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Day: October 21, 2020

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Chicago native Gino Haze shares uplifting music video for “I Try”

Gino Haze is also gearing up to release his EP ‘The Gino Haze,‘ later this month!

Gino Haze is a rising independent artist who was blessed with two huge influences that helped cultivate his art. With his father being from Los Angeles and his mother being from Chicago, Gino was able to incorporate sounds from both major cities into his music.


His latest video “I Try” featuring Kyree Sterling is an inspiring track that speaks to Haze’s talents as an artist. He’s versatile and has a sound that is uniquely his. Haze is now based in Los Angeles and has collaborated with other artists such as C-Sick, Casey Veggies, Blxst, and Smino. He is now gearing up to release a new project, The Gino Haze EP in October. Follow Gino on socials and stay tuned for more!


Watch the video for “I Try” below.

Be sure to also stream “I Try” on Spotify.

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Long Beach’s Tauvaa draws a line in the sand with “Meauli Boy”

Richard Smith is a 25 year old artist from Long Beach, California who is affectionately known as Tauvaa. The story behind “Meauli Boy” is the tale of a half Black, half Samoan male growing up in a city where division amongst different races lead to dangerous conditions he had to face on a daily basis growing up in a gang infested city. In Samoan culture, the term Meauli means “Black”, and being that he was looked at as different because of his mixed race by family and friends alike, identifies with the name “Meauli Boy”.


On his latest project “Meauli Boy”, Tauvaa gives you a first person account of a young man who struggles to fit in, until finally embracing the fact that he stands out. On the intro track “Top Of My Game” Tauvaa exudes confidence, flexing over a spacey instrumental. On “Thank God” he really gets in his bag as he wakes up and thanks God for another day and uses his extraordinary God given flow to show his gratitude. All 4 Da $$$ is another standout as Tauvaa spews hustler raps over a funky sample creating a get money anthem for years to come. While the project starts out with braggadocios energy and packed with G-Funk influence such as on “Strap Out”, it ends on a more humble and serious themes with songs like “Cold Truth” where he says “Momma can’t teach the boy how to be a man, running to them dollars like the boy got a plan”. The project ends with a heartfelt “Outro” where he raps over a sentimental piano instrumental, holding nothing back. Tauvaa is on a sandy beach, facing the Pacific Ocean, etching his name “Meauli Boy” in the sand and daring anyone to try and wash it out.


https://album.link/i/1532397978

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24kGoldn and Iann Dior receive their first No. 1 spot on Billboard Hot 100

Columbia Records signee 24kGoldn and Iann Dior’s collab single “Mood” hit the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart today.
The song’s summery, rock-tinged instrumental pairs seamlessly with 24kGoldn’s carefree yet infectious hook. “Why you always in a mood, f****ing ‘round acting brand new, I ain’t tryna tell you what to do,” he sings.


Iann Dior’s accompanying verse is equally as electrifying and draws heavily from his emo-pop influences. The Texas native croons about his inability to maintain relationships with the women in his life singing, “I could never get attached, When I start to feel, I unattach, Somehow I always end up feeling bad.”

Dior and Goldn’s collaboration helped build hype for Internet Money’s first album B4 The Storm, a collection of 17 songs featuring rising star signees like Dior and Lil Tecca as well as rap heavyweights like Gunna, Trippie Redd, Future, and many others.


Go listen to 24kGoldn and Iann Dior’s song “Mood” right now available on all streaming platforms!

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Young M.A drops visual for “Dripset”

New York rapper Young M.A released the visual for her track “Dripset” just last night and it’s already going viral. The Mike Zombie-produced track sits at No. 21 on Youtube Trending with 320k views in 24 hours on the platform. Prior to dropping her tape Red Flu, Zombie and the “OOOUUU” rapper collaborated on their gold-certified cut “Big” off of her debut studio album Herstory in the Making.


The Shot by Cisco directed video sees M.A flexing her jewelry in front of luxury cars alongside her friends. Her flow is as boisterous and energetic as ever making for another surefire hit for the 28-year-old rapper.

Check out “Dripset” now on all platforms!

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21 Savage and Metro Boomin drop a “Chopped & Screwed” version of ‘Savage Mode II’

Atlanta natives 21 Savage and Metro Boomin infuse their new album Savage Mode II with a genre of rap popularized by Texas emcees in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. Chopped and Screwed, popularized by the late great DJ Screw, slowed rap songs down to the point where the artists sounded like they were dozing off while recording. However, Screw and his group, Screwed Up Click, lit Texas on fire and eventually brought the sound to the mainstream with UGK and Three 6 Mafia’s “Sippin on some Syrup.” Since then, everyone across the rap spectrum from Lil Wayne to Travis Scott draws influence from Chopped and Screwed.


In order to pay homage in the best way possible, Savage and Metro enlisted the help of veteran chopped and screwed producers DJ OG Ron C & The Chopstars. The tape has gained support from many Texas OGs including Three 6 Mafia’s DJ Paul.


Check out the project now on all platforms!

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Yella Beezy and 42 Dugg preach loyalty on new single “Solid”

Yella Beezy and 42 Dugg collaborate to create new single “Solid.”

Dallas rapper Yella Beezy is back with another hot song — this time he shared his new track “Solid,” featuring 42 Dugg. The upbeat track was produced by frequent collaborator Monstah Beats and serves as the latest single from his upcoming album, Blank Checc.


On “Solid,” Yella Beezy reminds fans of his loyalty, and dedication to maintaining his integrity. From holding down his circle down, to ensuring the safety of his family, Yella Beezy showcases for us a glimpse of his uprightness: “Ask about me on the street, I’m solid / When it come to the beef, I’m solid / Got to feed my people, I’m solid / Don’t you worry about me, I’m solid.”

Listen to “Solid,” below.

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