Music

AznBoiiWill’s (@aznboiiwill) “Cold In December” is a hip hop/R&B song explaining how love and jealousy play a major role in relationships. It’s about how loyalty and trust can be a hard-to-come-by attribute in today’s society, where survival is the main focus and can get in the way of the vision of an entrepreneur who is trying to balance both work and love for a significant other.

AznBoiiWill shows emotion, aiming to show how love is a temporary aspect in a role of every person. In AznBoiiWill’s words: “The overall theme is a mashup of the cold climates in temperature, and how one person can be there for another, but the reflection of love and the expressions can only be contained if the other individual shows it back.”

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Campbell Rambo (@campbellRambo) and Chris J’s “Chop It Up” is a catchy rap/trap banger, with a vibe similar to Ty Dolla Sign, T-Pain and Akon. Campbell Rambo is a producer and recording artist from Winnetka, CA. Campbell Rambo specializes in hip hop and rap music, as well as being an accomplished drummer who has played for some of the greats such as Terry Steele and Stevie Wonder.

Official music video for Yuck! by Kxnnyj. Kxnnyj is a young up and coming rap artist from New Orleans. His style is heavily influenced by the chop and screw sound of the south and the ever-changing world of millennial hip hop. He blends the two seamlessly into a personal aesthetic he likes to call “Hi-tech + Low-life.”

A nostalgic yet new feeling homage to hip hop with a rock and pop twist. Tampa based dynamic duo, Cad Hollywood and Tru Tyte are Nilla Splice.

Follow Nilla Spice on Twitter: @nillasplice

MarEazy’s mixtape MarCity is like a movie: there a beginning, climax and resolution. The sound you hear when you listen to it is a vibe wavy feeling. From talking about high school and life lesson, to becoming a grown-up that hasn’t changed by heart. MarEazy is Marquise Santiful, an artist from Norfolk, VA, who has been in the music industry for about 8 years.

Follow MarEazy on Twitter: @marquise348

Micer’s Highlights is an EP based on the different highlights Micer had the past 5 years. In Micer’s words: “Some of the songs are about love, when I fell in love for the first time. Other songs are about some of the problems I came across. Every song has a vibe to it which perfectly describes how I was feeling at the time.”

Micer is an underground rapper from the Netherlands, living in Maastricht. He has been actively making music since 2011, and is looking to expand his connections with producers, artists, and record labels.

Follow Micer on Twitter: @MicerMusic

Faze P’s “Bag Her” is a jazz and hip hop crossover with a fun concept. Pierre Conley, also known as Faze P, started singing and rapping at a very young age. Coming from a background Faze P – Bag Herof singers, Inglewood native, Pierre had naturally acquired such a gift. He has been in a successful contemporary gospel group called Dae 1 Won (Day One) who had a Billboard chart topping debut album in 2006 called “No Time 4 Gamez”. However, due to internal issues the group split shortly after the album was released. Even though this was a minor setback for Pierre, he didn’t let it detour him from following his dreams. Having been a lover of R&B he was determined to pursue it. Realizing that there was a desperate need for new “original” music in the Industry, Pierre decided to start a movement/label under which he could release his own material amongst others with the same drive and motivation that caters to the masses of the world. As a man who has always believed in structure and technique He created “Methodical Music.”

Pierre ”Faze” Conley has worked with artists, leaders and producers such as: Kurtis Blow, Jimmy Varner, 2 Chainz, Kelly Price, Elementz, TEEFLII, Rej3ctz, 211, Jeff Majors, Fred Price Jr. & Sr, Gospel Gangstas, Mr. HIPHOPAVE, Dave Soul and many more.

Follow Faze P on Twitter: @FazeProfecy

Official music video from independent hip hop artist RAZA for his new single “Whatchu Thought?” RAZA is an independent hip hop artist from Auburn, California. He draws from his past experiences and love of music to create tracks that are strikingly fresh and conscious.

Follow RAZA on Twitter: @realrazamusic

“I’m Not Ken” is the debut single from Jony Shelby—an experimental track that combines elements of hip hop and electronica. Jony Shelby is a versatile producer and artist originally hailing from Baton Rouge, now in Austin, TX. Explosively combining elements ranging from hip hop to electronica, his creations are wildly distinct to say the least. With it’s unpredictable patterns and wild turns, Jony’s sound connects with listeners on a gut level, finding a common ground in the types of experiences he’s had.

Follow Jony Shelby on Twitter: @mojojony

Sean White recruits producer ISOBeats (recently produced song “Stoney” off Lil Yachty’s new album) for his new release “Intoxicated,” a calming yet bouncy track aboutSean White – Intoxicated the intoxication & addiction of relationships.

About Sean White:

Born in London, Ontario, Canada, Sean White has been producing, writing and recording music for about 10 years and has had the opportunity to work with artists such as Boogz Boogetz, Sean Paine, Lil Flash, Lil Chris as well as producers like Yung Lan, Protege Beatz, OhZoneBeats, ISOBeats and more. From performing on local stages to rocking stages in Austin,TX during SXSW, Sean has shared the stage with Lil Yachty, Reggie Mills, D. Savage, Boogz Boogetz, Obie Trice, Madchild and many others. Producing was Sean’s entrance into the industry,winning the local Producer of the Year award as well as competing in beat battles, networking with artists worldwide and gaining some impressive placements. Today Sean continues traveling both lanes, artist and producer, as he currently secures shows for SXSW 2019 and plans to start his own promotion company and assist local artists in getting recognition for their music.

Follow Sean White on Twitter: @seanwhitemusic