So if you know like I know, you'll stay tuned in. In the meantime enjoy the visuals of "House On The Floor" by Tizo *Official video*
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So if you know like I know, you'll stay tuned in. In the meantime enjoy the visuals of "House On The Floor" by Tizo *Official video*
- By realhiphop
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Rising artist Franco Grave just dropped a hot new single titled "I Got The Feeling Today". The artist has his own unique style of music combining rnb/alternative rap/electronic style to create sounds similiar to that of Mac Miller and Anderson Paak. Check it out below and follow him on social media for his latest releases.
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Kobe Bryant’s jersey number’s were 8 and 24; Appropriate to remember as we approach August 24th, 2020
Callaway Jones is pacing back and forth across the studio. He’s listening to the most recent version of his new single, “8:24 in LA”, an homage to the late and great Kobe Bryant, a man whom he looked up to from his youth. He stops to take a quick selfie for his fans on the ‘gram, flashing his million dollar smile, and just as quickly, the smile disappears as he falls back into thoughts of the now deceased Kobe Bryant.
Kobe Bryant was a barometer of sorts for a young Callaway Jones to compare himself with, back in East Lansing, Michigan, where he was born. His parents divorced when he was seven years old, and his life was split between the inner city streets of Detroit and the suburban utopia of East Lansing. His unique situation is perhaps the underlying secret to his often whip smart lyrical tyranny in his songs.
What sticks out the most about his music is that it’s never from a perspective already heard elsewhere. The closest artists you could compare him to would be a Drake, effortlessly drifting between singing and rapping, or a Kendrick, or a Jay-Z, often rifting on the political climate of the nation and providing unfiltered perspective with a cultural lens entirely his own.
“8:24 in LA” is no different. The craftsmanship on display while describing who Kobe Bryant was to the world is second to only his description of what Kobe Bryant appeared to be to other players trying to guard him; that is to say a demi-god, with metaphorical wrapped bars like “All the tickets was sold, they were watching purple and gold, and Kobe Bryant was cold, and all of the players know, that guarding him was a joke, and stopping him was a lie, the vertical on this man was infinite ‘cuz he could fly”. Callaway Jones vividly paints images of what it’s like to play against Kobe and aggressively grabs the attention of the listener while simultaneously motivating them. This is a record you listen to and immediately want to go to the gym.
Callaway Jones’ birth name is Michael Simpson Jr, and upon inspection, it is revealed that he is not new to the entertainment industry, despite the “humble braggish” air around him, having had a very strong mid-tier and on going career as a filmmaker and an actor. If “8:24 in LA” is any indication, we are witnessing the solidification of a new entry for his resume; Hip Hop star.
“8:24 in LA” will release on August 24th, 2020 worldwide as an homage to Kobe Bryant’s first and second jersey numbers, respectively, and has been released early in iTunes and on Apple Music now, as part of an ongoing 1st look relationship with Apple. It can be listened to on Apple Music here:
Callaway Jones can be reached on social media via Instagram at http://instagram.com/callawayjones and via Twitter at http://twitter.com/michaelsimpsonj
- By realhiphop
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Dreamland is the debut Album and coherent thoughts of Bay Area Rapper 8BitJ, a dive into the psyche of a man dealing with issues of depression and all of his vices but also accepting his mind and Understanding his reality, Coming to grips with his problems and expressing them through Lofi and soul, Leaving no stone unturned and nothing hidden.
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Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/8bitj/1474934215
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0nQuCM8MzclZIhbBWZw2DM?si=-jYFiU0vT...
Tidal: https://tidal.com/artist/16434587
Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/8bitj_
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/8bitj_/?hl=en
Youtube: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCKYeRFR8IJbeYIqy_6uin4A
- By realhiphop
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To understand the music and talent this artist possesses you have to understand where he comes from. Living in the streets of Akron Ohio is a ruff journey. Having a mother with a crack addiction during his childhood and an absent father most of the time he was lead to a life of drugs and violence. At the age of 14 his trouble lead him into juvinile programs, oriana houses and eventually to juvinile prison. Music was always his escape and with artist like 2 Pac and tribe called quest and many more his passion grew, with his time to sit down and think about life and write. After his release he made some songs he never releasd nation wide but got alot of support, did alot of shows even got a deal from Sonics Wave International but eventually found himself back in juvinile prison again. From then on he's stayed out and has been making moves towards his music career more then ever and has released music and has a single out nation wide on all platforms. Also his Album Real Estate. This is an artist with alot of life experiences, writing, recording, performing, and business talent. Nothing is possible without G O D!
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BankFlow Family members singer, songwriter and rapper TLaw, rapper Karizmatik, and singer songwriter Unique Soul all team up for their single Until it's Over! The song is a motivational hip hop and R&B song reflecting on being passionate and determined to reach success. This song will be on their upcoming album titled Music Reborn releasing this fall.
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