Closing out the year with more heat ATL rapper Lil Thony dropped the comedic track”Know She Gone F*ck” now we get the visual.

Featuring fellow Atlanta rapper Sukihana (@Sukihanagoat), Lil Thony solidifies his place amongst the rising talent of Atlanta’s next wave of artists alongside one of the most outspoken female emcees on the rise.

“Just being popular in the area and having everyone telling me I have the look and image, everyone started asking about music, and so I really started to take it more seriously and focused on my craft writing more and coming up with concepts that would get people’s attention,” LIl Thony explaind.

“Everything is weird to somebody, until its cool to a lot of people, but my style just came about from me not wanting to do what other people do. Sometimes people can relate to it because they live the life I live too, but what you see is just me expressing myself – I’m not always trying to be funny, this is who I am,” Lil Thony said.

Peers and fans alike are taking notice as Lil Thony recently had a big feature for his song “Call My Phone” which featured the lyrics of Kap G.

“I like to freestyle, but I really like to write and perfect the song. Usually I find the topic and the words and people pretty much know what the song is about before they even hear it. Like my song, Bitcoin” Thony said.

Closing out the year and rolling into 2019, Lil Thony is hoping to go viral with some of his new content, making connections on the business side of music.

“I’m hoping to learn from different people, building with artists and expanding my brand, learning ways that I can build new fans. I try to look at sh*t from all angles; you can do anything and get a fan off it, so it ain’t got no limit to my creativity and I just like to have fun.”

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New York rap star Earl Simmons aka DMX was just released from Gilmer Federal Correctional Institution in West Virginia after serving a one year stint for tax evasion. The Ruff Ryders rapper and actor has already made plans to film several movie projects as well as dropping a highly anticipated album.

As a condition of his release he must pay back the government 2.3 million dollars in restitution as a result of his prior tax debt.

DMX has starred in countless movies that includes: Exit Wounds, Cradle 2 The Grave, Belly, Romeo Must Die along side singer A’liyah and Jet Li,Death Toll, Last Hour and countless others. With these many movies under his belt, he is sure to be a box office favorite when his next project drops.

With credits as a musician, actor, writer and director, it’s no shock that the multihyphenate creative known as Darnell Williams is the mastermind behind the camera and concept of his latest video, “F*ck Hollywood.” The cinematically crafted flick from the 12 Tone Music artist, who’s also directed works for notable hip-hop figures Big Sean and the late Mac Miller, is both mysterious and intriguing. “My inspiration was life in Hollywood, specifically the nightlife,” says Williams. “There’s always an experience to be had and something to get into. It’s a playground for those with vices who don’t mind crossing over to the dark side.” Beyond the definitive LA aesthetics, the engaging five-minute ten-second video reflects the MCs inner demons – fame, drugs, sex and alcohol. Williams puts the focus on storytelling, which is grounded in rock star reality, while the song and its funk-tinged beat serve as the perfect score. What starts off as young and reckless fun quickly turns into a gripping plot twist that alters the whole mood of the narrative. The result is an unexpected ending that begs for an extended version.

Growing up on the East side of Las Vegas where he was often in a minority as the only white kid, Interstate Fatz, was challenged early and often forcing him to grow up fast with battling as a means of survival.

Quickly making a name for himself on the Battle Rap scene in Vegas Interstate Fatz eventually made his way to BET’s 106 & Park earning him not only notoriety in his own city but across the globe.

Now with a solid following on the Battle Rap scene, Interstate Fatz is hoping to expand by providing fans with music that goes beyond just incredible lyrics and brazen bars.

Check out Interstate Fatz most recent freestyle where the young emcee destroys the Bootleg Kev freestyle on LA’sReal 92.3.

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Young Buck presents the new compilation album titled Next Up Vol. 4. The 17-track project features Young Buck, 42 Dugg, Peezy, Tremaine, plus more. Stream or download below via Audiomack.

STREAM/DOWNLOAD: Young Buck – Next Up Vol. 4 [Mixtape]

Gorilla Zoe releases a new single called “Talk To Me” off his I Am Atlanta Forever mixtape, due out February 22nd. Listen below via Spotify and purchase on iTunes.

Florida artists Zouhloo125 and BBgEmula team up with DJ Scream for their new mixtape titled ZMULA. The 12-track project includes features from Hunnidgang Bagg$$ and Big Fredo. Stream or download below via Audiomack.

STREAM/DOWNLOAD: Zouhloo125 & BBgEmula – ZMULA [Mixtape]

Known as one of the queens of the Westside of Atlanta, Jah Jah decided to retire from stripping at the Blue Flame making upwards of 5 to 10k a night to pursue her dream and use her other talent of making music. It seems to have panned out when she team with legendary Break Em Off Records. Here’s her first single/video offering titled “All I Know.” Sounds like she knows a little bit more that twerk! The video was directed by Cricket and song was produced by Bobby Kritical.

Tampa, Florida and the surrounding area is considered a beautiful place to live and visit; a popular tourist destination thanks to its geographic location, the nearby beaches of St. Petersburg and Clearwater and tourist attractions that include Busch Gardens and professional sports arenas. This lush western point of Florida is also home to rapper, Tae Bae. Born Dante Keller, Tae Bae was raised on the East side of Tampa and began rapping at the early age of 9.

Growing up in the hood of East Tampa, Tae was raised in the midst of a robust and vibrantly growing city with rapidly growing crime. Tampa’s death toll and homeless rates started to rise as neighborhoods were being gentrified and lower income families were being forced out of their homes. Like many other young men in this situation, Tae took to street life as means to make a way for himself and others.

With his desire to continue down the path he started almost 7 years ago, Tae Bae jumped right into the booth and dropped a hot new single, “First Day Out” produced by CheezeBeatz. Tae and Cheeze have worked well together in the past, so it was no question these two would cook up something mean for the streets.

In just a few weeks since his release, Tae Bae has been working hard in the studio to deliver a sound that both pays homage to his roots, but also creates a path forward. Tae Bae, which means “Tampa Bay”, knows that as he elevates his craft, he will also elevate his city. “I am Tampa, so where I go, the city going with me.”