Memphis rapper Big Scarr drops the video for him and 1017 boss Gucci Mane’s track “In Colors.” The song comes off of Scarr’s label debut Big Grim Reaper. The visual sees the two rappers whipping four-wheelers through the desert with an abundance of models dancing on set.
Since the early 2010s, Gucci Mane has practically owned Atlanta hip-hop both with his own music, and the influence that he’s had on the A-Town sound. However, Gucci’s new focus has shifted to developing the rising stars from all across the south.
We’ve all heard of 1017 frontman Pooh Shiesty from his track “Back In Blood”, but Big Scarr has made his mark on the emerging Memphis rap scene with tracks like “Endzone,” “I Would Keep Going,” and “SoIcyBoyz 2,” among many others. Check out “In Color” below!
Rob $tone just graced baseball fans all over with his new track, “All Nine Innings,” specifically for the San Diego Padres.
San Diego native Rob $tone, famous for his 2015 hit single, “Chill Bill,” just released a new song that has unofficially became an anthem for the San Diego Padres baseball team. The track, called “All Nine Innings” comes as an immense honor for $tone as he has been a baseball fan his entire life, picking up the game as a kid, a full-circle moment for the rapper, for sure!
The track is a certified banger in San Diego and for all baseball fans. $tone has always represented his city, but this one feels a little extra special.
“This song is special and was exciting for me to write because I really had to take myself back to when I played baseball as a kid to get the vibe!” $tone said. “Connecting with the San Diego Padres for this anthem is a dream come true for me. I am just happy the organization and all of the fans love the record! It is a banger fasho. Much love.”
Rob $tone even got invited to the premiere of the song at the April 16th game and was able to bring his father to his first MLB game, where his very own track was playing in the stadium. It was a very surreal experience for the rapper and something he will most likely never forget. In a post on Instagram, $tone writes the whole experience was “epic” and “the time of [his] life.”
The San Diego rapper released the track a few days later, Monday the 19th, on Youtube and a few days later for streaming sites, and has since received accolades from his hit anthem. The artist most recently just debuted a seven-track EP entitled Solitare Stone. The EP features such songs as “One in a Million,” “Fantasy,” and “28 Grams.”
Be sure to tap in with Rob $tone via social media @YoungRob$tone to be kept up to date on any new releases.
Stream Rob $tone’s latest anthem for the San Diego Padres,”All Nine Innings,” below!
The latest track from 17-year old artist Y Chibi was released ahead of his upcoming project No Cosign releasing on May 21st. While still new in the music world, Y Chibiis gaining traction in his hometown of Dallas and beyond with his previous single “Big Dawg,” garnering half a million streams in less than a month. On the Nigerian-American emcee’s newest song he speaks on the painful experiences he’s gone through in such a short amount of time. From his father unexpectedly passing away to losing friends to street life or just growing apart, Y Chibi has experienced many trials that listeners can relate to.
“Things happened to me early, I had to focus on growing up. I had to grind and challenge myself,” he said.
To cope with life’s pains at such a young age, Y Chibi turned to music and it has not been in vain. His uncle seeing his potential and wanting to keep him away from life in the streets, helped him to get studio time and release his first full-length project Pain-Tence at 16 years old. Since it’s release he has seen a steady incline in streams and popularity and with his second project dropping next month he will hopefully be able to keep his momentum.
Most people would prefer to bury their pasts and never look back. They figure that because people weren’t there to witness the dark moments of their lives, it is wise to act like they never happened. Cellus Hamiltonis not most people.
In his new video “Right Now”, Hamilton reminisces about the mistakes of his immature past and how they have made him into the man he is today. As a successful business owner, husband, and creator of three charting albums, Cellus Hamilton reflects on his days of smoking weed, chasing women, and writing self-glorifying music. The short song features a powerful verse in which Hamilton shows his new style of rapping–exposing the ills and injustices of society.
Right Now was released as a single in 2018 but is finally receiving a visual 3 years later. The song features production from PALA and was directed by Alex Ferrec. This music video is the first one Ferrec has directed as he plans to establish himself as a sought-out creator in the music world. Video coloring was done by his wife Margaret Ferrec. Be sure to check out the video and also to stream “Right Now” on all platforms.
Equipped with the vulnerability of 90s R&B singers like Usher, K-Ci, Ginuwine, and the swagger of modern-day acts, Twaankalu delivers the sappy track “Rewind.”
The song is a must-have for any duffle bag playlist and even though summer is right around the corner, we all need some songs to put us in our feelings.
As explained by the August, GA native, the song’s “atmospheric chord progressions and hypnotic drum patterns unite to paint a vivid image of a life sustained by solitude and reflection and adorned with passion and romance.”
Twaankalu began his musical journey in his sophomore year of college after taking a course on digital sound but was soon taken by the art form and quickly dedicated his life to becoming a household name in the R&B space.
“An integral part of who I am as an artist (and as a person) is finding strength in my ability to be honest and vulnerable, and that heavily influenced me during the songwriting process. I want my music to tear down walls in the hearts of my fans,” he explained.
Despite only releasing one track on Spotify, Twaankalu has caught the attention of some serious names in music opening for the likes of Jeremih and London On Da Track.
Things are certainly looking up for this young R&B talent so stay tuned for more, follow him on Instagram, and check out the single below!
Yung Roamin is proving that you should never give up on your dreams! Learning how to make beats back in 2016, the Ohio Native was serious about his career from the start. Yung Roamin knew that it would take hard work and dedication to make his dreams a reality. “I started getting visions at such an early age, asking myself what I can do and how my life can turn out if I really worked hard on it pursue it” Roamin admits, “I was like man I aint about to work a 9.5 job, like everyone else I am meant to do something big and impact people’s lives, so realizing what I could do really fueled me in high school and went with it.”
However, once he graduated from high school he was forced to make the decision to either go to college or continue to chase his true passion. He admits the small but big decision put him under a lot of pressure from his family who wanted him to pursue a higher education. Yung Roamin decided it would be best for him to follow his dreams but shares that the road to success hasn’t always been the easiest.
“I went from working one job everyday bussing tables in high school to having to work two jobs in the food industry, shit was tough, and I had moments where I felt so down and in fear of what I was doing was right but I kept going.” He recalled, “Later down the road I had a struggle with mental health and just wasn’t myself and couldn’t work so my family thought I should go to college. That was the lowest point of my life I had no vision of the future but felt a presence of no safety and had a lot of love and support.”
After taking time to focus on his mental health and spirituality, Yung Roamin was ready to jump back into the music business. Making anywhere from 6 to 10 beats a day and networking in the industry, the independent artist was finally seeing the results of his hard work. Landing his first big break with up-and-coming artist Rubi Rose for her single “He In His Feelings”, he was relieved and knew everything would fall into place!
The future is looking bright for Yung Roamin! Ready to build his empire, independent artist is looking forward to connecting and collaborating with some of the hottest entertainers in the music industry. Already working with hip-hop artists such as Rubi Rose and Dej Loaf, the best is yet to come from the YUNG producer.
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