Luii and Russdiculous present their new single and video “Police” presented by Orangle Records. The video is directed by Luca Solmona and produced by Cristie Road Film Studio Production Company. Press play for catchy, captivating, and sexy vibes.
TAVE, a Grammy-nominated R&B artist, releases his new single “Block” featuring IDK (British-American rapper) and 13-time Grammy-nominated icon Musiq Soulchild. The record hits as a soul-drenched collision of Hip-Hop and R&B, blending street grit with spiritual elevation. Stream “Block” and connect below.
Award-winning neo-soul vocalist and songwriter Ny’Aira releases a summer anthem that’s heating up the streets from east to west and north to south. The Detroit-based artist (by way of Ohio) captivates and entices not only with her vocals but her unmatched it package. “Summertime Down South” exudes catchy vibes and is ideal for block parties, parades, pubs, and even a southern-style wedding. This is line dancing that moves the soul. Stream “Summertime Down South” and connect with Ny’Aira below.
Denny Stricklan presents visuals for his new song “Cowboy Sinatra.” The record features Juicy J and Project Pat with a guest appearance from Danny Trejo. Tap in below for more and watch the video.
Denny Strickland isn’t just a country artist who incorporates hip-hop – he’s a true innovator redefining what modern country music can be. With continued success on the charts, strong radio play, and captivating live shows, he’s not merely blending genres – he’s setting a new standard for artistic expression in today’s music landscape.
At a time when every label and country artist seems to be jumping on the blended-genre bandwagon, Denny stands out as a leader and originator of the sound. He breaks boundaries, seamlessly merging country with hip-hop. Ushered into the culture by hip-hop royalty Juicy J and Project Pat – both of whom have co-signed this genreless visionary by featuring on several of his singles – Denny has carved his own lane. One of those standout tracks, “Cowboy Sinatra,” has taken the game by storm.
Since its release, the track has been picked up by SiriusXM Shade 45, The Heat, and 101 The Beat Nashville. It has gained momentum organically, proving that hip-hop has embraced Denny Strickland with open arms.
His album, Denny Mode, has brought him instant success and made major waves in the industry. In an era where musical boundaries are increasingly blurred, Denny Strickland stands out as a pioneering force. His unique sound is more than a fusion – it’s a bold evolution that resonates deeply with audiences. With significant achievements across charts, radio, and national tours, one thing is clear: Denny Strickland has earned his place – and he’s not going anywhere.
One of Philly’s most celebrated emcee’s Gran Centennial drops a street-certified banger titled “What’s My Name.” Through slick bars and raw energy, Centennial demands attention and respect on his lyrical reputation. Listeners will feel a slight dose of intimidation resonate throughout the track. stream “What’s My Name” and connect with Gran Centennial below.
Indie artist Makola delivers cinematic visuals for his latest single “Stone Roses.” The video captures the tale of two working-class underdogs who share a close bond for football, girls, music, and unruly behavior. Shot in London, “Stone Roses” embodies the raw emotion, nostalgia, and chaos that defines the record. Watch the video and connect below.
Famed artist/producer Antagonist Dragonspit and Ron Karona team up for ‘Classified Documents’ Album. The duo returns to give fans doses of potent rhyme schemes and wordplay brewing with distinct messages. The album also features Rafik of Cult Fiction along with guest producers, including Grammy-winning J Clyde. Press play and connect below.
#BenStiller responds to a misleading #Variety tweet that casts doubt on the success of ‘Sinners’— a film written, co-produced, and directed by #RyanCoogler—during its opening weekend.