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Being that Big Daddy Kane is one of his favorite emcees, Virginia wordsmith Handles drops the first freestyle for his #FlashbackFridays series by putting his style on the “Ain’t No Half Steppin” instrumental.

Virginia producer June Heata drops the video for “Talk That Shit”, his catchy club single found on his latest project, “Heata Season”, available now. The song features artists Los C, Rockstar Jah & Flame Bonds. Whether he’s producing tracks for Frenchie from Brick Squad or Chubby Baby or dropping his own project, June isn’t showing any signs of running out …

What do you get when you cross one of Virginia’s finest with two Cali all-stars? The answer is “No Luv” featuring VA’s own Black Cobain and the dynamic West Coast duo of Skeme and Dubb on the JOPNDA produced track. With all the three artists riding atop a buoyant, atmospheric beat, “No Luv” features phenomenal rapping across the board, with …

“Matte Black Soul” is the fourth full length project from Newport News emcee Awon. The Virginia rhyme sayer is coming off a successful multi-year run that saw him release two critically acclaimed albums alongside producer Phoniks; 2013’s nostalgic ode to street life “Return to the Golden Era” and 2014’s “Dephacation” with Virginia emcee Dephlow. With his newest offering, Awon comes …

“Monster” is first song of “The First & The Fifteenth” segment where Virginia transplant Lew Sid will be releasing a new song the 1st & 15th of every month.

“My Mission” gets a visual treatment by Lynchburg, Virginia’s Brothers To Death (BTD). The song can be found on their mixtape, “Music Revelations (Hood Files)”, available for free download now.

Richmond, Virgina’s Chris Gillie delivers his Monseé directed video to “Why You Mad” which contains parody skits from the movie “Belly”.

After a nearly two year hiatus, Mallz is back with a new album titled, “Hustler Of Culture”, which is produced entirely by JMProductions out of Virginia. The anticipated first single, “That’s How It Is”, features the Raleigh, North Carolina emcee at his best over neck snapping production. “Hustler Of Culture” is set to drop this October.

Virginia rapper Regular Rell is feeling his hard work payoff with a strong response to his debut mixtape, “Chasin36”, which ultimately landed him in the studio working with Grammy award winning producer Bink. While working on his next project, Rell drops visuals behind his “Look Like Money” joint.

Rich Boy Lifestyle is proud to present the world premiere of DMV representative Don Panama’s latest video “Should Be Looking For More” from his forthcoming album titled “Look What You Made Me”.  Over a super clean instrumental with smooth soul samples & chops, Don proclaims to his lady friend that they should be looking for more than the typical pitfalls …