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With the aid of film director Tharindu, Brooklyn’s EHAZE gives a visual example of what happens to those who dare cross his path in his new video, “RFR”. Featuring the vocal styling of Emliss, the pair warns the opposition to think twice before crossing them. Though the song is of a strong tone, EHAZE is very hands on within his …

While she’s busy as anything in Hollywood these days, Philly songwriter/actress Bre-Z has still managed to keep up with her music career. As a follow up to her recent “Round 1” mixtape, Bre-Z presents the new single, “UP”, produced by Honorable C Note and D.Digital. Look out for more great sounds coming soon.

San Diego’s FollowJoJoe has dropped his new album, “Spell It Right, B***h!”. The mixtape is filled with hits like “Swerve” (featuring Young Lyxx & Mikey oOo) and “Backroom”. The concept behind the strip club themed album is to display the different aspects of JoJoe’s life while in the fast lane. The project can be streamed down below.

Eric Leon spins a tale of falling in love with someone going thru substance abuse and the relationship’s ups & downs on “LUV”. The song will be found on his “Game 7” mixtape, premiering April 25th with accompanying videos to follow.

Coming out of Queens, Cream Da Villain puts points on the board with the Eli-directed visual for “Not Like This”/, following a strong campaign in Austin at SXSW 2017. Keeping his momentum going with releases upon releases, Cream is making sure his name stays relevant as the second quarter progresses for him.

Connecticut’s Chino Belefante is gearing up to hit the road alongside Warehouse Music Group’s Manolo Rose during May for the Masters Of The Road Tour. So with the momentum on his side, he flexes a bit for his “28 Grams” visual. Not 4/20 but suitable timing for anybody that enjoys partaking in the Marley Campaign.

After spending the last SXSW 2017 killing a plethora of stages, Austin creative Paris Flacko cooks up the “Gucci Wave” visual off his “Childs Play”, currently available on digital streaming platforms.

DreamVision lends their lens talents to Chicago rapper TurnPikeRap‘s “Loophole” single. TPR is not knew to the streets or the lifestyle. This is his first release since serving a fifteen year prison term. With a strong drive and determination, he teams with Shad Dolla for his first official release sonce returning.

Chicago native Matt B links with fellow Windy City artist Lil Bibby for the official video behind “Hollywood”. With a number one under his belt already in Japan, Matt B begins to breakout now state side. Check out the ballerific flick down below.

After releasing the Zaytoven produced “Flip It”, Sacramento’s Mula Gang returns with “Twin Giants”. The song was produced by The Elevatorz and delivers another layer of their versatility. This track is off the duo’s upcoming project “Ch.1”, short for Chosen 1’s, expected to drop later this Spring.