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Veteran journalist Dennis Byron was there for Hip Hop Enquirer to capture the moment. 

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Wasting no time since his last release late last month ‘God Stay With Me,’ which was the first single off his 4 song EP ‘My Outside Is Different’ as well as part 1 of his 4 part short film. The visuals ‘Candles’ which is out now exclusively on YouTube is part 2 of his short film. The 4 song EP is accompanied by a short episodic visuals for each single which will encompass the entire EP which tells his story. With each listen to ‘Candles’ it reveals something new about the song.

Born and raised in Ohio, Yalee didn’t have it all growing up. In the episode of ‘Candles’ he is rap singing over a melodic beat opening up about part of his life story of what life was like for him as a child. In the song he shares a lyric saying, “you ever been so broke you had trouble falling asleep, you ever lost some weight because there was no money to eat? You ever turn on that oven, pop that bi*ch open for heat? You ever lit some candles in your crib so you can see? Yeah, that was me.” He continued on the song from talking about the struggle to explaining how great life is going to be once he makes it to the top. 

The next highly anticipated instalment of the short film which is part 3 of his 4 song EP ‘My Outside Is Different’ drops on September 22^nd. Make sure to stay tuned because it only gets better!

Make sure to follow him on Instagram

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In his new single, “Throw Dat”, produced by ZDD With the Vibes, the video was directed by Flick Rick. Tylan is giving listeners a feel good record created to get the vibes back right in the clubs, something to get the ladies to put their phones down and get up and dance. “Throw Dat” is encouraging ladies of all sizes to dance, be free and enjoy their life … while throwing it at the same time! This instant playlist addition is a fun, vibrant jam you can enjoy out at the club or bar with friends, at the beach, or at your cookout and sing along to. It’s time to have fun again with the music, it’s time for us to have fun again when we go outside, no stressing, no fussing, no fighting, just great vibes and letting the good times roll… So ladies, throw dat…Respectfully.

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Memphis trap producer Drumma Boy combines efforts with Qmontae for the release of the “Our Day” single and video. Drumma Boy has shared several new records this season in preparation for his upcoming projects Welcome to My City Vol. 4 and the Drumma and Friends album. “Our Day” is a follow up record to Drumma Boy’s “I Said What I Said” with Ludacris and Snow tha Product and “Crushin’'” with Major Myjah. 

On this motivational record, Drumma and Qumontae trade verses on a record depicting the struggles of overcoming hardship while pursuing success and happiness. It’s equally positive and uplifting while illuminating the reality of the strength it takes to beat the odds.

In addition to his own projects, Drumma Boy has expanded into the career development of several independent acts including his artist Bighomie Kdogg who put out the Certified Youngin album last year. He is also working with Killeen, TX rapper Spark Dawg who was once a member of the Green City group discovered by Scarface.

Watch the video and keep up with Drumma Boy and Qumontae on Instagram: @drummaboyfresh @qumontaee

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The wait is finally over with the release of Summer Walker’s “No Love” extended version featuring recording artists Sza and Cardi B . where the rap princess actually sings on the track. When the clock struck midnight fans of the artists began tweeting the song and praising all involved for not disappointing. Each artist brought their own melody which makes the song even better and the juxtapositioning of Summer and SZA in the music video was an extra added treat.

Summer Walker, SZA, & Cardi B – No Love (Extended Version) Listen: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/NoLoveExt… Spotify: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/NoLoveExt… Apple Music: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/NoLoveExt… Amazon: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/NoLoveExt… ‘Still Over It’ Out Now: Listen: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/StillOverIt Spotify: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/StillOver… Apple Music: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/StillOver… Amazon: https://SummerWalker.lnk.to/StillOver… Connect: http://instagram.com/SummerWalker https://facebook.com/SummerWalkerOffi… http://twitter.com/IAMSUMMERWALKER http://instagram.com/sza http://facebook.com/sza http://twitter.com/sza http://instagram.com/f/iamcardib http://facebook.com/IAmCardiB http://twitter.com/IAmCardiB #SummerWalker #SZA #CardiB #NoLoveExtended

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His sound can remind you have a fashion show but with a bit more edge to it. It’s very unique and something fans of new rising music should keep in rotation.

Here’s some context DeLaNoche has about his latest drops. 

“My view of the night time feels like when someone is their true open vulnerable self, the world is quiet, and it is just you, yourself, experiences and thoughts. Where my lyrics and inspirations flow the most fluently.” – DeLaNoche 

A new artist with creativity, DeLaNoche is an artist from Toronto to keep tabs on!

View the video for “Scammers,” and check out his Spotify below: 

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Combining street lyrics with an eerie mix of drill and southern trap production really brings the thrills out for this latest single. The track is produced By Marcbanddup and is accompanied by a visual directed by Valley Visions which gives depth to “Like This”  putting even more emphasis on Balla’s street origins. 

Aiming to be the biggest rapper from the city since Shy Glizzy and Fat Trel, Balla has definitely backed up his claim while building an impressive following. His name is centered among the elites of rising artists and should be looked at as a mainstream emcee right now!

He amazing talented is combined with a humble attitude that makes Balla an overall winner that is not only D.C.’s champ but one of a kind.

Backed by the team at Majorlife, Balla keeps pressure on himself to be the next biggest rapper from D.C. to put on!

The D.C. native has been on a bevy of success lately and plans to unveil more singles which might include Moneybagg Yo. In the meantime you may tune into his latest video for “Like This” below!  

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Hailing from Pompano Beach County, Florida, 18-year old rapper/singer Lil Kari has been slowly establishing a name for himself in his state and beyond. His talent, coupled with his ambition, has earned him notable accolades to date, such as three sync licenses on ESPN, two of which went on to become the theme songs to the annual NBA draft. As his songs became a backdrop for one of the leading sporting events of the year, his online presence ascended to include more than 300k followers on TikTok in less than a year, when numerous videos of his went viral. Most recently, Lil Kari inked a record deal with Steve Rifkind’s new label, Spring Sound and performed for hip-hop legend Master P, amassing respect from the OG’s of hip-hop.

Spring Sound is a newly launched record label founded by esteemed hip hop executive Steve Rifkind. Rifkind envisioned anderected numerous iconic brands, such as Loud Records, Loud Films, and SRC Records, which have given many artists a foundation for not just stardom but superstardom, including Wu-Tang Clan, Mobb Deep, Big Pun, Akon, Xzibit, Three 6 Mafia and many others. Additionally, hepioneered and trademarked the phrase “street team,” a marketing tactic that has been since adopted by every music entity around the world and Steve Rifkind’s name has since become synonymous with a track record of successes. Let us know what you think about this young rising star’s latest release.

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Lish uses rap to address issues related to gender and femininity and you won’t find any profanity or over sexualized visuals in her messaging however you clearly get her point If you’re listening.

Let us know what you think and be sure to follow her on Instagram @lish2x

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Both artists are excited to share the entertaining video and thrilling song as it was in the works for a couple of months. 

“TVGUCCI is a great artist to work with, energy is on point, and he has a similar work ethic to mine,” Clarke said. “When two emcees with cohesive energy and approaches combine, magic happens.” 

Josh Clarke is a talented multi-layered rap and R&B artist from Canada. Keep your eye out for his unique sound and a wise mindset. Add in a co-sign by OVO affiliate and rising star TVGUCCI; you have a new potential hit on the way! 

“Labeled A Boss Remix” is on all DSPs, and the video is on YouTube. 

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“It’s a real deep record and it’s basically just talking about, it’s Unfortunate, I guess basically that people have preyed on my downfall, you know what I am saying? Unfortunate, is a record that I recorded like three years ago. I recorded it in my old apartment, on Brickell. It was the first crib that I had, on the east side of 95 in Miami,” Hearbreak Redd said. “For the Summer we are working on getting organized and we’re working on some singles and so on and so forth. We’re just trying to, like, put out something that’s diversified, something that’s just attracting that more than one type of audience, but like, an accumulation of many audiences in a sense.”

Born in Trinidad but residing in Miami, Heartbreak Redd’s mom moved him to America  in the mid 90’s for better opportunities and he’s travelled back and forth from the U.S. to Trinidad ever since

“I was born in Trinidad, a lot of my childhood life in Trinidad. You know what I am saying? If you know anything about Trinidad, it’s a third world country so my mom came to America at an early age, to obviously sacrifice to get me here in America and she was successful. So I was able to come to America during the mid-90s and I’ve been going back and forth ever since,” Heartbreak said.  “As I grew up, I went through different phases as I traveled around to different states and so on and so forth. Then I ended up just parking for an undetermined amount of time right here in Miami, like the last four or five years.”

Speaking on his varied sound that combines Hip-Hop with Reggae, Soca Calypso, Heartbreak Redd’s sound is diverse and encompasses the diversity of Caribbean cultures that will help him develop that crossover appeal. 

“I am very diversified with the music that I put out, I don’t favor one type of style or type of individual. When I say style, I mean, in the same genre, where things always just sound similar. I just make music based on the feel, but like I said, I’m from Trinidad, so, I was raised up around Soca Calypso and Reggae, you know what I am saying? Then I came to America and got introduced to Hip-Hop real early, so, as I grew up, and went through different experiences and stuff like that in my life, I was able to grow on both ends, in a sense. I’m just being more diversified in making music and creating music in a sense.” 

Part of the importance for him to travel back and forth to Trinidad is that he invests and gives back to the community there, providing the youth with computers and musical instruments so that they can grow and advance their knowledge of recording music and creating songs. 

“When I was their age, not even eight, and I was way younger than them, I always wanted someone up in the states that could show me, talk to me and like tap in with me.  You want to do things for the youth, you want to send back some gear, you want to send back some equipment, you want to power up their passion and shit like that. It means everything to me, doing something for the future heads,” Heartbreak said. 

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The vibes of the youth are on full display with the debut project of the latest teen duo in 2 Head Monsteran EP from Que 9 and 17th Street Mula that portrays the raw, energetic bliss of the upcoming generations. The project is intended to show all walks of life and age groups of people the power two teenage emcees have when coming together. They both love working together and show that even coming from different walks of life; you can team up and show out when you have a common goal.

“Que and I are working together is an otherworldly experience! We give listeners similar vibes as if we were Rae Sremmurd,” 17th Street Mula states. Que 9 had similar sentiments that hit home for people who want to see young black artists in unity. “It feels great to work with someone with so much in common, we have the same goals for our music, and I never met anyone who thinks as big as me with the music side until Mula.”

Que 9 and 17th Street Mula’s “Zooom” is the first single for their heavily anticipated 2 Head Monster EP. Both artists are excited to showcase their full musical capabilities to the world, and “Zooom” will unveil the potential of two promising new rappers.

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The visual is beyond the industry standard and feels more like scenes from a movie than a music video. Killah Calico seems to level up with each release and has us locked in and waiting for the drop of his highly anticipated project “Da Man On Tha Low”.

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“I came across Axel Beats Summer of 2017-18 and I saw his beats had a large impact on drill music in Brooklyn, so I searched him up on YouTube where he had a variety of beats,” Bam Roc explained.  “It took me some time to find the right beat because I like to go off of a feeling and vibe when I write and create my work. I don’t like to force the music, to me when you do that it takes away from the authenticity, but once I found the right beat for my single Bloc Work I knew I had something.”

Remaining true to his upbringing in Brooklyn, Bam Roc has grown from a kid to a man through rap and you can hear it in his lyrics and sound. 

“I’m from Crown Heights, Brooklyn born and raised, I love my neighborhood – there’s a lot of different cultures and races it’s a very diverse place.  We also have the big Caribbean parade also known as the Labor Day Carnival – the food is amazing.  Growing up I always had something to do, from jumping bike ramps, to playing man hunt, to seeing fights it was different but I wouldn’t change where I’m from for nothing. It taught me a lot growing up as a kid and now a man.”

Rapping since the age of 12 and watching my family The Ranjahz try their hand at the music industry, Bam Roc used to record over instrumentals as a kid but basketball was his dream through junior high and high school.  By the time Bam Roc turned 18 years old, he was taking the craft more seriously and released his first official remix to DJ Unk’s “Walk it out. 

Teetering on the boundaries of multiple genres of music, Bam Roc describes his music as Hip-Hop, but a mixture of different cultures combined with Drill music to cater to the ears of his people in NYC today.

“My music is more Hip-Hop, but my style has a mixture of different cultures. I listen to a lot of Rock and Pop music as well from the early 2000’s and I also like to cater to the people’s ears. Drill music started for me in 2018 where I decided to switch it up a little bit and work on adding another style and flow to my arsenal,” Bam Roc explained. “Working on Drill music helped me channel my energy more when recording, giving off a different flare.  Knowing I can be lyrical I blended the drill with my Hip-Hop and I created my own style for people to listen to and gravitate towards”

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Today H-Town artist Jimmy Bolt delivers the visual to his lively new track “YEX.”  Making a play on the word “sex” Jimmy has fun with his crew while “yexy” women bounce around a yacht and turn out a vacation in the tropics. Featuring “YEX” merchandise throughout, Jimmy Bolt proves why the spotlight is on him as he makes a run for next up in Houston’s competitive rap scene. 

“Yex is going crazy – it all started when my friends and I were joking around and started a dictionary of Y words. So like sex, we said change the sex to yex. So we just branded everything, we got the shirts, the hats, the socks and the condoms. I always have some bad females around me so it’s just a vibe. The yock star vibe, the girls, the cars, the money. Yock star lifestyle, might not make it,” he joked.

In the music video Jimmy Bolt lives up to his name as hiselectric personality and non-stop energy fly off the screen. One look at this video and it’s clear this 3rd Coast artist draws energy the music pulsating through his veins.

“For one, I draw energy from life and my passion and love for music itself, so I always try to translate that love to the songs and to the records. Lighting bolts and bolts that’s just that whole vibe, and it’s what fuels me to turn up as an artist,” Jimmy Bolt explained.  “But secondly my family, my pops, they are the ones that fully give me just that energy to keep going. Truthfully that’s why I have that get up and go get it mentality everyday – I stay ready. You never have to get ready if you always stay ready.” 

Originally the visual started off as a behind the scenes vlog, but the episode became so epic during the filming Jimmy decided to turn the footage into an actual video. While the visual looks like it’s all fun and games, at one point during filming things got so crazy Jimmy Bolt had to keep the peace between dueling ladies fighting for camera time. Needless to say viewers are in for a mini royal rumble cat fight that takes this visual to new levels. And, although things got crazy in the tropics, no video vixens were harmed during the filming of this raucous music video.

“A few females had got into a little argument and the one girl just walked up to the other and hit her. I was like, ‘Hell naw’ because they were both bad, but I was like, ‘Yall ladies not gonna be fighting here!’ So I tried to break it up but one of them girls was strong as hell. They broke my Chrome Hearts frames, my glasses, I was pissed, things got crazy!”

Raised in a musical family, Jimmy Bolt is a natural when it comes to creating and visualizing the feel to his music and the industry has taken notice after his collaborations with Lil Keed, SSG Splurge and co-signs from OG Louie the XIII, Rubi Rose, Gunna, Lil Baby, Trippie Redd and more. 

“Music was just something that I was always around and heard. My pops was in music, he was a band instructor, so I always heard all types of music from Jazz to Pop, to Rap to Rock. So I’ve always been around it and had an ear for it. Around four or five years ago I just started doing it, so it went up from there”

Coupled with a physique that includes a crazy workout each day, Jimmy Bolt has the music and look to back his growing fan base that’s spread outward from Houston and to the surrounding areas. 

“We call our fans the Yang – not the gang – but Yang. It’s a whole fan club and the whole lit crowd of people that are always gonna tee-up and wear the merch and just catch the full vibe,” Jimmy Bolt said. “Get ready Yang, this is our year, we gonna drop this crazy shit and show y’all something that you’ve never seen before. Real life yock star ish, on Yod.”

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