After experiencing the emotional turmoil of a breakup, Matt Waugh turned to the MeetMe app not for romance, but simply for conversation and companionship. Lonely and needing someone to talk to, he made it clear he wasn’t looking to play games or flirt—just genuine human connection. On his first day on the app, he met someone who started the same day, and their bond quickly grew into a deep friendship. They supported each other without the pressure of romance, becoming emotional anchors during a vulnerable time.

Born and raised in Hilo on the Big Island of Hawaii, Matt’s love for music has always been a constant in his life. While working as a commercial and residential painter, he would often sing along to music, earphones in, while painting. Though initially surprised by compliments on his voice, he began to believe in his talent and took a leap into music. His songs are deeply personal, often reflecting on failed relationships and emotional challenges, like in his latest track “Downhill.” His lyrics are based on real-life experiences, set to slow-paced melodies that allow listeners to connect with the story behind the music.

Matt describes himself as someone who faces life with gratitude, choosing to focus on the positive and treat everyone with kindness. Faith plays a key role in his mindset, as does creativity—especially through cooking and travel, which help him clear his mind and relax. He’s humble about comparisons to stars like Justin Bieber and Justin Timberlake, but takes pride in knowing his voice has made an impression.

Looking ahead, Matt dreams of continuing to create and perform music, regardless of the size of the audience. He’d also be open to acting—anything that keeps his creative spirit alive. A major milestone is set for May 11, with the release of his song “In the Same Space” on Spotify and Apple Music, a moment that he sees as a dream finally coming to life. With the help of people like Casso from Alpha Kingz Music, Matt is turning his passion into a path forward—one heartfelt lyric at a time.

Louisiana native Big Menace Tha Artist is back with a powerful new single titled “Subject,” released under BOSS J ENT and produced by Frost Cash. Originally from Bunkie and now based in Lake Charles, Big Menace has been grinding in the music scene for nearly a decade, and his latest track speaks volumes about his journey. “Subject” digs into the raw emotions that come with being talked about, overlooked, and ultimately envied—all while staying ten toes down. With a standout line like, “First they love you. Then they hate you, then the envy kick in,” the track captures the highs and lows of recognition in both the streets and the industry. It’s a declaration from someone who knows exactly what it feels like to be counted out and still rise above the noise.

Big Menace’s music career has taken him far beyond Louisiana, including major moves in California where he linked up with DJ Flip 808 and recorded in Hollywood. He’s ​collaborated with southern legends like 2Throwed, Big Boom, and Raw Reem. While music is his core, he’s also venturing into acting, working on movies, and expanding his tour circuit to reach new cities. “Subject” is more than just a single—it’s a statement that whether people talk behind his back or ignore his presence, Big Menace remains the focus. This track proves that he’s not just part of the conversation—he is the conversation.

Augusta’s own CapriceGully is keeping it real and riding high with his latest single “BIG VIBIN.” With 25 years of experience in the game, the Southern MC delivers a track that cuts through the noise with smooth energy and street-certified charisma. Produced by 3RdEye and released under his label 23RD KOLLECTIVE, the record stands as a refreshing departure from the increasingly aggressive tone dominating the scene. “BIG VIBIN” is exactly what its title suggests: a laid-back anthem meant to bring people together and remind listeners that real vibes still matter. The line “You can tell where I’m from, I be southsiding” echoes his deep-rooted Augusta pride and delivers a signature punch from a seasoned artist who’s seen it all.

Coming off the success of his EP Bigger Than Most, hosted by industry veteran Bigga Rankin, CapriceGully continues to solidify his legacy not just as a rapper, but as a visionary. Beyond music, he’s building a business empire through mobile food and event services, proving his hustle extends far beyond the booth. With multiple showcase wins under his belt and a catalog that speaks for itself, “BIG VIBIN” is more than a single, it’s a statement. CapriceGully isn’t chasing trends, he’s creating moments, and the world better catch the wave.

Veteran artist King Buckley is back with his latest single ‘Feels Like‘, a soulful, vibey track produced by Kajun that captures a moment frozen in time. After 18 years in the game, Buckley’s signature style shines through as he lets the music guide the story. Crafted in his home studio, the song leans into nostalgia, dripping with late-night reflections and that raw feeling only real-life experience can deliver. With a standout line like “Put the Cuban on my neck let it break dance,” Buckley blends lyrical finesse with slick imagery that gives listeners both swag and substance.

Raised in the heart of Chicago and now rooted in Las Vegas, King Buckley’s career has been marked by impressive milestones, from charting as an indie artist with “Get Away” featuring Dreezy, to hitting the international stage at London’s O2 Arena with Omarion and Bobby Valentino. Beyond the mic, he’s also turning the tide for others through artist development, pub deals, and major events under his label The Regime Group. His nonprofit Kingz Table adds another layer to his legacy, proving that for King Buckley, the music is just the beginning of the movement.

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In an era where true lyricism often gets overshadowed, “God Tier” stands as a bold dedication to real hip-hop. This powerful single, crafted by Godbliss and featuring the legendary Papoose, dives deep into the meaning of reaching the highest state of mind, the God mind. It’s a level reserved only for those who master technical prowess and lyrical excellence.

When it comes to real bars, few can hold a candle to Papoose. With over 20 years of consistently spitting fire, it’s only fitting that Godbliss tapped him for this monumental track.
One listen and it’s clear why: Papoose delivers deadly lines like, “Your click be singing like Mr. Vandross. I’m from the home of the scammers, they be swiping like an Instagram post.”

Godbliss, no stranger to elite wordplay himself, has been hovering among the underground’s top lyricists for years. With his sharp metaphors and vivid similes, he ensures “God Tier” cements itself as one of 2025’s best singles. Just take a look at the ferocity of his pen, “I cut you up to link sausages, after I murk you then put a shell in your back bigger than a turtle’s.” He also goes on to say, “I bury you deeper than tectonic plates in hollow earth. Then I bag your shorty and make her coochie burst.”

Beyond the razor-sharp lyricism, “God Tier” rides on a banging beat which was a rich blend of sounds that captures both the gritty essence of classic hip-hop and the fresh vibrancy of today’s music scene. It’s a sonic experience you don’t want to miss.

“God Tier” is available now on all digital platforms. Don’t sleep nahmean. This is real hip-hop at its finest.

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Lagos-born and Lekki-based artist Jhaysings is proving that resilience and raw talent can carve out undeniable greatness. After seven years in the music game, this multi-talented singer, producer, and sound engineer is turning heads again with his latest self-produced single, “Whu Dah?” — an anthem born out of struggle and self-empowerment. Known for gaining early recognition from Afrobeats icon Davido for his “One Ticket” cover, Jhaysings went on to sign a record deal with Hillbank Music and later collaborated with Victor AD on the TG Omori-directed “Loke Loke.” These milestones set the foundation for his artistic independence under Arkitek Music Group, where he continues to create music that resonates deeply.

“Whu Dah?” is more than a track — it’s a testament to pushing through doubt and rising when no one believes in you. Written during a low point in his life, Jhaysings poured his soul into the record, delivering a message of self-worth and perseverance. The standout line, “Number 1 nobody come close, No number 2 nobody can clone,” captures the essence of the song’s confident and motivational spirit. With an uplifting energy and infectious sound, “Whu Dah?” reminds listeners to keep striving until the world takes notice. Stream it today and witness the rise of an artist who refuses to fold.

Philadelphia artist Ves bares his soul on his latest single “Voices,” released October 3, 2024, under Pull Over Style. Produced and engineered by Travis, The Producer, the track is a raw reflection of Ves’s darkest moments—dealing with personal struggles and broken family dynamics. “At the time, I was in a very dark place in my life,” Ves shares. “Writing this song helped me get through a lot.” His signature storytelling style is front and center here, pulling listeners deep into his mind with emotionally heavy bars and vivid imagery. The standout line, “I hear voices, P.o.s,” captures the essence of the song while doubling as a nod to his label.

What sets Ves apart is his ability to paint pictures through his lyrics, a skill that has quickly earned him a growing fan base. With an EP dropping this July and a YouTube series currently in the works, Ves is building momentum and showing no signs of slowing down. Whether it’s through his detailed storytelling or his unique song structure, Ves is crafting a lane of his own—one built on truth, pain, and resilience. Stay locked in with him on Instagram @Ve_s41 as he continues to turn his struggles into art that speaks to the soul.

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