Moore of Elgin’s Watch City collective takes a stab at remixing “R U DOWN” by Chicago duo, theWHOevers. Aside from his emceeing, Moore actually is a skilled drummer, among other instruments. The original had a Bruno Mars, early eighties vibe to it. What Moore does with his rendition is slap some flavor to the number along the lines of a …

Brooklyn, New York’s Team Gates Music proudly brings us a new single titled “Shoot Me” featuring Mel Gates. This is a classic Hip Hop slash R&B joint perfect for the upcoming Spring season. Watch out for the point of cupid’s arrow, enjoy the single below.

E-Jake is prepped to issue his next album, “Barcotics”, on April 3rd. With the news, he decides to debut a brand new video for “Breadwinners” and taps 1papiifilms for the camera work. Produced by Yung Nab, the rising artist presents a single directed solely at the hustlers out there putting in work. Peep the trophy winning visual below.

Alfred Banks unveils the visual to his single “The Funeral of Orlandas Banks”. In the Ghostmonster-directed video, Alfred recreates his brother’s memorial. The video is taken from Banks’ his upcoming album, “The Beautiful”, which is slated for release March 20th via Bandcamp and is currently available for pre-order. On the album, each song serves as an individual chapter examining the …

King McFlyy hits hard with another epic freestyle from his jackin’ for beats tape, “GTA Reloaded”. Lyrically levitating over Young Thug’s “Check” instrumental, he covers the beat with grace as he recants the rise from the bottom to the top and the distractions that fall off along the way. A different sound from the urban trap wave taking over the Midwest, …

Eso.Xo Supreme speaks to how these dreams become deferred when human insecurities complicate one’s ability to practice radical acceptance on “DREAMS”, produced by Stewart Villain. Video director Thomas Dierikx portrays this euphoric love as a glitchy, fleeting, drug-induced nightmare that ends in a state of ambiguity. View the cleverly executed flick below.

“I Remember” is the first visual offering from Kentucky artist, Bonez. The song is from his forthcoming album, “HoodySZN”. He will be debuting this as his first solo album on all streaming platforms later this month. Bonez shows his charisma and lyrical ability here as he reflects on moments from his past. For everything related to Bonez go to www.bonezky.com.

J-Cool smacks a visual behind the title track from his upcoming mixtape, “Stay Consistent”. Watch the Fool With The Camera-directed video below and get familiar to The Purple Prince.

Toronto based rapper & producer Sty-Low brings us his latest video, “Unbreakable”. Unique in his style, deemed as Whisper Rap, his sound is similar to that of Ying-Yang Twins. His aim is to bring that form back to the forefront with his own personal twist. Directed by Nemsis, you can view the visual below.

Chicago, Illinois rapper Jayy Queezy drops a mellow party anthem in “Gingerella”. Aside from that, Jayy also speaks about his upbringing within the cold, city streets. Listen to the single below. https://youtu.be/VAS-q1L9oMQ