Philly’s Trel Mac drops off brand new visuals for his song “Inspired By Greatness”. His EP by the same name is gaining momentum being featured on blogs across the country. The video serves as an intro to Trel Mac and features Q the Question doing the honors.

Eso Tre and Subz are L.A. duo Substance Abuse, presenting the RCKLSS ABNDN-directed music video for the Hanif Hobbs-produced single “Paper Tigers”, featuring Myka Nyne of Freestyle Fellowship and Percee P. “Tigers” is from their new album Background Music featuring KRS-One, Sadat X, MC Eiht and Tash of Tha Liks and the “Tigers” video features cameo appearances from Ras Kass, …

Straight from the Southeast side of Chicago, Dope Fantasy is dropping by with the video for their latest single “ITOY”. The group is comprised of crew members L’s, Carrera KOOL, Ross Augusta & Jay R Best by Far. They are setting the airwaves on fire with their r&b infused summer jam right now.

Brand new visuals from HighChairs Productions CEO/ artist Joe Walker’s newest song “Midnight Samba”. A 20 year old Flushing Queens, New York native, Mr. Walker shows off his unique style and willingness to experiment with his verses over this latin music inspired track. http://youtu.be/VRQ7Dqlkng4

“Not Luv” is the brand new single from Camden, NJ duo Sunday Down. Sunday Down is comprised of Devin Wade and Traxx Trigga. The single is making it’s rounds on the internet and college radio stations across the country. Stay tuned for more great music!

It makes perfect sense that F.Y.I.’s latest video puts the viewer right into the heart of Los Angeles’ afterhours scene where hoodsters, hipsters, and everything in between can become somebody else even if it is for a moment. Which leaves folks to ask the question, “What does it profit the party goer to become totally turned up but lose control?”

New rising alternative hip-hop emcee Kleef from Boston, MA releases his new chilled out single “Where Did I Go Wrong?” produced by Fame Beats. In the track, the young 20 year old rapper discusses the topics of our society’s views on race, drugs, and his struggles as a rising music artist. Though still very raw as an artist, Kleef is …