Showing posts with label new rap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new rap. Show all posts



“Twenties, Fifties, and the Hundreds. Sean Pharo making money” is the motto of 2018. Hailing from Fort Valley, Georgia by way of New York, Midnight Movie is the first solo project from Rapper and Producer Sean Pharo. Pharo has been putting in work since 2013, beginning his career as a member of the group, IndieStreetMusic. Pharo has spent the last five years honing and perfecting his craft to bring us pure fire on his new project. MidnightMovie exhibits Sean Pharo’s star quality and versatility with tracks like “Chinese” and “Piggy Bank.” 

 The four track EP provides an up-tempo, head bobbing feel from start to finish that keeps you wanting to hear more. Though a short project, it seems Pharo had a clear intent to cover the bases of a good project: Bars, Beats, Confidence, Style, and Versatility. On the song “I can’t Relax” he addresses the fact that he isn’t impressed with artists efforts at originality with lines like “All you niggas style the same. That’s why all you niggas Lame.” With such a strong unique sound, Sean Pharo could find himself being compared to the likes of Kanye West, Big Krit, and J. Cole as the next great Rapper and Producer running the game. -Richard Dixon
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Sonny Lansky steps into the game, introducing himself to the world with his new single “In the Trap.” “In the Trap” is an up close look of the events and trials of the life of a trapper. 


The speaker-quaking anthem, not only provides an infectious head nodding baseline but, also hands out the lyrical jewels for fans to enjoy. Lanksy’s effortless lyrical ability is displayed throughout the song with slick double entendres such as “Smell whats cookin’?, that’s the rock.” Lansky then follows up with witty metaphors where he says “I ran base like the Brewers.” Sonny Lansky packs a style reminiscent of Fabolous where he can get on a trap beat, speak the language of the streets, and still manage to whip in the skill elements that hip hop purists check for. “In the Trap” has the sound to take the streets by storm and I expect nothing but even bigger bangers from Sonny Lansky going forward.

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C.Cappo and Loki are both masked up and looking to "Bust Down" anything standing in their ways. Cappo, a native of Pennsylvania, simply put is a monster when it comes to this rap thing. Over a highly intensive instrumental, the deranged duo spazz out for a little over three minutes straight. This isn't the first time we've heard from C.Cappo and Loki. For those unfamiliar, the two also paired together on the Syndrom produced, "Ridiculous". 

Representing the PA area of Reading, Cappo holds back no punches whatsoever as he candidly details robbery exploits and dirty deeds over the chilling, child like piano keys. They take turns explaining how they turn homicides into apparent suicide scenes, something out of a chilling crime thriller with Cappo and Loki playing the main villains. The rising rappers enjoy mobster history and have expensive tastes they are determined to fulfill one day. In the meantime however, Cappo and Loki will remain in Grand Theft Auto 5 mode, terrorizing a city near you. Find C.Cappo online at the following social media sites.


“Bust Down” on Soundcloud



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It's a Chicago affair as Urban Grind TV (Fubu Network) presents "Players" from Chief Apache. The macalicious production is provided by TeamPackBack affiliate producer, Ill Brown.
The long haired pimp proclaims his reign to that of the Martin Lawrence character Jerome aka The Playa From The Himalayas. Not to be laughed at however, this Windy City player was raised by the west and south side gangsters, hustlers and thugs. He makes this well known thru the video as he lays it all down with a buttery delivery. He also speaks about the player lifestyle and can be seen multiple times riding with his dimes dropping game on them. Ill Brown provides the saucy, seventies fueled pimp music that carries audio clips from the most notorious pimping movie known to man, "The Mack". Chief Apache also interpolates Curtis Mayfield's "Diamond in the Back" into a newly rendered bridge in the song. The video was premiered thru Urban Grind TV, who also recently interviewed the rapper. "Players" is the lead single from Apache's forthcoming album, "Slick Talk". -Barry Quigley





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World Wide Bus (PKA Torando Ruffin and formally known as Bigbus) has released his latest project “Crucible”. The 8 track album highlights World Wide Bus’ ability to connect with his audience with relatable songs, catchy hooks and head nodding production. To provide context, he defines what the album means as “cru·ci·ble- a situation of severe trial, or in which different elements interact, leading to the creation of something new.” The Detroit based emcee delivers a diverse collection of songs with standout tracks “Figures”, “Places” and “Gone Eat”.

Influenced by hip hop artists Rick Ross, Young Jeezy, and Yo Gotti, he aims to create dynamic experiences through his music. He also credits Jay Z’s “Life and Times of S. Carter Vol. 3” as the album that sparked his interest in creating music. Tell us what you think of World Wide Bus’ new project, Crucible, by dropping a comment below. -Julian Keaton




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They didn't send any info about the song.. which is usually a huge no-no... However, as you listen you will realize that Detroit artist, TRB Feddy's new album "No Filter" needs no introduction. To regard this 10-track collection of songs as pure hiphop genius requires simply pressing the play button and listening! He and the #squad come together to give you that real hood shit with no filters. Every track will be your new fav song! Clever trap anthems and club bangerz like "Naked Truth", "Dirty Dancing", and "Get It" will make you an instant fan!




TRB Feddy collabs with Dolla Bill, Young Polo, T Dot Raines, Rizo The Messenger, Papes, Motown Ty, Alia Norrae & Fat Ray.
With masterful production by Snare Mobb.



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Sacramento native Dayounte copes a mean "Attitude" and expresses it fully over a Josh Petruccio production. With a mixtape planned for release this March titled "51.50", the California representative leaks out this brutal single. He's been rapping for roughly two years now and is quickly honing his rap skills. Alongside the newly released single and upcoming mixtape, Dayounte also has a tour in the works spanning several locales in California.


Anytime the rapper is in need to express his feelings, he grabs a pen and pad and vents. He has embedded a sole goal into his mentality, to make an impact in the music industry at any costs. "51.50" will be the third officially released mixtape from Dayounte and will follow up 2016's "Warm'n Up" and 2017's "Still Doing It". Three projects in twenty-four months is an impressive feat in itself but he feels his work is just beginning.



For "Attitude", he explains how people work his nerves whether that be direct or indirect. The trap influenced instrumental is full of deep bass and daunting synth keys, a perfect mixture for Dayounte to spill his guts on. Listen to "Attitude" here and check out more from Dayounte via his social media outlets. -Barry Quigley






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Enter the world of Houston, Texas rapper Da Breadman as he shows you how to clean up all that "Dirty Money" in his Boomtown Production's flick. The energetic chorus from Eddie Coke sets things up for starters as we find Breadman at an undisclosed laundry facility with two bossed up baddies. As the southern spitter drops his rhymes, these beauties help the hustler launder his "Dirty Money". The Gutta Boys alum currently has three solo projects under his belt, “Breadman 1 & 2" and “Blessings 2 Da Streets”. Far from a street rookie, the Texan artist uses his setbacks, such as prior incarceration, as motivation to hustle as hard as he possibly can.




"Dirty Money" is an epitome to that statement, as he pays homage to the streets while showcasing his new found mentality of making it big in the music industry. The HoodKat Music Group member shows a more grown approach with "Dirty Money" as well with the R&B edge provided by Eddie Coke. Innovative and endless hustle are the two main characteristics that make up the Houston native's mindset. He recently shared his unique story with USA Blog Network's TheDopeness interview series. Watch the video for "Dirty Money" on YouTube and stay posted for future music from Da Breadman.





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After a stellar year in hiphop, opening up for Rich The Kid and recording over 100 dope tracks, rapper, Sour Rap, proclaimed 2017 his year by releasing a 13-track bomb titled “Sour Seventeen”. Listen as he spills intricate rhyme patterns of consciousness on new-age gems like “Book”. Or official trap anthems like “Gold Teeth” where he mocks some people who spend money on all these expensive things, flexin' for no reason. Sour says, “You'll know I made it when I have gold teeth with the rocks in the fangs and all these chains”. 

Sour has been writing songs since 4th grade and has nothing but raw talent and determination. His lyrical ability and shocking delivery has been known to draw comparisons to a young Marshall Mathers. Now that he is on the verge of greatness, he will use his versatility to merge genres and show more of the true Sour. He recently shared his unique story with USA Blog Network's TheDopeness series. Checkout the in-depth interview and listen to "Sour Seventeen” today on Spotify.


“Sour Seventeen” on Spotify
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