CAMARABI releases his sophomore single, “Top Floor.” The song also features a guest verse from fellow Washington D.C. hip hop artist, A1 Flow. The song was self-produced by CAMARABI and features an upbeat, blues-inspired instrumental. CAMARABI and A1 Flow use the lush instrumental as a backdrop for their ode to the finer things in life.
CAMARABI is a Washington, D.C.-based hip hop artist, producer and visual artist. He has worked with many prominent acts in the DC area. His production style takes cues from many genres, including jazz, classical music, atmospheric music, pop and trap.
Urban Drop is about Music, Lifestyle and Revolution—three elements that we have integrated into our souls.
Urban Drop’s first single release is about the moment of change and realignment. The lyrics express Urban Drop’s story of traveling back to his homeland in Brazil, thinking about how while a lot has changed in him, some hasn’t. Urban Drop felt inspired to open up in order to help inspire others to think about the meaning of life, and what’s most important while we’re alive.
Musically, the music consists of trap elements, future bass, and Urban Drop’s own rapping style.
About Urban Drop: The Urban Drop project was born with the urge that its creator experienced a few times, where people create expectations about the future, building up a bubble hoping for better, and reflects on this feeling in the lyrics. In the words of Urban Drop’s creator: “Music for me as an artist represents changes in the way we see and live life. Music, Lifestyle and Revolution are thus essential and crucial elements that help us express ourselves.”
Urban Drop is originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, and now lived in Dublin, Ireland, where he decided to learn more about music, become a composer, producer, and now songwriter. Urban Drop is currently producing more songs with original ideas to inspire people into following their dreams.
Tammy B’s “Real Dreams” explores the grey areas between dreams and reality, through piercing vocal melodies and poignant percussion. Fusing contemporary R&B and art-pop, her self-directed video features jumpy movements with fantasy scenarios and unexpected chroma. Released on April 24, 2020 on independent label Kah Lu Kha Records.
Born and raised in Worthing, a small seaside town in Sussex, Tammy’s evangelical Christian parents chose to homeschool her. The contrasting mix of her hymn singing at church by day and explicit MTV music video emulation by night lead her down a new musical path. Singing, dancing and playing piano to herself evolved into Avant-garde song-writing and body movement. Moving from Worthing to London, solidified her self belief in her art form.
The new album by XVRHLDY, Need To Know III : Nova, is a listening experience set in the stratosphere of outer space as XVRHLDY narrates your spacecraft’s in-flight movie. In a well balanced and cohesive body of work, Xavier touches on his past challenges in life, accountability, finding himself, and how he is still a force to be reckoned with in the rap game. Fellow Chicago hip hop superstar, Mick Jenkins, holds the only feature on this project.
XVRHLDY is one of Chicago’s most promising hip hop acts. A gifted lyricist, songwriter, and veteran independent artist who has past collaborations with names such as Saba, Noname, Supa Bwe, Twista, Mick Jenkins, and Iman Shumpert. Xavier has also been previously featured in hip hop publications such as Complex, XXL, The Source, and Pitchfork for his talent. After a long intermission in his music career to find himself and conquer personal life struggles, XVRHLDY has returned to solidify himself as a force in the hip hop game.
Rising Chicago artist, XVRHLDY, on his new single, “Call U Back,” drifts over this upbeat, catchy vibe, and speaks on prioritizing your grind before your mobile device. The track is an attention grabber with a hook embedding itself into the brain, and staying there long after the song ends.
XVRHLDY is one of Chicago’s most promising hip hop acts. A gifted lyricist, songwriter, and veteran independent artist who has past collaborations with names such as Saba, Noname, Supa Bwe, Twista, Mick Jenkins, and Iman Shumpert. Xavier has also been previously featured in hip hop publications such as Complex, XXL, The Source, and Pitchfork for his talent. After a long intermission in his music career to find himself and conquer personal life struggles, XVRHLDY has returned to solidify himself as a force in the hip hop game.
The new single by 6ixRings (pronounced “Six Rings”), “For The Thrill,” gives official summer vibes, good for cruising, makes you feel high, from the car starting at the beginning of the song to the sound of the car speeding away. In these times it’s very important to make sure there’s a way for people to have fun and feel good indoors.
Detroit-bred singer-songwriter, 6ixRings made his way to the music scene in 2019 with his single “Love and Money.” Coming from a troubled childhood, 6ix has always been able to drive experiences, pain and joy into his writing. Never wanting to be boxed-in, he utilizes his songwriting skills to branch into various genres, such as pop, R&B, and hip hop.
