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[Single] Chelsea – Pink Tool Box | @chelseamusicla
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Astana Music is the newest record and production company hitting the pop scene in the US today. Astana’s 2nd release is the infectious dance club track PINK TOOL BOX from the sultry vocal powerhouse CHELSEA. Astana continues to expand and grows as they deliver music that is relevant and empowered. Stay tuned for updates on new music, videos, and content.
STREAM Pink Tool Box https://open.spotify.com/track/1tijcw7Ttu1x0y2R7IRnXT?si=CwIwaG6PQvqz9vvVjlkEAA
WATCH Pink Tool Box (Official Music Video) https://youtu.be/vxNjDEgM1bw
Stay Connected w/ Chelsea
http://astana-music.com
https://chelseamusicla.com
https://twitter.com/chelseamusicla
https://tidal.com/browse/album/90352381
https://www.facebook.com/chelseamusicla
https://www.instagram.com/chelseamusicla/
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1AQCMd5z6fTfytz7QhQuvE
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-Rd0VpFznq4cEyg2aU02qg
Heartless – We Made It
Industry Spotlight, ME Blog, Music, Promo
Profanity-free rapper drops inspiring new single ‘We Made It’
PITTSBURGH, PA – Lendell Black, more commonly known as the American rapper and hip hop artist Heartless, is a one-of-a-kind musician who is doing everything he can to rewrite the stereotypes of a genre that he loves so deeply.
Heartless is known for his profanity-free and upbeat music within the world of hip hop – something that’s nearly unheard of within the genre. And that profanity-free street music is setting him apart from a lot of other artists in greater ways than just his standout lyrics. His beats and vibes are making feet move all over the country, and his unique sound is the kind of ear candy that fans just can’t get enough of.
“There are other artists out there who don’t use profanity, but my distinctive style is different and sets me apart from those who do,” Heartless said. “Usually you hear something in the hip hop genre and within 5 to 10 seconds, there’s profanity. I wanted to do something different. When I first started making music, I used profanity, and when my father heard it, he told me he understood what I was trying to accomplish but he encouraged me to reach out to my fans in a different way to make them understand where I’m coming from. A lot of people told me I wouldn’t be able to accomplish it if I went profanity-free, but over time, it has become easy and natural to me. I liked where I was going better than using curse words, and I hope my music shows other people that you can accomplish what you want without using profanity. Besides, street music does exist without profanity. I write about my life and have a lot of storytelling – a lot of things I’ve been through or am going through, or places I want to take in my life. And through all those experiences, I’m giving fans stories and different things from the street but through an entirely different lens.”
Most recently, Heartless dropped the new single “We Made It.” Described as a “gritty, upbeat-tempo song about getting out of the streets,” the song is one that Heartless said is something a wide range of fans will like because it taps into an idea with which everyone can relate.
“It’s about making it to a better place than where we were at before,” he said. “I grew up in the projects. Most of my time was spent doing ‘projects’ stuff. That’s where the song comes from – wanting to do something bigger and better. I always wanted something better for my life and when I started listening to people like LL Cool J and Mc Eiht, I started to dream about using music to make a better life for myself and think about those better places. Music was basically a way to escape everything I was going through. And the journey has been a good one with some pretty great fans. I have much love to all the fans who have been supporting me this far. I hope to have more people get to know about me, but I know that without the fans I have today, I wouldn’t be where I am and I appreciate them greatly.”
In addition to his work as a musician, Heartless is also a philanthropist who works hard to give back to his community. Most recently, he has become involved with the Mixed Connective Tissue Disease Association. He has people in his life who battle the disease and he said it has become an important cause which he hopes to raise awareness and financial support for.
To listen to Heartless’ music or to follow him on social media, please visit:
https://twitter.com/iamheartless412
https://soundcloud.com/heartless412
https://instagram.com/iamheartless412
https://youtube.com/user/heartlessda1
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New Music! Styles P gets with Elijah The Young Prophit on “Alright” @TheYoungProphit
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[Single] Hustlin B ‘You Better Twerk’ | @HustlinB
MusicHustlin B, a southern region Houston rapper, launched his career in 2015. He has intently studied the great southern region music icons to develop his style over the past number of years; by doing so he has shaped himself into a rugged, hard-hitting artist delivering powerful content describing his world of hustling. This artist released his first mix tape in 2016 and is working on other advanced ventures. He is featured on other artists projects both locally and abroad fueling professional experiences and future essential development and creativity. He serves as a complement to the music industry not only in the studio, but also live performances, and social events. Hustlin B maintains a reputation as self-made hustler in the southern region on and off the stage. Besides being an artist he is a father with an empire-building ambition. He exhibits the hustling attitude and drive to achieve a southern region icon status in the near future. He manages the family millwork and ranch business in Brenham, Texas. He also is a partner in a wholesale women hair product business. He is a hustler by nature whether in a suit and tie or in the streets. Hustlin B’s motto is “Money don’t sleep and neither do I”!
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Eway – I Want It All
ME Blog, Music, Promo
Flash of inspiration leads to hot new hit single
‘I Want It All’ from Minnesota-based rapper Eway
ROCHESTER, MN – There are moments in life that sometimes happen in a flash but end up lasting for a lifetime. For Minnesota-based hip hop artist Eway, that happened one night in a recording studio when he was younger. He was there with his older brother watching as he recorded some music with some friends. His older brother was free-styling on the mic and looked into the booth at him and spit the bars, “I see you out there. Your name ain’t Eddie no more, it’s Eway!” The name stuck and it served as a flash of inspiration for a young artist who hasn’t looked back since.
Today, Eway is making music professionally and on a fast-track to become one of the country’s next big musicians. His new single, “I Want It All,” is the kind of upbeat track that has audiences hopping and playing on repeat.
“Eway is a name that holds a lot of weight,” he said. “You think something big when you hear it. When people speak it or hear it, they think big. My brother is incarcerated right now and when we have the opportunity to talk, he always brings that up because he called me that. People tend to gravitate to me because they perceive me like I’m already there. I’m bigger than life. I respect people and they respect me, too. I’m Eway and I’m making it big.”
That’s the entire sentiment behind “I Want It All.” It’s a track that tells the world what his mission is and how he isn’t going to stop until he achieves the success that he’s been seeking for so many years. And yet in similar ways to how he was given his stage name, the song came to him in a flash. Like all of his music, he was playing with sounds and producing new beats. As he was making the beat for this song, he just kept repeating over and over “I want it all. I want it all. I want it all.” The words fueled the beat, and the beat fueled the words, and before he knew it, the song had written itself. And since its release, it has become his most popular single to date.
In addition to giving fans an upbeat vibe to have fun with, it’s also a song that shows off his unique style and sound.
“I have my own unique flow and delivery,” he said. “I have my own style and my wordplay is different. My style is just me. If you get to know me and then hear my music, it all makes sense. I rap about stuff in my life and what others I know go through, and it’s all real authentic. I’m not being like the rest out there. I’m not trying to fit in or blend in. I’m just being me on the track. I produce the majority of my beats and it’s all drawn from emotion. It’s all me so when people hear my music, I want them to know it’s a good artist behind that sound. I make good music. That’s the legacy I want to leave behind – a larger-than-life guy who makes good music that people will gravitate to and want to hear over and over again.”
For the time being, Eway said he’s releasing singles from his catalog of work, but he hopes to lead up to a larger project sometime in 2020. He’s also anxious to show off his skills with some live performances and encourages people to come check him out on Aug. 31 at the Splash Bash in Rochester.
To listen to Eway’s music or to follow him on social media, please visit:
https://twitter.com/EwayLR
https://www.instagram.com/ewaylr/
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[Single] South Park Trap- More Money FT. Boston George [Prod by T.A.] @southparktrap
MusicBrand new single – South Park Trap- More Money FT. Boston George
Prod by T.A.
https://open.spotify.com/artist/36O1ijPtDoAytVgs43BXZO
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Stay Connected TW & IG @southparktrap
Yung HD – Faces
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Yung HD follows success of first album
with killer follow-up ‘Bars From Mars Too’
ATLANTA, GA – Jeffrey Childress was almost literally born into music. Some of his very first memories are of times spent in his father’s recording studio. Joe Da Boss had his own record label and would often bring his son to the studio with him. At age 9, Childress was able to lay some snares down on a beat for one of his father’s artists, and he even got a production credit for it. Over the years, he ate, slept and breathed music, and a nickname quickly emerged for him throughout the neighborhood: Yung Hood.
As he grew older and developed his own unique sound and style, that name evolved into Yung HD – a name that not only nods to his past and the extensive training he’s had in the music industry but also draws attention to the clarity and excellence of his voice. It’s like high definition.
Today, Yung HD is riding a wave of success off recent releases, and he’s set to take his brand to the next level with his new album “Bars From Mars Too.” It’s a continuation of his first album “Bars From Mars” with songs and vibes that take his sound to the next level. Since dropping the album on May 3, he has already seen more than 200,000 streams. It’s worth mentioning that before releasing “Bars From Mars Too” Yung HD signed to White Velvet Records.
“It’s a project that’s all about my life and the things I was going through at the time I created the first album and how I’ve overcome all of that,” Yung HD said. “It’s a little bit of everything – upbeat tracks and laid-back tracks and just this new wave I’m on. I use auto-tune to make it sound good and you can understand everything I’m saying. I got a message behind what I’m saying. I’m not talking about drugs and money and stuff like that, but the struggles of being an independent artist and making everything work together. If you keep pushing, you’ll have something to show for it.”
Though this is only his second official album, Yung HD has been making music professionally for years. He released his first project “Smoke Music” in his late teens and since then has opened for people like Rick Ross, Curen$y, Rittz, Tuki Carter, Raz Simone, Twisted Insane, Three 6 Mafia, Whitney Peyton, Trinidad James and many more. He has also started his own label, Twist Up Entertainment LLC and co-founded it with Joshua A1 Owens. Under this independent label, Yung HD said he has brought together an elite team of artists, producers, directors, designers, managers and entrepreneurs – each member being a leader and offering something unique and beneficial to the team.
One such collaboration includes Ronnie Reed, who is featured on the song “Wasting Time,” which is the debut single from Yung HD’s new album. Described as a “laid-back track for the females,” the single is about picking up a girl late at night and having a good time. Yung HD said he and Ronnie Reed connected through a music video project some years back and immediately clicked through similar interests in music. In addition to their work together on “Wasting Time,” they’ve also collaborated on two other songs – one on Yung HD’s previous album and one on Ronnie Reed’s album.
To listen to Yung HD’s music or to follow him on social media, please visit:
https://www.instagram.com/yunghd_tuod/
https://m.facebook.com/therealYunglHD
https://mobile.twitter.com/yunghd_tuod
https://www.youtube.com/user/TwistUpTV
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/yung-h-d/514968661
JoeCash – Big Money
ME Blog, Music, Promo
JoeCash is set to drop 11th album ‘Art Money’ on Oct. 4
ALBANY, NY – When you listen to JoeCash’s music, it’s impossible not to feel the raw emotion dripping off his bars. People connect with his music. They feel his struggles and his happiness. They join him on his journey through pain and power. They see the stuff he’s been through or the people he’s interacted with. They feel his stress, his relationship problems, and his good times. And what they feel through his music reflects similar emotions from their own lives in ways that make them keep coming back for more.
It’s this connection with audiences all over the world that has helped JoeCash to have such a long career in music. Since age 12, he’s been writing raps and laying down bars with high success. And on Oct. 4, he’s set to continue that wave of success with the release of his 11th album, “Art Money.”
The eight-track album features themes that explore what it takes to be successful in life and “get that money.” JoeCash said he wanted to explore the joy of buying expensive stuff as a reward to hard work paying off. Since releasing his first album in 2001, he has had multiple tours and shows and has worked hard to achieve the success that he enjoys today. “Art Money” is a celebration of that success, told across a diverse range of vibes that is equal parts laid-back and hard-hitting street lyrics.
“I’m unique, I’m genuine, there’s no fraudulent with me,” JoeCash said. “I stand out from the crowd. I have passion. When they hear that off-the-hill- Joe sound, they’ll know immediately that it’s me. I’ve always been trying to get up and come up, always been on the paper chase. People started calling me JoeCash because of that since I was young, and so I used it as a rap name.”
He said he’s worked hard to develop a truly original sound, and has studied some of the greats over the years to see what they’ve done to attain success. He points to artists like the Wu Tang Clan, Nas, Biggie and Tupac as some of his favorites. He also lived in Hinesvile, Georgia for a time and said he learned a lot from artists such as Pastor Troy and Jeezy.
Today, with “Art Money,” he hopes to bring together all of the things he’s learned from those legends alongside all of the things he’s learned from the past 18 years of making music into one great project that will catapult across the country. It’s a gritty tale of survival in the urban communities that he said is sure to satisfy a wide audience.
To listen to JoeCash’s music or to follow him on social media, please visit:
www.instagram.com/therealjoecash
www.facebook.com/therealjoecash
[Single] Katia Marie “Hunneds” | @katiaupnext
MusicKatia Marie is a popular musical artist rising out of Ocala Florida. At the age of 21 she has developed a unique, explosive, and undeniable singing style with an elite, dynamic rap composition.
Born St. Petersburg Florida, she moved with her Mother and sister to north central Florida at the age of five.
Katia Marie was raised in a Christian Church with her mother, Older Sister, and five younger brothers. Of course, she sang in the choir. Music has always been her passion, at the age of 16 she began rapping in short freestyle videos posting them on her social media accounts. Soon after, she began to go viral with every new video she made. Popular artists like Lil Boosie, a Lousiana Rapper, reposted her to his social media page and she got millions of views. Katia has also gone viral from her personal YouTube platform, which has currently over 1,000 subscribers, and Instagram platform with tens-of-thousands of followers. Currently, Katia’s hit singles “Show Me” and “I’m That” are being streamed in not only Florida but also Atlanta, North & South Carolina, Washington DC, Washington State, Philadelphia, New Hampshire, Chicago, Missouri, Mississippi, New Orleans, Houston & Dallas Texas and Denver.
Katia has performed at various venues and events such as Opening for Lil Boosie in Bradenton Florida, performing at Teen Parties, Sports Bars, and networking events. Katia Marie is definitely on many Dj’s, and Promoters lists of “Who’s Who’s” in Florida’s Rising musical industry
Radio Station Dj’s, Club Promoters, and fans alike all are drawn to the uniqueness of Katia’s personality, and her will to succeed in the music industry.
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