Thirstin Howl The 3rd teams up with LaBronx James for his new video” The Plug” produced by Zay Skillz. The acclaimed emcee/entrepreneur/member of Lo Life Miami Family flows over enticing driven horns displaying both his lyrical and business mastery. “I’m the plug I keep ‘em Polo down to the socks…The plug I can ship it to you get it to your block” resonates during the video to amplify the theme of “The Plug.”
Thirstin Howl The 3rd better known as Skillionare The Polo Rican comes in hard with his verse adding to the raw energy. Zay Skillz provides the ultimate blend of quaking bass and striking drums with cinematic NY/Miami tones. Audiences are sure to head-nod to this banger with the video on repeat. Watch “The Plug” and connect below.
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Righteous defines the role of an emcee and DJ in his new single/video “What Is.” The Canadian Hip Hop artist/CEO of Taot Recordings recruits Ruste Juxx and DJ Mercilless for the track, which is the lead taken from his latest album ‘and the DEVIL is.’
DJ Mercilless kicks off the video by assaulting the turntables with his signature wizardry while Righteous is crate-digging, setting the theme for the video. What is an emcee if he can’t rap, what is a DJ if he can’t scratch resonates through ear canals as both Righteous and Ruste Juxx show off their lyrical mastery to pay homage to authentic Hip Hop, the culture, and the lost elements. Without sounding dated they provide this message so all schools of Hip Hop can grasp it. Watch the video and stream the album below.
Stream the album ‘and the DEVIL is’ below which features AKX of Righteous Revolution, B Fox, Kool G Rap, Rashad Roulett, Thirsty McGurk, Van Glorious, Ikee Mula, and the late Faith Walker with production by DJ Mercilless, Ear 2 That Beat, and bytman.
Frida Maria, an independent vocalist, reminds us to live forever and be alive in her latest single “I’m Villain.” Her melodic ballad comes after an intro of striking instruments, sure to entice audiences in. The song captures Frida’s self-reflection when it comes to pride and moving through life. Stream the single and connect with Frida Maria on Instagram @fridamariamusic.
CEO of Awol GCode Promotions (Alabama) Edurk Black Pablo is coming for an industry takeover, not only as CEO but as a rapper, singer, producer, and musician.
Pablo’s career took off in 1996 as a member of Dayton Family that was signed to a major deal with Relativity Records. The hit single at the time “F.B.I.” took off as #45 on Billboard 200. With a buzz circling his name, Pablo then began to collaborate with major artists including Hip Hop icon Master P for 2 Gold albums, ‘Down South Hustlers’ and 36 Mafia’s ‘Chapter II-World Domination.’ Soon Pablo took his career on the road when he toured all 50 states with Insane Clown Posse.
“I’ve been to prison, lost everything I had, lost my parents within a week apart, lost my brother, and ongoing life’s struggles forces you keep pushing on. That’s what I do and intend to continue doing.”
As a solo artist, Pablo’s latest single/video release “Tear Me Down” featuring T. Rell and Ziggy Zig Zag is stirring up quite the media and radio buzz. Steadily the track is climbing indie charts at #60 on Top 150 Independent Charts and at #161 on Top 200 Global charts. Pablo is also gearing up for a summer tour with Gucci Mane’s artist Enchanting, creating new music with multiplatinum producer Faided Beatz, and in the works of filming the Dayton Family documentary “Dope Dayton Ave.” “Big things are coming. I’m blessed and keep letting God drive the car.”
“REVOLT Black News” has confirmed from reliable sources that YouTube sensation and self-proclaimed relationship guru Kevin Samuels has passed away today (May 5).
He was known for dating advice and YouTube videos where he operated under the self-proclaimed title of an “image consultant.”
Some of his most popular videos include “How Much Do You Cost to Submit?” and “Modern Women Are Average at Best?” Just last week he sparked outrage on social media after he said unmarried women who are 35 years old and over are considered “leftover women.”
“If you live to 35 and you’re not married, you’re a leftover. You’re leftover. Men know you may have a problem,” he said. “Whether you want to hear it or not, I’ll go with you. I’m telling you the truth you don’t want to hear.”
Although Samuels himself was twice divorced with an alleged single status, he never shied away from speaking his mind when it came to relationship topics.
Rumors regarding his death began circulating on Twitter and other social media outlets earlier this evening, leading to an online battle between Samuels’ fans and critics. Those who have found fellowship in the influencer’s ideology accused his critics of celebrating his death.
“Kevin Samuels told broke men & mediocre faced women to shoot in their range and only one group wants him dead because of it. LMFAO,” one user wrote, for example.
A young woman shot back, “I don’t believe Kevin Samuels is dead, for the record. But me not feeling bad if he is doesn’t mean I’m ‘celebrating’ it. He went out of his way to be cruel. We are not required to mourn virtues he didn’t show. And asking black women, of all ppl, to show tact is audacious.”
Further details surrounding his cause of death have yet to be revealed.
Hip Hop heads are head-nodding through the streets and clubs to Poetic Killa’s new anthem-style single “Stand Up.” The Boston emcee wastes no time flowing over the gritty, dramatic production. His raw energy and deliverance along with the resonating hook are sure to have folks ready to stand up. But not too fast, as Killa declares this track isn’t for everyone, in fact, it’s for real ones, ones who are on another level just like him. “My names heavy it holds weight/ Murder murder my aim steady a cold case/ The fame’s deadly it ain’t get me like OJ/ Look at y’all still stuck in your own ways.”
If you fit the bill of a real one then lace up the Timb’s, stand up, put your hands, and hit that repeat button. Stream the single here on preferred platforms and below.
Ms. Icey’s Kitchen and Bar, a foodie-cult favorite thanks to its southern, Caribbean, and cajun influences, will officially relaunch Thursday, March 17, 2022 after a 3-month hiatus. Located in Decatur, one of Atlanta’s most thriving neighborhoods, Ms. Icey’s will return with the same young and hip energy that drew local Atlantan’s and visitors weekly, but with a refreshed menu and design boasting a new level of modern sophistication.
Now in its 4th year, Ms. Icey’s has evolved into a modern restaurant, featuring an updated menu and crafted cocktails inspired by the Caribbean culture. New menu offerings will include a red snapper prepared three ways; escovitch-style, roasted, or steamed with a banana leaf, curry goat and chicken, and jerk steak and jerk pork chops, and fresh ackee and saltfish. Returning menu items will include the infamous chicken and waffles with house-made praline butter, and the cornbread served in a warm skillet topped with blueberry jam and bourbon praline butter. There will also serve a new crafted cocktail menu featuring a curated collection of martini’s, frozen drinks, and more.
“We’re super excited to return. We miss the energy from our guests. We’re very proud of the fact that we’re able to deliver great service, amazing food & cocktails, and an even better atmosphere,” stated Tasha Cyril, one of the Ms. Icey’s Kitchen and Bar’s partners. “This is a hard combination to master and we’re really glad we’re able to set the standard for our guests.”
Undoubtedly one of the most anticipated restaurant openings for 2022, the relaunch of Ms. Icey’s will be a continuation of a high-energy dining experience that merges southern hospitality with a New York ambiance. Curating great vibes with classic hip hop and R&B, Ms. Icey’s is guaranteed to see its fair share of socialites and Atlanta A-listers based on the group’s success of the ever popular restaurant concept APT. 4B.
Owned and managed by hospitality vets Tasha Cyril, Clive Ruddock, Yusef Walker, Sopeak Pang, Glenn Wilson, and Sim Walker, Ms. Icey’s is a black-owned restaurant originally created to pay homage to the women who inspired the group to come together. Ms. Icey’s opened its doors for the first time back in March 2018, during Women’s History Month. The original concept and name around the restaurant is a combination of Sim’s and Yusef’s late grandmother, “Icelyn Walker”, and each owner’s childhood fondest memories stemming from their unique backgrounds in New York, St. Lucia, Cambodia, and Jamaica.
Ms. Icey’s Kitchen and Bar “The Relaunch” will officially open to the public, Thursday, March 17, 2022. For more information about hours of operation and reservations, please visit www.msiceys.com.
Our Program Director had a chance to connect with one of the Owners, Tasha Cyril, virtually todiscuss the re-grand opening. The interview can be found HERE.
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