There’s nothing new under the sun. Especially the one beaming across the state of Florida, shining vibrantly on Miramar’s own, Tone C. In a gilded gush of autotune and rap, the Panama-born emcee takes us back a decade with his latest, radio-friendly release, “LIGHTS OUT” (feat. Israel Taylor). 

 

This track is a bubbly, torrid fusion of pop, hip-hop and R&B; reminiscent of the aesthetic that dominated much of our radio earlier in the century. The Toya Beats production is buzzing with melodious synths, backed by grandiose, 808 drum loops; sonics which all mesh to create the perfect club-rocking concoction. Tone C gives nothing short of a stellar performance. He flexes his penchant for song-writing and story-telling; flirting lyrically with a girl unknown. His solid delivery, matched with the addictive auto-tuned hooks of his feature, Israel Taylor, create a powerhouse of a record; dripping with every ounce of warmth and magnificence that attracts the lot of us to the Sunshine State. If the nature of radio records, as of late, has been suffocating, “LIGHTS OUT” is a nostalgic breath of fresh air.



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Denero is putting on for the city of Dallas. Founder of the CFN Muzik Group in the year 2016, the Texas rapper has been going strong making moves for him and his team. His mixtape release in 2017, titled Livin’ Proof Volume 1 was an underground favorite. 

He just released the music video for “Have You Ever” earlier this month and it’s beginning to buzz with attention from every direction. Rapping over a mellow trap beat with a Southern lyrical flow, he’s already gained 20K subscribers and counting, he’s been putting in work, trying to leave his mark in the music industry and he’s not going anywhere easily. 

Instagram: @CFN_2Denero
YouTube: Have You Ever


            Remember back in the day when rappers would link up with singers and cater to the ladies? Well the trend seems to be coming back and Malachi Watson is ready to revamp it and make it his own with his third single “Road of Love” off of his album JCarr. The duo makes magic over the upbeat tempo with a romanticized word flow from the Maryland rapper, complemented by alluring vocals of Jus Paul. The music video just dropped earlier this month and is already reaching 5K and counting. 
            Malachi was born and raised in Prince George’s County. He’s been in the Hip Hop game for a decade, starting his journey in 2009. He focuses on delivering a sonic feast for the ears, incorporating his outstanding lyrical offerings and his dominating voice over a magnetic beat, produced by Heavy Da Producer. The combination of these multiple aspects put together serves as a recipe for success. Watson is determined to make his mark in rap history and he is well on his way. 

Intagram: @malachicmr
YouTube: KaiSince93
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 Music Links:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/JFMillionAir

SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/JFMillionAir

Social Media:
Instagram: @JFMillionAir

Twitter: @JFMillionAir 



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