“Everybody saying that I went Hollywood.” —King Solo Solomon Zeon, professionally known as King Solo, is taking his brand of hip-pop [a playful blend of hip-hop and pop] to the next level. He’d been enjoying some well-deserved attention after the success of his record “Hollywood,” which sonically resembles Drake’s “Successful.”…
“What’s inside of me? A point of view that always learns what is fact and what is fiction as we watch these tables turn.” Not all hip-hop is straightforward; that’s not to say that Asheville, NC, based spiritual and mystic artist Bryan Divisions’ music is by any means not easy…
“I have learned that you never know which song will be the one song that sends you as an artist over the top.” –Wavy Lee “I would describe my sound as an evolution of 90’s hip-hop with a millennial flair,” says Georgia-based new school spit kicker Wavy Lee. He’s been…
A Montreal, Canada, native — originally from South American — Stone Soul has been dancing, beatboxing, and making music up on big stages since he was just 9-years-old. He has been working with an impressive list of top-tier engineers, achieving the same magic touch they gave to Michael Jackson and…
Grand Rapids, MI, rapper and producer AfterPxrty is back with another release. We initially walked through his release of May The Saints Say Amen — a ten song LP full of gritty, soulful, new school hip-hop — this past April. We gave it great praise after our pre-release listen and…
“Music influenced me since I was a child growing up in the life of music. [I remember] mom cleaned to it, washed her car to it and it made me realize music can be motivation even through tough times.” —Dontay Richlife Dynasty was founded on the values of family and…
“I feel I can go toe to toe with any rapper on any level bar for bar.” —Staalin Toronto rapper Staalin is looking to let the world know that not all artists from the city sound like — or support — Drake. “F**k Drake and anybody who sounds like him,…
Detroit-born, Miami native, Major is on a crusade to live up to his name. His breakthrough came when [notable] Miami promoter Carlos Saavedra caught wind of his debut mixtape, I’m So Major. Through Carlos, Major connected with artists such as Jowell & Randy and performed on some of Miami’s hottest…
