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DJ Paul is back and in full swing in his latest, ghoulish effort for “Play Witcha Life”. In the video, we find Paul in prime form and channeling the type of energy that made Three Six Mafia one of the gangsta rap’s elite. GFXkid stays true to his namesake by applying trippy visual effects into the shots. Caution though, this …

Emilio Rojas made a trip over to BRealTV for Heavyweights Radio and in doing so, drops an intense freestyle touching on topics such as modern day society, Latin-America and immigration. The video includes prior excerpts video clips featuring the talented lyricist. Check out the full video below.

With a national tour now under her belt, 106 & Park fan fav Scribecash takes aim at the charts alongside Mark Battles for the feel good vibe of “Leave Me For Nothing”. Jakob Owens presents the visual in full color with cartoon-like edits all throughout the first video to her upcoming, self titled album, “ScribeCash”. With a smooth nineties inspired …

DMV based rapper Semore Buckz backs his explosive single “Last Week” with an optical treatment. We catch the rising star holding it down on his home turf stomping grounds, finding himself in a tight situation and showcasing why he’s not one to be played with. The song is featured on Buckz “Success First Love Later Vol. 3” mixtape which is …

With buzz growing around Briana Brandy, the Arizona native releases her latest single and video, “That’s LIT,” featuring Sincerely Collins and Production by Chuck Keys.

Haddy Racks joins forces with Dave East and 1 Shot Dealz for a blazing freestyle cypher they are clabeling, “Lyrical Slaughter”. Stay tuned for Haddy Racks and Dave East single “Resumé”, from Haddy Racks‘ upcoming “Resumé” album.

Little Rock native Young Freq presents his Deon White-directed visual for “One Hunnit”, produced by Gunz. This song appears on Young Freq’s “Road to Perfection Vol 2” mixtape, available now with appearances from Kevin Gates, Webbie, Starlito and more, and production from Zaytoven, DJ Squeaky, DJ Burn One and more.

Fred The Godson and AX murdered and I mean murdered this Heatmakerz beat. It has to be difficult to hold your own next to Fred but it might be fair to say that AX not only held his own but showed he is equal.

!llmind takes a couple minutes to talk about beats and where music technology is leading us.

Your first decision is often the best decision but that still doesn’t stop you from wondering “what if”. Produced by Trippy Sanders, Tree Thomas bring us “DYFH” (Did You Fuck Him, Do You Forgive Her) and directs the visual that accompanies it. https://youtu.be/uBf-quHGfy0