“The Beautiful Revolution leans on the belief that [in order] to change the world, one must first start with healing their [own] personal scars, which, is a revolution in itself.” –Mr. P Chill [dropcap]M[/dropcap]r. P Chill has been...
[dropcap]M[/dropcap]evoke Dotson is an in-house producer, songwriter, editor, and recording artist over at Mo Res Records—an indie label in Florida. What started at a young age as an affinity for poems grew into hip-hop; the rest just all...
[dropcap]X[/dropcap]leondiuz is a Florida-based up and comer we’ve been following for a minute now–and he’s starting the New Year with a bang. With his new record “100,” he’s incorporated a Drizzy “Started From The Bottom” vibe –but with...
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]so Major, home to artist Legend–who we’ve featured a few times now–recently hit us up with their latest artist, Sirweah. With a cadence that almost resembles J Cole, the young artist isn’t married to hip-hop exclusively and dabbles...
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]itting in the same vein as superstars like The Weeknd, Post Malone, or PartyNextDoor, Toronto newcomer Qartel is putting on for Jay’s city, with a melodic, dark style that can easily place him into any contemporary playlist or...
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t wouldn’t be accurate to call Soulja unsuccessful by any means; in fact, his debut single went triple platinum. Realistically, he’s still eating off of that. He has emerged as a smart businessman, though, spinning his single into...
“Bottoms up sunshine, Love Potion No. 9.”–Geechi Suede (Camp-Lo) [dropcap]W[/dropcap]ell, the 28th of January marks The twentieth anniversary of one of my favorite albums ever, Camp Lo’s Uptown Saturday Night. I remember copping it with my homeboy back...
[dropcap]H[/dropcap]oly s–t! 2016 was a crazy year; I feel like we’ve all been through a lot together. There’s been this crazy US election that’s seemingly brought out the ugly in many, created more uncertainty than comfort and effectively...