcees like Slick Rick, Eyedea, MF DOOM, and Rakim, who used these... Continue Reading →
https://open.spotify.com/album/23zrekaSrkVqqi4AxZKDcZ “For The Greater Good” is a collaboration hiphop beat tape between Las Vegas producers Kid Psycho & HarrisonBeatz. The cohesive dynamic between these two sonically, as well as the cinematic elements throughout each track, make this tape feel like a movie. With quotes from Hollywood films like Players Club, Scarface, and Back To The... Continue Reading →
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv0duZ0L11Y “I think it’s awesome when you teach yourself how to blossom Too many fake ones be talkin but they are dead men walking We put these beats up on coffins I’m like Shaq he like Ibaka That bullshit we blocking they mockin That's how we know they be watchin” - Push RKB is a... Continue Reading →
Sometimes opposites attract. Voxx & the Hound's first full-length album "The Significant Insignificance" is a collaboration project between two St. Louis underground artists that combines an electronic/hiphop based production from Uncle Skock (The Hound) with the thought-provoking, lyrical content of Baytron (Voxx). While both artists have roots in HipHop, they actually met within the St.... Continue Reading →
https://soundcloud.com/idkro23/sets/1993-ep "Seen the suit, seen the tie, seen the hat I'm him So y'all can stop talkin that shit, BITCH! 'For they put green on your head, Sims Asthma with the grammar muthafucka I'm sick" Let's take you back to 1993, the year that set the hiphop world on fire with classic albums from Wu-Tang... Continue Reading →
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