Los Angeles hip hop artist Demrick is excited to share the music video to his recently released single “F*ck I Look Like.”

“Fuck I Look Like” is the first single from his upcoming full length album Came A Long Way, which is set to release on July 13th. Capturing his sharp and, quick witted bars, “F*ck I Look Like” is a fiery anthem for authenticity, motivation, and Demrick’s unrelenting grind. The single is available to download now as an instant-grat with an iTunes pre-order of the album. pre-order here: https://apple.co/2J7xM64.

Demrick is a recording artist and songwriter from Philadelphia, PA and is currently residing in Los Angeles. He’s best known for his collaborations with artists such as Xzibit, Kurupt, Snoop Dogg, Too $hort, B-Real, Dizzy Wright, Logic, Paul Wall, Jarren Benton, Berner, and others.

This past January Demrick appeared on a project called One Week Notice that featured Audio Push, Dizzy Wright, Jarren Benton, Emilio Rojas, Reezy and was featured on HotNewHipHop, HipHopDx, XXL.

In addition to the aforementioned sites, Demrick’s work on the project also got the attention of DJ Akademiks, Sway In The Morning and many more.

Previously in June 2016, Demrick made waves with his solo project Collect Call, which featured production from Scoop DeVilleand Cali Cleve and guest verses from Lil Debbie and Casey Veggies.

In addtion to his Blaze With Us project released collaboratively with Dizzy Wright,Demrick has toured across North America, had music featured in HBO’s Insecure,Captain America: Civil War, Ride Along 2, Let’s Be Cops, Zero Dark Thirty, House of Lies, and more. In addition he has worked relentlessly in the studio on his upcoming solo album, Came A Long Way that releases July 13th.

Coca Vango is coming off the release of his latest project Motivational Purposes Only in February. Following a video for “Yesterday (Remix),” the Atlanta native is back with another visual for the Derez De’Shon-assisted “Fake Love.” Directed by BPace Productions.

Andrezia debuted her new video “Wrong” featuring Rich Rocka a few days ago on her VEVO channel and is garnering much attention. Andrezia is a Cape Verdean-American singer/songwriter and actress hailing from Oakland, CA. Growing up in the multicultural Bay Area and steeped in hip-hop and R&B, Andrezia has coined her own unique sexy style of R&B infused rap. Check out the video below.

Atlanta based artist Millions & Billions releases his visual to “Hit A Lick” featuring Money Man. The Eastside Atlanta native is preparing for his new project which is set to release later on this summer. Check out the visual below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNW9RKxBQn8

OG Maco is back with Ponce DeLeioun on a new track titled “Outside.” This very melodic and melody driven tune is bound to make waves throughout the hip hop scene. The Catalyst Collective released track is just one of many incredible tracks to be released by the DJ Afterthought owned label.

D.C.’s own Nasa Boyz (VellDerski & Packiee) release a new visual for their single “Rain.” Watch the Capitol Cinema-directed video below and be sure to follow the group on Instagram and Twitter.

East Atlanta’s own Johnney C links with Fetty Wap and Devon for his new single “Rescue” produced by DJ Plugg. Listen below via SoundCloud.

https://soundcloud.com/ohnney/johnney-c-rescue-ft-fetty-wap-devon

Atlanta by way of Panama’s Jo$e Rivera releases a new track called “Bossed Up” featuring Jace from Two-9 and Sahtyre for the upper echelon. Check out the Dumbnlocomusic produced track below.

https://soundcloud.com/joserivera_blackpapi/joe-rivera-bossed-up-featuring-jace-x-sahtyre/

When it comes to Hip Hop’s elite list of producer Zaytoven is definitely on top of the list. After spending years clipping hair as a barber to working as a producer for the biggest names in hip-hop including Gucci Mane, Future, T.I. and Migos, among others, Zaytoven has officially released his debut album, “Trap Holizay” and is opening up to fans about his musical background, his recent tour.

His new Trap Holizay album is a 12-track project featuring Gucci Mane, Future, Migos, Metro Boomin, Yo Gotti, Young Dolph, Pusha T, T.I., Rick Ross, Ty Dolla $ign, and more.

In addition to dropping a new album, Zaytoven will be hitting the big screen. His role in the upcoming Superfly movie in theaters on June 13th. Zaytoven sat down with Source.com to talk about his new Hollywood role.

“I always try to do something to help brand my face so what better than to be in a movie and be seen on the big screen. It’s one thing for people to hear your name and know you from your music but to see your face is a whole different thing. So far I’ve done The Rap Game with Jermaine Dupri. I’ve done my own movie, Birds of a Feather, that was on Netflix. I’m doing all of that to brand who Zaytoven is.”

He also had encouraging words to other up and coming producers in the industry.

“ Be creative and be your own person. A lot of what’s wrong with the industry now is everybody is mimicking everyone else from their lifestyle to how they sound, and more. I would encourage an up & coming producer to be original, be creative, and be yourself and let everything else happen. I believe God put me in the position that I’m in not because I’m so much better than anybody else or not even that I just worked so much harder than somebody else — it’s the fact that I just stayed true to who I am and I stayed true to the type of music I wanted to make and the type of sounds that I wanted to use and it payed off.”

Be sure to check out the video above as Zaytoven tells all about his new music, collaborations, and whispers his life story using ASMR on Fuse’s new digital series, Mind Massage.

Inglewood rapper Deez Inglez recently released the video for his song, “Glow,” which features epic shots of Deez Inglez on boulevards in L.A. standing on cars and rapping.

There’s a certain reputation that comes along with being born and raised in Inglewood, California and Deez Inglez is the epitome of that having developed his rep for over a decade in the streets.

Known as the “City of Champions” after the Lakers’ success at the Forum for year, the small neighborhood of Inglewood has been a hotbed for entertainers and athletes alike having bred talents like Paul Piece, Lisa Leslie, Tyra Banks, Mack 10 and Cali Swag District to name a few. Of course, who could forget the shoutout Inglewood got from Dr. Dre on “California Love” – “Inglewood always up to no good!”

“It’s not Compton, Long Beach or Watts – it’s like an island being so different and unique,” Deez explained. “Inglewood is in the revitalization stages of making the city a focus across LA. With the new stadium being built and the renovations occurring everywhere, it’s the perfect time to showcase my music because I’ve been putting out music in L.A. for about 10 years. I was introduced to Sir Jinx who worked for Cube and Dre and I worked on making my name from there with classic production behind me.”

But before Deez Inglez was a rapper, he gained a local reputation for a key member of Inglewood’s Morningside Monarchs state championship basketball team that was eventually featured on ESPN’s 30 for 30. During the documentary called, the Morningside 5, Deez Inglez promotes his music throughout the film as the he updates the world on his life.

“Ever since 2001 we have been working. In 2009 I was signed on to Mitchy Slick’s label and now we are doing this from the feet on my own imprint. For a while I was pushing artists, I wanted to put cats on and I realized I’m better off doing it myself so I can really show them how this is meant to be done.”

While Deez Inglez has yet to title his next project he is targeting a release later on this year to follow up the visual for “Glow.”

“First thing was I’ve been waiting to work with Yellow Nguyen, the video director, for a while, so it’s a blessing to work with him – we just wanted to give people a Summer anthem. A smooth Summer classic with the West Coast, L.A. sound. Not a down South sound, not a East-Coast sound, a classic West-Coast banger,” he said. “There’s just a lot of things that haven’t been seen yet and so I feel like there’s so much more that we can show people on the West-Coast, I feel this visual does that. Inglewood hasn’t been on in a long time and with the Rams coming and the Chargers coming, its’ going to be a great run for the city and I want to be a part of it.”

Now with shows lined up in Las Vegas, San Diego and LA in the coming months, Deez Inglez is looking forward to setting up some high school performances at Inglewood’s two high schools Inglewood and Morningside. We want to maintain a presence amongst the youth with merchandise and making our music available for them.”

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