We’re independent artist out of Nashville, TN. Our sound is different from anything you’ve ever heard. Trapped out, we rap about the things that we’ve been through and really experienced in our lives. We’ve worked with well known producers such as Bandplay, Ivy and Tana who are signed to Taykeith, Youngboy Brown who is signed to YSL, KJ signed to Moneybaggyo and the list goes on. Be on the lookout for our giveaways and new drops.
A monolithic piano melody comes sweeping out of the silence with the force of a mighty winter wind, and in its wake, the delicate lead vocal of Mr. Ryte EyE Ty starts to fill the air with an aching that is perhaps even more powerful than any of the words he will sing in the next four minutes of play are.
There’s a burden on Ty’s back here, and it isn’t going to go away without a fight; in “Where Have the Heroes Gone,” his latest single, he’ll use any and every tool at his disposal to break away from the pain in the name of connecting with something affectionate and steeped in pure love. His voice is the beacon, his music the bitter darkness that surrounds it, and while there are plenty of ways that one could interpret this song both lyrically and instrumentally, to me, it comes off as being an enigmatic statement piece in an age that has been missing the strain of artistic clarity it offers to us so humbly. “Where Have the Heroes Gone” is a black-and-white pop song, but the substance of its melodies is not status quo at all.
From a lyrical standpoint, Ty isn’t doing much of anything that would qualify as being virtuosic in this song – contrarily, I get the vibe that he’s deliberately trying to stay away from the kind of theatrics so many of his closest rivals in and outside of the adult contemporary scene would just as soon employ in their own work.
He’s got too much to convey to simply hide behind a sophisticated sonic display; right from the get-go in “Where Have the Heroes Gone,” Ty is tethering his vocal to the fabric of the piano’s instrumental chime, which despite being formulaic in the conventional sense is anything but predictable given the context of the music on this occasion. It would be one thing if he were a household name; in this case, he’s merely using a familiar construction to get us acclimated to the more specifically unique components in his sound. It’s a smart way of making a breakthrough single, which this could become if given the right opportunities to shine somewhere on the FM dial (college radio, perhaps?).
If what I’m hearing in “Where Have the Heroes Gone” is on par with what I can expect to find out of the output we get from Ryte EyE Ty’s camp in the future, he’s going to be a player that I would tell any legit indie audiophile to pay attention to this year. Right now, American pop music has reached a crossroads in 2022, and in the time that it would’ve taken an artist to become a genuine figure in any scene around the country c. 2000-2010, the genre itself will be reshaped by independent voices like Ty’s.
The Southeast is arguably going through a bit of an alternative resurgence at the moment, and though it might not be comparable to the alternative renaissance it once enjoyed some thirty years ago at the start of the 1990s, it’s producing sounds and songs like “Where Have the Heroes Gone” that are bound to raise an eyebrow or two well outside of the Southeastern underground.
(Jasper, Florida – November 11, 2022) – Lake City, Florida-based music label, DSG Productions ends the year with a catchy club banger infectiously called “Get This Money”.
Produced by platinum producer M.Geezy who most notably co-produced the YK Osiris hit single “Worth It”, which is currently sitting at 275 million streams on Spotify. In the chorus, featured rapper JReality G gives his story of getting to the bag when everybody wants to see him fail. With a catchy chorus “Come get a bag from me, Shake ya lil a** for me, Don’t be a crash dummy, Get this Get this Get this money”, DSG and JRealityG have a solid hit on their hands. JReality has a flow that is not just centered on his Florida base and comes across confidently in his rap cadence.
According to DSG CEO, Terry Brown “This song is a guaranteed vibe that the label felt would be good at the club and the strip club anthem that relates to the confident and sexy female audience as well as anyone who is working hard to get to the money.” DSG Productions partnered with online music distributor, Big Top Entertainment (BTOPENT) for the worldwide release of “Get This Money” with an anticipated street date of November 11, 2022. “BTOPENT came highly recommended” states Terry Brown, “We hope to build this partnership, expand our brand and also pitch songs for licensing and synchronization opportunities in tv, movies, and video games.
You should expect to hear more from JRealityG as he continues to build his fan base and do what naturally comes after releasing a great record ‘Get This Money’!
Fayetteville, NC – Juicegodlp is a Hip Hop and R&B artist born as Gary Stocks in Ft. Bragg, NC and is currently based out of Spring Lake, NC.
Juicegodlp is back with his full length EP (2-15-19) which has over a million streams and steadily climbing. Others involved in the project include Mr-Servon, BRN BMORE, Roc Brown, Countryboy, Mo Chedda, KIDD QDH, A!ze and more!
(2-15-19) is an album about struggle. The struggle of Juicegodlp’s brothers and sisters. The struggle of which we can almost all relate too.
Over the years intense challenges ensued as Juicegodlp matured into adulthood, he struggled with homelessness and being in the streets. At one-point Juicegodlp was even facing seven to ten years of incarceration which he thanks God for helping him overcome and has fearlessly focused on his craft, determined to let his talent do all the talking.
Checkout “Major Way” the first official video release of the EP which is available for viewing on Youtube or below now.
Be sure to follow @JUICEGODLP and stay tuned to what’s next!!
For bookings, features, interviews, and more contact Polo Blue at 980-322-7558 or Strong at 404-453-0996
Prince Amaho’s artistic career kicked off in the late 90’s. Signed by major record label Sony BMG he gained his international awareness with his HIT SONGS like “Rythm In My Life” & “Dreamer”.
He later joined to create the international Pop-duo with his partner Gary Harrison who was born and raise in NEW YORK CITY – USA. With their major hit song “BAD BOYS” Soul Bros has been successfully touring the world.
With his hit songs like Freedom, Wake-Up, Cry Out and his current trending hit LIFE, Prince Amaho wants to send messages of Motivation, Freedom, Love, Peace, Tolerance & Unification for the common people and the need for a better world for both Young and Old”.
Prince Amaho as an Artist and entrepreneur has always been using his talent and possibilities in the media to help support various humanitarian projects in Europe and Africa.
At the same time Prince Amaho works diligently as a motivator and stage coach using his own set up Artist development center “Prime Academy” www.prime-academy.de which has over the years been responsible in researching and developing young talented Artists, Models and Entertainers.
Prince Amaho’s latest Single “Life” deals with the void we dismiss as important in our lives. A call for the betterment of our environmental future in the current global climate.
The message is; “Giving hope and encouraging people to better themselves, and take action with steps to progress in their life situation.
Bianca Clarke is an American singer, songwriter, and rapper, born in Mobile, Alabama. Bianca always knew music was her calling, at a very young age she started honing her skills by singing in her local church’s choir. As a result of her love for all things music, she naturally started writing poems and her own songs. Throughout her youth, Bianca continued to listen to great artists such as Missy Elliott, Lauryn Hill, Trina, Lil Wayne, and Future, which helped her to further understand the makings of a hit record. After graduating high school, Bianca decided she wanted to round out her musical skills by merging her natural talent with a formal education in the art of music. Bianca starting attending the Art Institute of Atlanta, where she studied music production and sound engineering. Quickly making a name for herself around the campus. By the end of her first year Bianca decided it was time to pursue music full time. Bianca began to invade the open mic circuit of Alabama performing at every showcase, industry function and local venue with an audience. Bianca’s relentless approach garnered even more exposure, as she was labeled the “Rising Queen of Mobile” by the Alabama Press Register. Bianca Clarke’s buzz continues to grow at a rapid pace, with numerous electric performances under her belt, a few tour placements, three well-received musical projects, and being the recipient of a total of 20 awards, given to her at five separate Gulf Coast Music Award shows, Bianca has collabed with artists like Trina, Yung Bleu, Rylo Rodriguez, Honey Komb Brazy to name a few! Bianca also just founded her own record label “QBGANG The Label” Bianca is ready to take her career to the next level! Check out her latest album “Pretty Thug” out now on all platforms! Bianca also just released a visual to her captivating single “Sit In My Room”, video out now on Youtube!
Follow her on social media,
Twitter: QB_Bianca
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It ceases to amaze me when I see individuals overcome overwhelming obstacles. Over the last several years, while the rest of the country had their attention taken by the craziness of our times one inmate serving a life sentence on the West Coast has been on a serious grind.
King Guru, author of the best-selling urban series DEVILS AND DEMONS has surprised us again with his ‘against all odds ingenuity.’ Not only has he managed to produce his own podcast called DA TRUTH (available on Spotify), but now he’s come out with a nonnude exotic model magazine.
The Cell Block author saw a hole created by the passing of DJ KAY SLAY publisher and owner of STRAIGHT STUNTIN MAGAZINE and slithered through it while no one was looking. With the advantage of MAGCLOUD an on-demand magazine publishing company and a black market cell phone, King Guru created KG MAGAZINE.
As far as product content, it’s amazing! Put KG MAGAZINE next to its competitors; VIRAL MAGAZINE, PHAT PUFFS, BOTTLES AND MODELZ, and you can see for yourself that he’s putting them to shame! All from inside a level four prison cell in the CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION.
Check ‘im out. KG MAGAZINE Volumes 1 through 4 are available now on MagCloud.com. King Guru’s Instagram @stuntin_resurrected. His podcast is called Da Truth and it’s available on Spotify. His website and blog are on www.kinggurudalegend.com.
I’m telling you, The Cell Block author is silently carving out a corner for himself in the hip-hop industry. Don’t sleep on him!
Halloween is here again! The New Occupants and Mr MooQ had a complete meltdown and created the Halloween Re-wax EP for you. Seven awesome tracks to make any Halloween celebration more fun!
Start your journey by entering the House of Wax where monsters and celebrities come alive to rock, pop, and dance beats. Then Return to the House of Wax and Bend the Ear of the World with spooky vocals, driving grooves and spine-chilling sound effects. You’ll be shaking your body up and down while you screeeeam with the monsters.And be the first to hear the exclusive, just-released bonus track, Web of the Spider. She’s always looking for another fly on the wall!
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Always remember to Be Careful What You Listen To but be sure to listen to the electrifying Halloween Re-wax EP! As The New Occupants and Mr MooQ say, “if you’re foolhardy, come join the party; there’s always room for one more. . .”
Halloween Re-Wax track info:
01 House of Wax (Rock Version)
02 Return to the House of Wax
03 Bend the Ear of the World
04 Be Careful What You Listen To
05 House of Wax (Dance Version)
06 Return to the House of Wax (Klubjumpers Spooky Mix)
We’re independent artists out of Nashville, TN. Our sound is different from anything you’ve ever heard. Trap stars in our own right, we rap about the things that we’ve been through and really experienced in our lives. We’ve worked with well-known producers such as Bandplay, Ivy, and Tana who are signed to Taykeith, Youngboy Brown who is signed to YSL, KJ signed to Moneybaggyo and the list goes on. Be on the lookout for our giveaways and new drops.
Checkout Yung Blow & BBA Slim’s new visual “Big Shoulders” produced by DJ Pressure OUT NOW!!!
The current Philadelphia musical renaissance is spearheaded by the recording studios and rock clubs in town. Foremost among these venues is MilkBoy, run by producer/engineer Tommy Joyner, who also produces music at the Philadelphia recording studio of the same name. Hosting and recording sessions for artists like Lana Del Ray, Silk Sonic, Miley Cyrus, and James Taylor, Joyner is a songwriter himself, and, surrounded by so much creativity and growth, it was inevitable that he’d eventually get around to recording his own music.
To nobody’s surprise, the music being created by Joyner is polished, tuneful, sharply composed, and wholly irresistible. His band PEP RALLY makes grown-up pop-rock of the best kind: immediate yet thoughtful, muscular but approachable, intelligent but always danceable, and ideal for offbeat stages like MilkBoy. Winsome melodies, some six-string crunch, sleek vocal harmonies, deft use of synthesizers, and a propulsive beat that underscores his songs’ messages of forward momentum and the importance of seizing the moment. Best of all, Joyner’s flexible vocals — sometimes sweetly sung, sometimes spoken, always clear, forthright, and engaging — reveal him to be a frontman with the charisma and appeal worthy of the Philadelphia indie scene he’s done so much to foster.
The first single from Pep Rally’s upcoming album is the anthemic “Turn The Radio Up (Own The Night),” featuring a winsome melody, some six-string crunch, sleek vocal harmonies, deft use of synthesizers, and a propulsive beat that underscores the song’s message of forward momentum and the importance of seizing the moment. Best of all, Joyner’s flexible vocals — sometimes sweetly sung, sometimes spoken, always clear, forthright, and engaging — reveal him to be a frontman with the charisma and appeal worthy of the Philadelphia indie scene he’s done so much to foster.
