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Tefman and Killa Bane have been one of the staples for Hip Hop in Madison Wisconsin as founding members of “The Lost Souls” but just like everything else in life, everything must come to an end. For these two though it didn’t mean the end of writing rhymes and performing, no it just meant it was time for a change …

Check out Boston rising star Keez new video “Coldhearted”. Born as Karl Delarosa, he originally dabbled in hip hop at the tender age of eight. He and his childhood friends would dress up and act as as if they were shooting a music video, while he kicked his own written material. Influenced by some of hip hops heavy weights were …

Upcoming Hip Hop’s first official cypher video featuring three talented New York emcees by the names of Kid Named NOVA, Chocolate Brown and Phreshh Phleaux.

Jay rose is an up and coming musician originally from the Bronx but currently residing in Atlanta. His eclectic style allows him to make classic southern trap bangers as well as northern lyric heavy tracks with ease. His debut EP, “The Loose Screws”, is available on his Soundcloud page and today he drops a grassroots video for one of it’s …

In a Voltron esque fashion… M-Dot and the EMS team assemble for this New visual off of “Jake LaDOTTA” (out now). The crew cut “Today”, shot on green screen, depicts a bunch of friends/family simply having fun evoking a 90’s/good energy feel, all while narrating how each of their days played out respectively. The song was produced By Esp Elizarov …

Quite recently, Detroit, Michigan emcee Nametag Alexander presented a music piece titled “A.L.A.R (A Loop and Rap)” that was produced by California native Timestretch. This week, he follows through with the visuals shot by DJ DDT. At the end of the video, you’ll hear a snippet of Nametag’s official single titled “Paper” which will be out May 22nd in all …

New York Shottah Spragga Benz links up with Rob Diesel for a hitta anthem titled “Eat Dem Food”.

Hound Da God drops his video for “Thought Process”, produced by Audiojones. The song inspired by the murder of young black males by the police. Instead of involving ourselves with the usual peaceful protest, the song suggests we take a different approach. The first step is unifying among each other and focusing economic empowerment as well as education.

Traveling to Leogane, Jacmel and Port-Au-Prince, Hologram Kizzie aka Psalm One was asked to mentor, create music and perform in Haiti just over a year ago. The Carrefour Collab, headed by Logan Square’s Paul Karner, Rapperchick WhoIsFluffy?, and journalist Ferrari Sheppard of Stop Being Famous accompanied her on this life changing journey. Bonafyde Records is pleased to present the video …

“For people of color, particularly Native Americans, Marlon Brando was an ideal version of a politically-savvy white ally that we are missing today. As Professor Derrick Bell recognized, white folks have “standing” to talk about racism in ways that people of color simply cannot, because white folks are perceived to be “objective.” Marlon Brando served this function for many years, …