Every so often someone breaks into the Hip-Hop industry whose talent and skills go far beyond just dropping a hot 16. Ke’lyn The Artist, or Ke’lyn for short is 1 of those talents to watch out for. Hailing from 1 of the biggest music cities on the map, Atlanta Georgia the atlien doesn’t aspire to fit in with the in-crowd nor follow the masses. With his own unique style and even more signature sound, Ke’lyn the Artist is proving that having your own flavor and not following the trends can work as an independent artist. Sort of taking the ‘text-book artist’ approach with his music, he is on a single release spree to keep growing his fan base, while experimenting with different musical ingredients.
“Music is the only thing that never gets on my nerves” – Ke’lyn the Artist
Tune into Ke’lyn The Artist’s Instagram account @Kelyntheartist for inspiration and to keep up with everything in his career. Also, follow him on Snapchat and Facebook @Kelyntheartist to keep up with how you can contribute to his music and events. If you want to catch up on all of Ke’lyn’s music, interviews, etc. on his YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_xX_9Oj_mVMxU9kk-kyy7Q
Goon Oom Was Born In Brooklyn New York. With The Death Of His Father Due To Liver Cancer He Struggled With Finding His Place In The World As He Didn’t Really Have The Guidance. His Mother Always Away He Didn’t Understand That She Had To Make A Living For The Both Of Them But She Was All He Had But From A Childs Point Of View He Was Alone and Unwanted. He Then Seeked Attention Through Fighting and Terrible Behavior In School Leading To Expulsions. His Mother Bailing Him Out Of Jail and Some Life Situations. He Then Found A Love For Music When He Turned 16. At First His Vision Wasn’t Clear But His Music Soon Grew With Him. But As The Darkness Followed He Learned To Put His Life’s Story Into His Music. Every Lyric Every Bar Real and True. The One and Only Goon Oom.
In the world of love and relationships, we look for a better half who understands us no matter the situation. Your better half will have you doing things you would not expect because you have finally realized she is the right one.
Ceo Verse aka Mr. love Doctor is a Richmond, Virginia artist who may have found his better half and he describes that feeling with his new video “Drive Me Crazy” filmed by Shot4Shot Imagery. Produced by Donn Suave he explains how his lady treats him, knows him, and understands who he is all while playing her position. Ceo Verse is used to the world seeing him as famous or someone they envy because they cannot have his success. In this visual his lady is exactly what he needs and as he mentions in the song “You ain’t even Treat me like I’m famous”
The Engineering, Production, Lyrics, and vibe of the whole song are official. Get tuned with “Drive Me Crazy” by Ceo Verse available on all digital platforms.
Despite the Title, JonPaul Wallace’s Single, “Love’s Not for Everyone,” Defines Contemporary Pop
DETROIT – After going viral with his rewrite of Lukas Graham’s “7 Years,” JonPaul Wallace has silenced any critics who muttered the phrase, “one-hit-wonder.”While Wallace’s graduation performance of Graham’s hit accumulated more than 20 million views across streaming platforms, Wallace has taken the popularity in stride, focusing on the future.
“Honestly, it was completely unexpected,” said JonPaul Wallace. “I wanted to cover the song, but it says, 20 years, and I was only seventeen at the time. So, I changed up the lyrics to make it more suitable to me.”
With a discography of cover songs, each with his take on it, Wallace is now focusing on songwriting and performing. His latest single, “Love’s Not for Everyone,” displays the Michigan native’s abilities to blend pop and soulful rhythms.
In the slow and heavy melodic vocal tune, Wallace captures the feeling when a relationship ends. Instead of wallowing in the heartache, “Love’s Not for Everyone” is a declaration of acceptance and loneliness that comes after ending a relationship. The ballad which drops in December represents the softer side of Wallace’s contemporary pop style.
“I definitely pull a lot of inspiration from Motown and old soul music and put that in there, especially with a lot of my background vocals and vocal performances,” he explained. “There’s a lot of old soul influence in what I do. It’s something about growing up around Detroit. Soul is ingrained in me.”
Interestingly, Wallace did not write “Love’s Not for Everyone” in just one settling. After spending a few days in Northern Michigan on a solo writing trip, Wallace drove home when inspiration struck. “On my drive home, I was on I-75. I actually have a voice memo of me working on what became the bridge of ‘Love’s Not for Everyone,’” he said.
Even though the bridge was done, he put it aside to work on other songs with faster beats and more dance-like tracks. However, something was nagging at him to finish the piece. So, in typical Wallace style, he stepped away from the up-tempo songs and finished “Love’s Not for Everyone.”
“Lyrically, nothing changed. It was almost like a first try in the studio,” he said, knowing that the song was perfect for him and his fans.
With a finance and marketing degree from Oakland University, Wallace focuses full-time on being a singer, songwriter, and performer. “When I’m on stage, I’m always behind a guitar or piano. I just have a lot of fun on stage. I don’t try to be too heavy. I want to make music that takes you where you can forget about everything for a little while,” he said.
While “Love’s Not for Everyone” is a departure from Wallace’s typical upbeat pop songs, it showcases his versatility and strength as a singer and songwriter. Taking a few cues from the legendary Stevie Wonder and Billie Eilish, Wallace said, “My original music brings a different sound to the table. It’s focused on background vocals in a soulful way. But a lot of the production and melodies come from a modern and contemporary pop-dance style. It’s pretty different from what’s out there now. It’s what I do best.”
Make sure to stay connected to JonPaul Wallace on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
Flipstyle, featured byTrillest EntertainmentinThe Spotlight: New Releases You Need to Hear This Yearand as one of the21 Hottest Artists of 2021,kicks off 2022 with his new release –Metadata– which marks the 5thalbum from Flipstyle. The new album features the innovative singles: Modern Entertainment (Pt. 1), iZoom, We Gone (Make it) & Lemme Get Dat. The unique style and technique of Flipstyle also includes a multitude of entertainment versatility including tracks such as What it Do, 7:17, & Royale Clash. You can expect more quality music and videos fromFlipstyle– including another new album, Quantum, dropping 2/15/22. Flipstyleis Now Streaming on ALL MUSIC PLATFORMS! Get all the links, news and more exclusive content atFlipstyleMusic.com. Follow@flipstylemusiconIG,TikTok,Twitter,RedditandSnapchat.
The song “Mollywood” is sang by the character Molly (MDMA) who becomes jealous of the person it is attached to, because they are trying out new drugs. “Mollywood”, through different characters and a film-like feeling, explains the story of a person in a crowd trying to feel accepted and discovering new drugs. As the song goes, the story evoles and so does the main character, who realizes that Molly isn’t enough anymore to fill that void. In the bridge of the song, the person goes on a bad-trip that ends with an overdose; mixing Molly with LSD (Lucy), adding alcohol and Marijuana (Mary-Jane) to the mix, followed by Crystal Meth (Christina) and finished with a shot of Heroine (Hero). By the end of the song, the character is revived, but we realize that they are still hooked, stuck in a loop, in search of that feeling and cries out “Molly, Mollywood you help me” or “Molly, Molly would you help me?”, 2 different ways to see it.
Our goal is not to stop drug use, because this will never happen, but rather help raise awarness
about drug abuse. Many of us have lost dear ones, friends or family due to substance abuse. We hope “Mollywood”, will help young adults understand the importance of taking care of their body and mind, but also the dangers of mixing.
Mawk Da Hulk dropped his latest project on all major streaming platfroms title DELTA make sure to check that out by clicking the link below or by clicking play above. Mawk Da Hulk stays dropping new material so if you like what you hear on this project make sure to follow him on instagram and keep up with his latest moves.
Chicago, Illinois native “Tazzie H.” began rapping at the age of 14. April 2018 he released his debut single “Inhale Exhale”, reaching over 20,000 streams and went on to release his first project @Inhale Exhale: The Project.
After releasing his second project ( @Full Moon: The Project ) in April 2020 Tazzie H. began getting noticed by artist such as “The Game” and model “Amber Rose”. Later, he agreed to joining a hosted mixtape (Rules of the Game) with The Game, in which he featured the song “Yeah Whatever” from his latest project. Tazzie H is said to be working on a new project that is sure to be released before summer 2021.
Texas artist Cash Capone brings a new vibe with his latest single ‘I Like Her‘ produced by Kenny J Beats / Cash Capone. Keeping it true to his city, he features Houston’s own Kirko Bangz. This song is sure to attract the attention of the ladies or anyone who enjoys a smooth catchy vibe.
I am AP Marley Formerly Know As Marley Gzz From Brooklyn New York. A upcoming outgoing artist on the rise. With a New Single out Now called Shawty On All Platforms. He is very diverse and can switch up his flow. Lately been catching people attention with his song called motion on SoundCloud. AP is a way a life it means to always strive for success and put your best work forward. Always Perform, Always Apply pressure. Never give up. Ap Marley was Born to win. Age 22 very talented definitely under the radar and over looked but talent is truly magnificent.
