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Longtime AAHIPHOP support MC Mr. P Chill releases an inspiringly powerful new record titled ”Where Do We Go,” a song that rhetorically ponders where society — in its current broken iteration — goes next. Over an airy instrumental, the vet drops bars packed with hard truths and poignant food for thought.
The song’s visual treatment follows P Chill through scenes accented by trains and retrospective solitude, capturing the song’s aesthetic perfectly. Whether an answer for the world’s seeming devolvement into a state of World Star Hip Hop-esque ignorance is love, the MC wears his views (particularly on the current administration and the country’s ”fearless” leader) on his sleeve.
Hip Hop as a voice of change — refreshingly back to basics. Check out Mr. P Chill’s ”Where Do We Go” above.
East Coast representer P 80 returns with a new single dubbed, “Smooth Ish”. Produced by Grammy Award winning and RIAA Platinum producer Omen, who produced Drake’s…
East Coast representer P 80 returns with a new single dubbed, “Smooth Ish”. Produced by Grammy Award winning and RIAA Platinum producer Omen, who produced Drake’s “Shut It Down” and Lil Wayne’s “I’m Single,” this sonically dark East Coast track carries a mellow vibe as P 80 effortlessly rhymes with a monotone flow on the track.
“Me and Omen made the beat together a few years ago. When I made the song I didn’t really like it but Omen did and he kinda pressed me to put it on tha EP,” P 80 explained. “After we put out the EP, I realized that a lot of people fu**ed with it so we shot the vid for it with Xash.”
The visual follows up P 80’s previous release “For You” ft. Selina Carrera, which earned P 80 critical acclaim from over 30 blog sites including Daily-HipHop, Siccness, HipHopEnquirer, Tent-TV and more.
With Summer around the corner P 80 is focused on the essentials in life right now; creating and chasing after the all-mighty dollar.
“My plans for the Summer is to keep creating and save my paper. Try to stay focused and inspired,” P 80 explained.
Today West Coast rapper JAYZON returns with his new musicvideo for the song, “Bestie.” In just a few short months the song has already earned over 180k plays on Spotify alone, solidifying the West Coast rapper’s spot on the LA scene. JAYZON penned track based on personal experiences, placing himself between two females in a drama filled love triangle.
“Bestie is my first real single and I’m putting a real push behind it. So far it’s been doing pretty good, and it’s about a guy that’s in love with his girl’s best friend. It’s the typical story that people go through everyday, but nobody wants to talk about it,” JAYZON said laughing. “I felt it would be a great record to push because people can relate to it and controversy sells.”
“Baby I’m in love with your bestie / Shouldn’t have never told her tried to test me
Even told how the good sex be / Now she on my back tryna stress me”
As a rapper JAYZON hasn’t had the most traditional path to becoming a success in the music industry. JAYZON got his break in music by focusing his efforts on producing, earning income with music licensing and working with a production team called The Neckbones. Working with the best of the best, producing on soundtracks and working primarily for television and movies, JAYZON was eventually encouraged by his business partner and management team to pursue his career as a rapper.
“I started off as a producer with The Neckbones production group. From there I produced music for Eve, WC, Beanie Sigel, Austin Powers Gold Member, the movie Biker Boys and that kind of just got me in the game,” JAYZON explained. “It’s an inside the box thing and it’s all about meeting the right people, once you’re in there it’s a wrap.”
Eventually JAYZON released two projects in 2017 titled, Tell the Truth and Love Songs which show fans the duality in JAYZON’s music, proving his ability to make songs for the streets and songs about love and relationships. When asked about what it was like to record with major artists like Eve and Young Jeezy who is featured on his Tell the Truth album, JAYZON explained he just wants to make good music.
“I still work with a lot of the artists from the past. It’s all about showing love, trying to unite and make some history. No matter who the music is with, as long as it’s dope and it’s good music, that’s all that matters to me,” JAYZON said.
