Struggle is something that comes along with the road to success you are looking to take. What you don’t know is what pain and obstacles you will encounter on your journey to success. When you stay consistent, you can use that struggle, pain and consistency to achieve your goals. If you never experienced any of these then truly you “Wouldn’t Understand”.
Rio Suavey understands well and expresses that understanding in his music. Born out of South Atlanta, GA comes a artist influenced by UGK, Three 6 Mafia and his mother and more which allowed him to craft his own flavor of music. Focus on his pain and elevation at the same time, Rio Suavey teams up with Speakerbangers to create the single “Wouldn’t Understand”.
Rio Suavey talks getting it out the mud, no capping, no hand outs and all hustle. If you know, then you know. If you don’t then as described in his single you “wouldn’t Understand”. Rio is for the true workers, the grynders and the believers. His goal is to be a role model and use his past experiences to help impact others.
Stream “Wouldn’t Understand” on the “Too Good 2 Be True” project now on all digital platforms.
Boujeeis a sexual seductive rap song about woman with high standards that will not settle for less and expect the man that they chose to give time and attention to to have the same high standards and be deserving of our attention.
With sonic surprises at every turn, Fayetteville artist “Kaboom Holy” is the embodiment of the unnamed space between what currently exists and what could be. With a dynamic, almost volcanic energy, at times it seems music and lyrics serve as mere canvases primed to showcase Holy’s warrior-like charisma and animated vocal takes. With youthful spirit, Kaboom delivers paced lines about street life over grungy Hip-Hop beats and couples them with chant-like hooks that sound heavy-metal adjacent.
Look a bit deeper, and you’ll discover that Holy’s career is one that began over a decade ago. His interests varied, picking up hobbies like skateboarding and dancing. However, from budding as a producer at the age of 13 to release his first self-produced single directly to YouTube in 2011, Kaboom Holy’s passion for music became his main reason and overarching dream. Kaboom even saw group success in creating his now well-known rap group “Party Pack”, alongside high school friends Money2x, SCOE, and SNO Wooh. Unfortunately, in a bend of fate, the teenager’s dream was interrupted by repercussions of the lifestyle he was pursuing behind the music.
Through years of numerous trials and even a federal indictment, 21-year-old Kaboom was acquitted and he returned to pursuing his music career – this time with a transformed outlook and the consideration of a mental illness. Despite having to adapt to these new challenges, the relentless artist was able to formulate a creative team and record label with the moniker XXVI-CMX (pronounced Twenty-Six Nine Ten) to further his position in the industry.
Holy has since continued to employ that iconic, activated sound he developed with Party Pack, effortlessly selling listeners with his street aesthetic and uniquely vibrant energy. Most recently that can be experienced in “Captain Diamond”, his newest single gaining traction on all platforms nationwide. Kaboom Holy is a mosaic of an artist, with each exceptional, bright shard creating an artist time won’t soon forget.
Tha Viciousand Roc Nation Artist Ocho Sneak team up for hard hitting trackBig Bag. These Broward County Artist chemistry on this track reminiscent of dynamic duo like Young thug and Rich homie Quan or Redman and Method man. The beat is produced by Spl!ted Stupid and engineered by Primo The Genius. The track has luxury type lyrics. Just straight on the grind and hustle. 2022 is definitely a good year for Florida. Tha Vicious has been connecting with the best out of South Florida and Ocho Sneak has shown time and time again he is one of the best out of South Florida.
When you’re an artist making money in your city, you take advantage of opportunities where you can celebrate your successes. One of the places a money maker will drop a few bands is the Strip Club. What makes the experience even better is when you have music that makes the strip club turn up all while you make it rain on the woman you want to take home.
Ceo Verse is an artist out of Richmond, VA who has been putting on for his city for a very long time. This More Than a Dream management artist is focused on nothing but the bag and when it’s time to celebrate he reminds you what its “Hittin Like“. Teaming up with producer Everybody Know Stroud he creates a club heater properly titled “Hittin Like”
The single is focused on the lady he has his eyes on in the Strip club knowing she is a boss like him by the way she moves and talks. Although the strip club is her everyday hustle like him, she knows what its “Hittin Like” and all he wants to do is have private fun with no strings attached. Bottom line two bosses understand the vibes and the life that comes with it.
With this song Ceo Verse has put pressure on all other club heaters currently in rotation because any money maker will relate to the life he speaks about in the song. Once you are locked in there is no turning back. Make sure you stream the single now on all digital platforms.
Gulfport, Mississippi lyricist, “DreKo Tha Prophet” spits fire and elevates truth to power in the original track, “Speak On It“. Building a starkly engaging soundscape from muted and metallic instrumental foundations, DreKo’s voice enters the scene with a lambent flash of energy. Follow online @dreko.tha.prophet
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.
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.
