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Day: October 27, 2021

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EPIC FAM releases an energetic and fun new track, “GETCHO!”

Baltimore record label, EPIC FAM, share vibrant and an official music video for “GETCHO!” & debut compilation album.

Emerging Baltimore-based record label and media company, EPIC FAM, just released it’s highly anticipated 24-song compilation album titled, ‘Eze Jackson Presents: EPIC FAM Vol. 1.’ Curated by executive producers Ezekiel “Eze” Jackson and Dermell “Melbourne” Brunson, the album was created in an effort to bring more awareness to some of Baltimore’s most talented and promising underground musicians.

In reflection of Baltimore’s rich culture, recording artist and producer Eze Jackson recruits an array of artists, including Wifty Bangura, Street Scott, StarrZ, Luioto, Dre Thompson, Tony Champagne, Cita, Kotic Couture, Greenspan, Cierra Lione, and more. From nostalgic, boom bap to refreshing, club-ready beats, Mateyo, DJ Clutch, Street Scott, Mario Santilli, James Nasty, and EPIC FAM Music receive credit for the album’s wide-ranging production.

Eze Jackson had this to say about EPIC FAM Vol. 1:

“When the world was shut down, we decided to get to work. This album is our first offering to show that not only is Baltimore talented, but when we focus, unity is our superpower. We’re big fans of albums where you don’t have to skip tracks so we made one.”

To celebrate the release of the album, fans have been gifted with the highly anticipated music video for the album’s Baltimore Club-infused lead single, “GETCHO!” Directed by Maggie Rudisill, the visual finds Eze Jackson, StarrZ, Wifty Banguara and Kotic Couture, accompanied by a group of street dancers, serving up a vibrant performance at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.

Stream EPIC FAM Vol. 1 on your preferred streaming platform here, and watch the official music video for “GETCHO!” below.

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BoogieFrmDa8 flexes in his new visual for” Spend Sum”

Compton’s newest star BoogieFrmDa8 is a name everyone needs to be familiar with immediately. The Compton, California native is only 21 years old, but has the wisdom of an OG. Having grown up with a well-known street figure as his father and his mother a published author, Boogie’s upbringing was the perfect mix of brawn, brain, and discipline. Boogie’s story began on 148th street, on the west side of Compton, becoming a fixture in the Campanella Park neighborhood by 8 years old, taking on the role of lookout, ensuring the older guys on the block were alerted of any potential incoming threats. Although he grew up in the mecca of G-Funk and West-Coast Hip Hop, the music of Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, The Game and Kendrick

Lamar did not heavily influence Boogie.

With roots in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Boogie gravitated towards Plies, Lil Boosie and Lil Durk’s music and his music has subsequently been influenced by the southern acts. In 2018, at 18 years old, he started his rap career by rapping over the instrumental of hit records such as “Uno” by AMB Jayy, on Instagram going viral and earning the moniker “Mr. Takeover Beats.” Currently, in 2021, Boogie has picked up an immense amount of steam by consistently releasing singles featuring the hottest new artists in Los Angeles including “Pullin Skitz” featuring Baby Stone Gorillas, Treyway6k, and fellow Compton act YS.

Today, BoogieFrmDa8 brings us a brand new single titled “Spend Sum”, an energetic, money- making anthem where he emphatically states, “I’m tryna make a thousand hundreds, let ’em keep coming”. In this Sebastian Beltran directed visual Boogie, he is shown in a piano room as he flaunts his impressive jewelry collection. This is the first of many new singles with accompanying visuals that will be released through the end of this year as he looks to go into 2022 recognized as Compton’s next superstar.

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Interview: IV4 introduces her newest project “Get Rich & Cry Trying”

Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter IV4 is preparing to release her latest project Get Rich & Cry Trying. The soulful artist has an impressive track record of creating memorable music: combining Pop, R&B, and Hip-Hop into a masterpiece of melodies that undeniably make her stand out from the rest. IV4’s joint venture deal with both Warner Records and her label The Wasted Youth has put her music at the forefront of the next generation of legendary artists. Her 2019 deal with Warner only exposes to the masses what was engraved in this artist from day one: creativeness, determination, and raw expression that effortlessly fuels her foundation of becoming the next superstar.

IV4 has a strong starting lineup of breakthrough singles that showcase her vocal versatility and unique vibe on full display. From IV4’S lustful 2018 record “Because of Me“, to last year’s bop ”Work 2 Hard“, to 2020’s dreamy record “Swimming” featuring Trippie Redd, her singles paired with alluring visuals do not disappoint.

Her first single off of Get Rich & Cry Trying is titled “Stroke”, featuring Jeremih, and greatly sets the tone for the project. IV4’s entire presence embodies strength, creativity, and seductiveness that is empowering to witness. In addition to her singing and songwriting abilities, the rising artist has also been the face of major fashion campaigns. IV4 is truly the jack of all trades, and her latest project Get Rich & Cry Trying is a fresh flair of creative individualism that unveils her enchanting emotions and an unmistakable sense of coolness.

Check out our interview with IV4 below!

What city are you from/ Where are you based now?

I’m from St. Louis Missouri, but I’ve moved 24 times. Quoting Dio, I live in the “city of fallen angels” now. Los Angeles California.

What is your artist Name? How did you get your artist name?

My name is IV and that’s the only name I go by. It’s my lucky number and a symbol of everything complete within itself.

How would you describe your sound to readers who may not be familiar with you?

My sound is alternative contemporary. Smooth vocals, heavy 808’s.

What ultimately inspired you to dedicate yourself to a music career?

I love music, and I always have. It moves me like nothing else. Not love, or money, or acclimations. Just to sing or create music is who I am. Life itself inspires me. I feel like making music is leaving behind a timestamp or a sort of audio diary that I can share with others. People make their own memories and relationships to the music as well so it’s a way to bring everyone together.

Who are some of your main musical influences?

My main musical influences are my nana and my mom. They used to sing to me every day and encourage me to sing and write music. They are the largest influence I’ve ever had on my career and passion.

Tell us the name of the project you are currently promoting? What inspired this project?

My project is called “Get Rich & Cry Trying”. It’s inspired by the mentality of where I am right now. I’m the midwest girl with big city dreams, so it seemed fitting. It’s hard, and it’s a struggle, but I’m making huge strides, and I’m fly asf while I’m doing it. The journey has just begun so it’s some of my favorite songs I’ve made during this process. I’m super excited to share them with everyone.

The date that this project dropped or is set to drop?

The first single is dropping in November! “Stroke” -iv4 ft Jeremih

What is this project about in your own words?

This project is my introduction. However, others interpret it as totally subjective. I’m just letting people know I’m here, I make good music, I work hard, and this is the beginning of something huge.

What’s one of the proudest moments of your music career so far?

I’ve got some insane features coming including Russ, & Tory Lanez. Following “Get Rich & Cry Trying”, is Melanin Monroe.

What message do you hope fans take away from your music and this project?

I hope fans take away a strong message of “anything is possible” from this project. If I can make my dreams happen, so can you. That, and I hope they catch the good ass energy I put into these songs. I got some slow jams in there too, so if y’all make babies to my music, feel free to name them after me.

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Tianis Rose is “Moving Too Fast” in her new single, featuring Yung Bleu

“Moving Too Fast” comes off label Social Currency Enterprises album, Full House, as Tianis Rose seizes the spotlight with her track, “Moving Too Fast.”

The ‘First Lady” of Carolina record label, Social Currency Enterprises, Tianis Rose is making a name for herself with her new release, “Moving Too Fast,” off her label’s compilation album, Full House.

The single, “Moving Too Fast,” is full of vitality, as Tianis breathes life into the track, creating a melodic ballad about heartbreak, keeping it real, and so much more. The track, featuring the freshly crowned BET Hip Hop Award winner for Best New Artist, Yung Bleu, pairs up for one hell of a tune, as they get reflective about love, being apart, and being infatuated, as they detail love and independence.

The song comes in at a little over three minutes, detailing the ups and downs of love and the problem of “moving too fast.” As Tianis showcases her range, opening the track with light guitar plucking, serenading her audience with smooth vocals about the good of the relationship, still wishing your ex well, “if I let you leave, please don’t crash.” Then as the beat progresses and becomes heavier, so does Tianis’s heart.

As she “has been doing better” since being on her own, picking up the tempo of the track, rapping, dropping bars, going back and forth with Yung Bleu, exploring the downfall of the relationship. The song leaves you with this feeling of wanting the relationship to last. But also, this independence you gained from being on your own, placing you in an introspective state of mind and not knowing where you stand in the relationship.

Be sure to tap in with Tianis Rose via Instagram @tacobae as she is someone to keep an eye on, as her versatility of sound makes her stand out.

Listen to Tianis Rose and Yung Bleu’s new song, “Moving Too Fast,” below!

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Meet rapper Nell Burna – a natural born hustler

Nell Burna is an upcoming artist who loves making music! In 2017, Nell Burna dropped his track “Mood” where he was finding his true sound. Fast forwarded to 2021, he is back with his newest single “On The Low.” The single features Xanman and in the track, the pair brings the heat where they showcase their lavish lifestyle and limelight. He wants to make a name for himself and be able to inspire others. He hopes to be blessed enough to give back and help other places that’s in need of help and he wants to build a learning center in my old neighborhood and overall help out others. There is a lot more music on the way from Nell Burna and you can get to know him below!

What inspired your artist name? And where did you get the name from?

It’s kind of simple my first name is Ternell and when I was younger I use to go by “Lil Nell” Lol, but one of my close friends rapper “Warren Jae” was once named Young Burna he said he was changing his rap name to Warren Jae and I asked can I use Burna.. he said he don’t care, so that’s how Nell Burna came about.

Where are you from (born and raised)? And where did you grow up?

I was born in Washington D.C. I grew up on the block E. Street SouthEast. a very bad neighbor where a lot of violence took place sad to say but it taught me a lot. I also lived in Columbia SC back in the early 2000’s where I went to college for a while and after I moved back home to DC.

What is YOUR genre?

My Genre is more “Rap” and can be smooth as well I like to be on my trap music as well is cater to the ladies. I’m a certified lover boy like “drake’’ says lol

How would you describe your sound/style?

It’s hard to describe some people say Ace Hood, Lil baby, A boogie Wit Da Hoodie, I go where the beat takes my mind, I’m very versatile, but I’m working on my main sound right now, so the fans can know it’s me as soon as the track starts

Do you also write, produce, and/or engineer your own music?

Yes, I record myself and engineer myself. Sometimes I have my friend “Engineer “Keys” that works for DJ Drama Mean Streets mix and master most of my music, I produce a little but sometimes producers send me beats or I purchase them. What is next for you? Drop good music for the listeners, stay consistent and keep getting better at my craft, shoot for the stars and don’t look back because I won’t never forget where I came from.

Instagram: nellburna1

YouTube Channel: NEllBURNA

TikTok: NELLBURNA

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