Day: September 15, 2021

“Being broke made me hungry to want more and set my standards higher than ever.”

Doeboi909 is back and better than ever with his latest release ‘Trap Babies 2.’ The project has been receiving a great response and the San Bernardino artist is taking his career to new heights with this one.

He describes the project as a “compilation of successful rappers that real life trap like myself.”

He’s definitely someone who’s on the rise and has a sound that can touch his fans in ways that are inspirational and motivational. Doeboi909 is an artist to be on the lookout for, as he doesn’t play things safe when it comes to pursuing what he wants.

Some of his goals for the future include working with bigger artists, as well as continuing to release and push hot singles for his audience to enjoy. It’s clear that he is on the right path, as his talent speaks for itself.

‘Trap Babies 2’ showcases 14 tracks of trap anthems. It features notable appearances from artists such as Tru Carr, ralfy the plug, Swifty Blue, trouble kidd, Frostydasnowmann, Lil Show, mad north, KiiNG KHASH and Jose Guapo — making for a tape that truly has a lot to offer for everything.

Take a listen to Doeboi909’s project below, and follow him on the gram @doeboi909.

Being Billboard’s one of fifteen particular R&B and Hip Hop artists to watch for 2021 can put a lot of pressure on an emcee, but for Stove God Cooks, it makes more than enough sense, and he’s handling the new expectations with grace. Effortless lyricism and graceful wordplay have boosted the New York state product up many lists that key him as a rapper to keep tabs on.
Now you can add another accolade to his list with Stove God touring alongside Griselda Record’s Conway the Machine for the ‘Love Will Get You Killed Tour.’ The first stop that you can view Cooks at is in Atlanta on September 8th. Below is a brief bio on Stove God Cooks so you can find out more information on a rising star and tour dates along with locations.

Brief Bio: Syracuse-bred rapper Stove God Cooks is a leading voice of hip-hop’s gritty, lyrically-inclined renaissance. But despite this mounting critical praise, Stove God’s aspirations can’t be confined to one lane — he wants to be mentioned in the same breath as today’s most popular hip-hop acts. The pensive artist’s preternatural linguistic command has earned him co-signs from Billboard, Complex, DJ Booth, among others, but it’s his relentless desire — and demonstrated ability — to push the creative envelope that separates Stove God from the rest. After his successful collaboration with French Montana on his debut single of this year, “Dope,” Stove God Cooks now takes off on tour with Conway The Machine.