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Blxst hosts ‘Just For Clarity 2’ release party ft. Russell Westbrook, Larry June, JELEEL, & more

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Following a career-defining year culminating in his first two GRAMMY nominations and spots on prominent “Best of 2022” lists, hip-hop’s most exciting artist Blxst has returned today with the next chapter to his 2021 EP, Just For Clarity 2. Out via Red Bull Records/EVGLE, the four-track package includes his December release, “Keep Calling” (12 million streams) with chart-topper Larry June, alongside rap’s leading tastemakers Roddy Ricch on the stand-out single, “Passionate,” and Mustard and Terrace Martin on the love bomb, “Ghetto Cinderella.”  

Blxst shares, “‘Passionate’ is bigger than a song to me. I like to look at it more as a mindset, especially working with Roddy on this record. I think it’s dope to see somebody’s success go from zero to a hundred, especially somebody from the hometown. I just remember us being in a studio before anybody knew who we were and we had that same drive and passion. This track is a look back at that, seeing where we were, where we are, where we’re going, and what brought us here today.” 

The EP is stacked with some of LA’s most talented stars in the game, all of whom have hustled their way to the top. It’s an ode to that dedication and a home-coming project for Blxst, one that defines his role in the city with confidence and humility. Through that lens he finds clarity in the present, artistically reflected in the visuals surrounding the EP.   

He adds, “Just for Clarity 2 is the second installment of a project I put together for my supporters to have an update of what’s going on in real time. When I think of clarity, I think of being clear and getting straight to the point. It’s a moment for me to vent and be honest and transparent, which is a theme throughout the EP. I call it a flawless four pack because it’s intentionally short and sweet, but it’s also an appetizer before the debut.” 

Blxst kicked off 2023 with two iHeartRadio Music Awards nominations, up for “Best R&B Artist” and “Best New R&B Artist.” These follow a string of accolades across his exponential growth last year, including wins at the XXL Awards for “Best New Artist of the Year,” Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players for “Rookie of the Year,” and the AIM Awards for “International Breakthrough Artist.” Capped by his track record of 2+ billion career streams, Platinum and Gold certifications for singles “Chosen” and “Overrated” respectively, radio hits, and a sold-out headline world tour, Blxst is only just getting started. 

Blxst and Tallie Spencer. Photo credit: Adam Sheridan-Taylor.
Blxst and JELEEL! Photo credit: Adam Sheridan-Taylor.
Blxst and Zoe Osama. Photo credit: Adam Sheridan-Taylor.

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Rising artists you should know: RealMuzikSK is back with more fire

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Amite City, Louisiana artist RealMuzikSK is back with his newest release of 2023. ‘Perfect Timing’ is a 6-song EP that RealMuzikSK is excited to share with his audience. Fresh off a string of recent releases, SK is bringing in a whole new vibe this time around. He’s improved on his craft and is ready to take over your streaming platforms once again. 

“The tape is about good times and positive vibes I put together and was experiencing in the last 2 months,” he said. “It all came together, you know, perfect timing.”

As far as his upbringing, the reason he pursues music is personal. It has hardly been a smooth ride for Realmuzik as he experienced periods of homelessness after dropping out of school at 16. Focused on pursuing a musical career rather than a formal education, he has experienced the pain and struggle to survive, and despite all of that, makes Hip Hop that truly touches the soul.

“I say perfect timing is the right timing. It’s about how I really felt in the moment and every song speaks about a different moment and feeling.”

With an addictive flow and intoxicating melodies that RealMuzikSK is known for, the songs are unique in every single way and speak to his own experiences and the world around him. The newest EP ‘Perfect Timing,’ quite literally arrives at the perfect time, and sets the tone for what listeners can expect from the rising artist moving forward this year. The rising star is undoubtedly set to capture the attention of audiences on the global stage.

“I just want the audience to feel the same way I felt when I was making the records,” RealMuzikSK says. “I want them to feel that motivation and inspiration when they hear the music.” 

Check out ‘Perfect Timing’ below.

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Hitmaka comments about Hit-Boy not receiving radio-play has sparked a producer war

Hitmaka is known for having fire beats and even hotter takes about his producer peers. He recently commented on Hit-Boy which sparked a trade of words and bars.

Hitmaka is an elite record producer and songwriter. He began his career as an artist under the name Yung Berg where his debut single “Sexy Lady” made waves across the industry. Since then he has transitioned into a full-time producer, songwriter and executive.

He has production credits on singles such as Lil Durk‘s “Still Trappin“, Layton Greene‘s “Leave Em Alone” and PNB Rock‘s ABCD (Friendzone). Alongside writing credits on hits such as A Boogie wit da Hoodie‘s “Startender“, Chris Brown‘s “Questions” and Big Sean‘s “Bounce Back“.

Besides the astonishing catalogue, the producer has been known to engage in banter with his producer peers.

His current feud resides with Hit-Boy, which started due to Hitmaka comments on Hot 97. The producer was a guest on Ebro in the Morning and stated Hit-Boy music isn’t on the radio.

“See, I’m on the radio. Hit-Boy is not on the radio I love Hit-Boy. Hit-Boy is a legend. He’s a legendary producer. He been doing it way longer than me. He’s a great guy. But I’ma keep it a bean though, if you play the soundtrack to your life for the last four or five years on radio, I know it’s gotta be frustrating with him because our names are so similar, my brother. But Hitmaka. Nah, shout out to Hit-Boy, we love him.”

Hit-Boy was quick to respond with a snippet of a song making comments on the situation.

“I just seen Yung Berg spoke on the wave/I should do him like Trick Trick and snatch hit out of his name, I had the code to the game/I had the coldest of days/I’m like Deebo on his cruiser/How you got no credits with no coproducers?/It’s time to give these ni***s the royal flush/no Roto-Rooter.”

Hit-Boy also poked a jab at Metro Boomin within the same record, rapping “I’m usually homeboys with producers I get compared to, but on this one I want to say I’m stretched out, extra leg room/ I don’t really know dude, he seem like a cool cat/ But I never once heard Metro Boomin do boom bap”

Boomin simply responded with Kendrick Lamar‘s “Rich Spirit” lyrics in a tweet.

Adding more fuel to the diss track he mentioned other producers Mustard and Southside.

Hitmaka responded with a comment on HipHopDX’s Instagram post stating “All I said was he ain’t making radio/mainstream shit and he dissed us on a beat that won’t never touch mainstream or radio. Solidified my statement.” He also jokily compared the record to Kendrick Lamar’s prolific feature on Big Sean’s “Control” where he called out the entirety of hip-hop.

Hitmaka is no stranger to calling out producers, back in 2021 Hitmaka and Mustard traded blows based on who would in a Verzuz. Hitmaka was on The Joe Budden Podcast and boldly stated he could beat Mustard. The two producers ended up engaging in trading tweets and flexing accomplishments.

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Track Review: Numbas, Bentley Green – kill em all (Ball)

Gruesome 305 rap star Numbas is back with another fitting track. A characteristic anthem to his street-leaning rap aesthetic, Numbas delivers yet another scathing take on being successful over his haters with “Kill Em All (Ball)”.

Lauderdale rapper Bentley Green hops on the track to send it home with a textbook verse.

Numbas, Bentley Green – Kill em all (Ball) Review

In a whispery hook, Numbas and Bentley show off their chemistry as they recite the chorus together with a looming cadence.

On the backdrop of a Bruh Bruh Play The Beat (BBPTB) laced instrumental, BBPTB delivers a glistening trap beat with plenty of groove and melody. Supplemented with different sound effects such as vocal samples and glimpses of a flute-like sound in the background, BBPTB dresses the instrumental with personality whilst allowing the artists space to be heard perfectly.

Throughout his verse Numbas is on a roll masterfully showcasing his synchronicity with the beat. Topically, he maintains on the song’s theme even affording to purchase some slick wordplay and references to Basketball .ie.

“Diplomatic immunity, never caught a f*ckn charge, ball on the referee, how you make that stupid call?” he raps in double entendre alluding to Bentley who was released from a five-year bid, and now runs legitimate businesses with dog kennel retailing and food distribution.

Bentley then arrests the instrumental with a juvenile verse that speaks to being grimey selling and cooking cocaine as a means to survive. He basically flexes throughout his brief cameo that oozes imperealism and confidence in whatever he does.

Numbas is growing in stature as an artist and a popular figure following his latest anthem “Gator” featuring Kevin Gates amassing 25,000 streams on its first week has been on a bright purple patch.

Listen to the track below.

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Grammy Award-winning artist evrYwhr drops new single and visual for “Roll On Me” ft. Patoranking

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Grammy Award-winning songwriter, singer, producer, and spoken wordsmith, evrYwhr (pronounced everywhere), is passionate about traveling and exploring culture through music. This time, his travels took him to Nigeria, where he filmed the video for his new single, “Roll On Me,” featuring Afrobeat superstar, Patoranking. Produced by Trakmatik, Swanky, Hvstle, the smooth, almost ethereal love song boasts a sexy sound rooted in Afrobeats and Caribbean music with sonics that travels across the borders. evrYwhr calls the resulting sound, Psychedelic Afro-R&B, an eclectic and global fusion of R&B, Afropop, afrobeats, reggae, and soul!

evrYwhr wrote and recorded his verses on “Roll On Me” in Atlanta, GA, at The Saint & Citizen Studio, while Patoranking recorded his in Lagos, Nigeria. evrYwhr’s catchy hook opens the track complimented by Patoranking’s infectious verse. A sexy saxophone runs throughout the song setting the tone for intimacy.

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Nigerian cinematographer Director K of PriorGold Pictures (whose credits include Wizkid’s ‘Essence), adds another layer of allure to the vibrantly colored music video. The beautiful scenery of Lagos, Nigeria is the backdrop for an intimate love story that unfolds. evrYwhr & Patoranking serenade their love interests, played by Omotòrera and Jessica Levi “Pull up beep beep / let me gas you / that dress will make a pastor come and bless you / you got that chocolate dip / you got that fondue / And I bet that nani sweet like a mango,” sings evrYwhr on the song.  

“It was important that I recorded “Roll On Me” with Patoranking in Nigeria to immerse myself in the afrobeat rhythms and culture. While there, I fell in love with the music, food, and fashion,” shares evrYwhr, who has traced his ancestry back to Nigeria.

During the pandemic, evrYwhr came across a quote from Andy Warhol which changed his entire mindset about the creative process. “Don’t think about making art, just get it done,” quoted Warhol. “Let everyone else decide if it’s good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. Then, while they are deciding, make even more art!” He put Warhol’s mantra into action one of the songs that came out of his morning creative sessions was “Roll On Me.” “Feeling free to create without critiquing myself stretched my sound. As I began to live a fuller, more limitless life, I’ve discovered a newfound freedom that comes from creating without overthinking.” that received rave reviews and drew even more new followers.

Look for ‘Roll On Me‘ as part of evrYwhr’s debut album set to be released in the summer of 2023 under label Saint & Citizen Music.

Stream “Roll On Me” featuring Patoranking below:

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Saxkboy Kd drops collaborative EP ‘The Show Must Go On’ featuring That Mexican OT

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Rising Texas-born rapper Saxkboy KD joins forces with fellow Texan That Mexican OT to present their first joint EP, The Show Must Go On, out now.

The 9-track collection illuminates the kinetic chemistry between these two buzzing talents who initially linked up to lay down one track. As they did just, the connection took on a life of its on furthermore, culminating in today’s joint project release. On “Gucci Rugs,” Saxkboy KD devours a bouncy groove with a head-spinning cadence that cuts right through the production, crashing into a lyrical solo as the beat fades to black.

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Meanwhile, That Mexican OT counters with a laidback verse of his own, adding another dimension to the track. Piano glimmers over 808s on “Pillow Talk” as their verbal volley proves downright captivating. Fittingly, the ride culminates with “Faking.” From the jump, Saxkboy gets introspective on the verses without ever sacrificing his signature speed on production laced with keys and guitar. Hinging on unbreakable chemistry, the project affirms Saxkboy KD and That Mexican OT as the next in a long line of powerhouse Southern duos a la OutKast and UGK.

Last week, he set the stage for the release of The Show Must Go On with “Just Talking.” The airy lethal, lullaby-style chant gives way to another elite display of lyrical force punctuated by personal musings. It has already picked up traction at streaming platforms, esteemed media outlets and more. Watch the official music video HERE via YouTube.
 

Saxkboy KD ignites a blaze amidst new hip-hop hopefuls. His melodic drawl a familiar but rebellious rendition of Deep South storytelling, is reminiscent of the late 80s legends of “Dirty Souf” rappers UGK. His moniker, Saxkboy KD, naturally came from a reputation of always having sacks cash on him and an abbreviation of his actual name.


Be on the lookout for more from Saxkboy KD soon.

Stream ‘The Show Must Go On’ below:

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New Music Friday: The best new songs that dropped this week

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Time after time, you can bet your bottom dollar RemixdMag will drop the best new songs of the week. From Lil Keed‘s “Self-Employed” to Luh Tyler and Babytron‘s “Fat Racks Pt. 2,” these hits will inspire you to work against the clock. Read our selections below: 

1) slowthai – “YUM” 

The British rapper becomes quickly immersed in his vices via “YUM.” Coming off his newest project, UGLY, the erratic-styled EDM beat, finds the artist seeking an intervention after his co-dependencies take over his life. At the start of this record, he delivers confessional lyrics before detailing a world full of drugs, booze, and fornication. In hopes of leaning away from his obsessions, he spits, “Look to the mirror when you’re fucked/Had a conversation with God/Prayer for the stair, this the magic hour/In a K hole like a clam in chowder/I wanna melt on my own, but it won’t leave me alone.” 

2) Stunna Girl – “Like Dat“

Baddies West star Stunna Girl reaffirms why she’s quite incomparable in her Chicago-styled trap cut, “Like Dat.” Using a distinctive flow, the rapstress speaks about why she and the next girl up aren’t the same. She compares her endless revenue to a get-rich scheme, spitting, “you would think I was scammin’ the way the money flowin’.” As the song carries on, Stunna Girl also touches on her luxurious lifestyle and being able to keep a partner on their toes. After hearing the record, one user even labeled “Like Dat” as “INSPIRATION RATCH.” 

3) Lil Keed – “Self-Employed” 

Lil Keed’s estate has dropped a single off his highly anticipated album Keed Talk To ‘Em 2. The late rapper passed away from a rare condition called eosinophilia late last year. The aforementioned track is about grinding so much that others will question if you work a 9 to 5. “Self-Employed” also finds Lil Keed putting his haters in their rightful place. Keed Talk To ‘Em 2 is executive produced by his daughter Naychur Render. The album features NAV, Big Sean, Trippie Redd, KayCyy, Fridayy, Young Thug, Dolly White, Karlae, Lil Gotit, and StickBaby. As one user says, this song is “for the real ones, LLK.”

4) COCHISE – “Don’t Matter“

Coming in heavy with video game elements, “Don’t Matter” is about living life with no regrets. COCHISE delivers his bars in a flow seemingly inspired by the likes of Playboi Carti. On “Don’t Matter”, the former XXL Freshman speaks about running a bag with his comrades, pulling up in foreign whips, wearing the hottest designer, and keeping a baddie on his arm. The two-minute song also sees COCHISE forwarning his haters. “Like don’t get hurt/Like a nigga get stomped out here for the low/Man call up Lil Durk.”

5) Luh Tyler and BabyTron – “Fat Racks Pt. 2”

Luh Tyler and Babytron let it be known that they “ain’t doing shit for you if that shit don’t get me paid” in their newest single. The eerie trap offering finds Luh Tyler and BabyTron detailing their immense love for the mula. So much that they won’t let anything (or anyone) stand in the way of their profits. Coinciding with this are the two rappers’ braggadocious bars. Babytron also touches on his rise to fame, saying, “Doggie woke up in a mid-life crisis, don’t know who to blame/Thinking, “Who gone help me?”/Independent, gives a fuck, I’m thinking who gon’ shelve me.” 

6) Wolftyla – “Close” 

On “Close,” Wolftyla yearns for a distant lover to be near. The R&B/pop beat allows the singer to express her feelings toward the one she “loves the most” in a captivating vocal range. Moreover, the New York songstress explains why they’re a perfect match. She wishes that this person would stop pulling away. Wolftyla says about the record, “‘Close’ is an open love letter to someone I’ve grown to learn and understand enough to love deeply. I wanted to capture in sound what it feels like for me to keep my love life private, but the sadness of feeling as I will never be able to disclose who I love. So there’s a layer of intimacy that I appreciate when being close to someone but also anxiety and fear because I’ll never know if I’m the only one.” 

7) Trip Carter – “Heels” 

Trip Carter can’t help but give a sweet lady the world and then some in “Heels.” He even encourages her to “walk them heels and talk your shit.” In nearly three minutes, Trip Carter can be heard singing with a suave vocality as the funky R&B beat goes off. The song is ultimately a confidence boost for women across the globe. The song rolls in time for Women’s History Month. Trip Carter is primarily known for his undeniable talent with the bass guitar. 

8) KCAMP – “ICU Freestyle“

Spitting over a sample of Coco Jones‘ “ICU,” KCAMP drops his most pristine bars about how he’s HIM. In a matter of two minutes, the rapper speaks about getting to the bag and a woman who’s caught his eye. Elsewhere, the Vibe Forever rapper drops a line of warning bars aimed at his opposing forces. KCAMP also elaborates on the kind of woman he’d love to keep around. “I just been needin’ some love and loyalty lately,” he raps. 

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Vlewo debuts latest single “Diamonds & Dior”

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Vlewo will be releasing a brand new flex anthem “Diamonds & Dior” where he shows off his range as an artist.

Vlewo is known for his diverse sound; he switches between different beat styles, flows, and sounds in his music.

When asked about his passion for music, the artist shared “I’m passionate about music because it mainly stemmed from me becoming diagnosed with anxiety and depression from back when I was on campus. I’ve always been talented in music, but the passion came from wanting to stand out with anything I write. What inspires me
is not falling into other artists’ categories and just wanting to be excellent but different
through many ways as possible.”

He pulls inspiration from artists who have diverse sounds such as Chris Brown, Juice Wrld, and Lil Yachty. Yachty’s recent dive into the opposite direction with Let’s Start Here. stood out to Vlewo. He shared “he started off as a rapper but developed into a multitude type of artist. Yachty wrote many songs for artists and proposed a new sound with alternative music in 2023.”

The Illinois artist is dropping his latest single titled “Diamonds & Dior.” The single is an energetic banger with a glistening instrumental. Throughout the record, the artist exhibits multiple flows and vocal inflections.

When asked about what he wants fans to take away from his music he stated “Overall, I want my supporters to take away from my music that I give this my all. I don’t care
about first-week sales, don’t care about competing with the next man… I just want to release music for those who genuinely want it. The message I want everyone to understand is I’m human with feelings and emotions, but definitely not perfect. Want people to hear my music and feel what I’m expressing on another level depending on what’s being played. In terms of my single and project, the single is to enjoy and have a great vibe but the project is to listen and understand that not every song I release will sound repetitive.”

The Illinois artist is currently focused on sharing “Diamonds & Dior” and will be returning this summer with another single. After the summer single, he is planning on shifting his focus to creating his first studio album.

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