Michigan emcee MikeyyAustin dances gracefully over Illect’s producer Ess Be and YoungHeat‘s top notch instrumental. Prepare to “Elevate” alongside Alfred Singleton III and singer, Taylor Taylor.
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Landoh is ready to take his talents to the left side of the map. Departing from Michigan for the entertainment capital of the world, Hollywood, he’s strictly California dreaming right now. However, he also has the foresight to recognize the potential pitfalls of being young, overeager and naive. He invites Shy Grey to turn “Cali Dreamin'” on its head by …
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Fresh off her fun dance visual for “KeKe Taught Me”, Detroit’s 11-year-old Brooklyn Queen brings her special flair to “Pretty Girl Stuff”, produced by The Crew. Get the song on iTunes here https://itun.es/i67m5FY and look out for more new music from her to debut soon.
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Actor/emcee Page Kennedy swaps machismo for introspection on the title track of his forthcoming debut album, “Torn Pages”. Pairing up with Marsha Ambrosius, Kennedy faces his demons head on, exposing his broken relationship history and life-long sex addiction. “Torn Pages” the album releases nationwide through Empire Distribution on March 10th and includes appearances from a healthy roster of lyrical emcees …
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Fans of Marvel will appreciate Page Kennedy‘s new flick behind his star studded “Testing Me” song. The Lanfia Wal-directed video is every bit as cinematic as you’d expect from a Hollywood actor slash rapper. The Batman: The Animated Series-inspired villains are cast to perfection. As if that wasn’t enough, we discover that the caped crusader may not actually be the …
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Lafayette Coney dogs, reminiscing on catching the Dexter bus to Cass Tech, as well as the impact of Roc A Fella Records are just a few touch points covered by Detroit emcee, Nametag Alexander, in this re-purpose track to the Kanye West instrumental over an Alicia Keys favorite, “You Don’t Know My Name”. It clocks in at about two minutes …
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Michigan rapper James Gardin dances over Terem‘s soulful production on his new single, “Promise Land”. James had this to say about the song, “Many people feel like they have a purpose, but not all of them actually believe they can fulfill it. Promise Land is an anthem of encouragement to that person who has let life either discourage, and or …
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Detroit’s Ty Farris returns after days from dropping the well received “Product Of My……” video and links with possibly the best lyricists in the world at the current moment, Royce Da 5’9, over the glorious church-sampled Trox production for “Hold On”. The song taps into the mind of both artist where they vent on past experiences and try to hold …
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It’s always wonderful seeing artists from within the same area supporting each other, that goes ten fold for established artists. This is exactly what seasoned Detroit lyricist Royce Da 5’9 did with his new freestyle track, “Let’s Take Them To War”. With the arrival of Big Sean’s “I Decided” on February 3rd, Royce decides to flip the instrumental to Sean’s …
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Last week, Detroit’s Que9 celebrated his single “FaceTime” as one of the most added records in the country on urban radio, and today he gives us the official Marty McFly-directed visual. The song was produced by Orlando’s The Crew and appears on Que9‘s recent “Epidemic” EP, which you can get here: https://itun.es/i6hv37w
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