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Bronx-based, Canadian native Avalanche the Architect looks towards recording artist Aidonia for a deep Reggae tone on the Mega Sean-featured “Why Pree”. The seasoned artist’s pain can be felt soon as his verse rolls in. The production features layered keys, Boom Bap-styled drums and a potent nineties vibe sure to appeal to the older listeners. The song will be found …

General Music Infantry is gearing up for a huge 2017. The first of many anticipated releases comes from Chicago producer / artist Hi Definition in this visual for the viral track “Jungle” as he preps his “Trials & Tribulations” mixtape release this month.

Khali began rapping seriously in 2009, galvanized by the death of a close friend in his freshman year. Relocating to Phoenix, he formed L.O.E. (League Of Elite) in 2013 to develop a platform for artists to be heard. He has recently shared stages with Keak Da Sneak, Cappadonna and Ty Dolla Sign. Khali‘s plan is to shed light upon a …

When the light shines on Canadian rappers, it seems to shine the brightest on Toronto. Fact is, there is a wealth of talent from the opposite coast, among them Afghan native, King H. Hailing from Vancouver, King is “Next Up” which, conveniently enough, is the title of his recently released project. The LP is a follow-up to 2016’s “Switch Up …

Eleven year old, Detroit native Brooklyn Queen brings us the official visual for her viral dance hit “KeKe Taught Me”, produced by The Crew. The video co-stars comedian Eastside Ivo and features an appearance from Brooklyn’s BMB labelmate, Que 9.

Virginia’s Yung Canova brings us his Rich The Kid & Nakuu-featured track, “No Rules”. Trenchwork’s own XL Eagle provides the infectious instrumental that falls along his other works for artists like Future and Migos. Press play and get the party going below.

Indiana’s DoeBoi Dillinger links with Boom City Studio to bring “The Other Side” of Indianapolis to the big screen for Dillinger’s self-produced single.

Kartier whips up a ghoulishly delicious track for Bray Costello to spit something devilishly over. “Drag Me To Hell” is the right type of title to dub this as Bray even looks to low octave overdubs to give the track it’s dark overview. Listen below and keep an eye out for his “Death Lessons” project to drop.

Toledo’s Marzek is always on his grind and “On The Move”, as heard on his latest track, produced by InSessions Productions. Tiarra Anderson‘s melodic choir excerpts give the track a chilling vibe. The trapped-out single can be heard down low.

Drawing inspiration from sitcom characters like Urkel and Screech, Phoenix artist BrownBoi Maj presents “Loser”, dedicated to those that seem to always catch the short end of the stick. Fellow labelmate JusXJustice also makes an appearance in the CameraLord-directed flick that uses a classic VHS video edit. View the official video below.