Coming straight out of Hemet, California, Daj Dolla is making a powerful statement with her latest single “She Get It,” a high-energy anthem produced by Low The Great that showcases her confidence, charisma, and rising star power. With only three years in the music industry, she’s already building an impressive resume, landing collaborations with major West Coast names like OhGeesy, Jeezy Obama, and 310babiii on the same track. The momentum continued when DJ Carisma brought her to Power 106 in Los Angeles to premiere the record, marking a major milestone and putting her on the radar of a much wider audience.
What sets “She Get It” apart is the unapologetic energy and bold delivery Daj Dolla brings to the track, creating a vibe that’s both empowering and infectious. Her favorite line, “Go Crazy,” perfectly captures the spirit of the record—fearless, fun, and made to move crowds. Beyond music, she’s also stepping into acting, fashion, and songwriting, showing she’s building a multifaceted brand under her label, Dolla Gang. With her drive, versatility, and growing co-signs, Daj Dolla is positioning herself as one of the next breakout female artists to watch on the West Coast.
With eyes and attention on Milwaukee, So Glo also known as Sommer sets the record straight that she created the phrase “Herskiii”. Touring with Chicken P showed So Glo the ropes of the touring world. So Glo was featured “On The Radar” and released the “Made For This” project. “Herskii” and “Fat Albert” have been standout songs from the project, focusing on being the voice from
Milwaukee.
Independent artist Witch Cabin (Los Angeles / NY) steps into 2026 with a powerful new release, “We Want Connection,” available now. Written at her secluded woodland creative space known as The Witch Cabin, the track was born after a heartbreak-fueled trip to New York that revealed just how fragile human connection has become. While the lyrics reflect vulnerability and emotional fracture, the production carries undeniable confidence and movement — a reminder that even in chaos, we are not crumbling.
Produced by Tracy Marcellino Aubert with additional production by Liz Maniscalco and vocal production by Ryan Martin, the record blends introspective storytelling with dance-floor pulse. Mixed by Ryan Martin and mastered by Dan Coutant, “We Want Connection” delivers both sonic polish and emotional weight. One of the standout lines — “Diversify your game, for self protection / Digging my bones to build walls, it’s a pure expression” — captures the tension between guarding oneself and longing to be understood. The song defines Witch Cabin’s emerging solo sound and cements her desire to produce, serving as the thematic foundation for her upcoming project described as “a sonic thesis on the state of connection.”
A Red Bull Academy alumnus, Witch Cabin recently scored a 10/10 on Mic Madness with Chris Tyson and Roc Nation — prompting questions about whether she was AI (she’s not). The upcoming record will unfold one song at a time, inviting listeners to follow the journey closely. Follow @witchcabinmusic to stay connected.
El 9iño, pronounced el NEEN-yo, is an innovative American songwriter and recording artist celebrated for his genre-blending sound that merges bilingual lyricism with modern hip-hop, R&B, and Latin fusion. His artistic repertoire spans diverse genres, including Amapiano, Jersey Club, bachata-trap, and children’s educational music, showcasing his versatility as a storyteller and musician.
Known publicly as Jerry, El 9iño releases music under the creative brand Stay Home Dad LLC, where he expertly utilizes AI tools as instruments while maintaining his authorship as a writer and composer. His 2023 EP, Stay Home Dad, produced in collaboration with MikeyTire$hop, garnered attention from 24Hip-Hop, spotlighting him as a rising artist in the NY/NJ area.
El 9iño’s most popular tracks reflect his unique sound and storytelling ability. Explore his top hits on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music to experience his artistic vision firsthand.
Artistic Themes
Jerry’s artistry encompasses:
Bilingual rap and R&B
Caribbean and Afro-influenced rhythms
Character creation (e.g., Papi Platano, Johnny Mangu, Rico Salami, Flaco Fader)
Children’s educational music
Adult contemporary storytelling
His work is characterized by:
Family-centered messaging
Cultural identity
Dominican, Puerto Rican, and Caribbean influences
Dance-driven production
Street-poetic lyricism
El 9iño adopts a catalog-first approach to his creative output, focusing on versatility across genres rather than being confined to a single sound.
Public Identity
A significant aspect of Jerry’s artistic identity is his family, particularly his children, Kingston and Hudson Luna, who are woven into his creative narrative. Themes of family, legacy, and cultural storytelling form the foundation of his artistic mission.
This page aims to establish El 9iño as a distinct and emerging artist, preventing confusion with the weather pattern “El Niño” and centralizing media references to accurately reflect the artist’s identity.
Pronunciation: el NEEN-yo
Given Name: Jerry
Occupation: Songwriter, Producer, Recording Artist
Genres: Hip-hop, R&B, Latin Fusion, Amapiano, Jersey Club, Bachata-Trap, Salsa, Children’s Music
Years Active: 2023–present
Also Known As: Stay Home Dad LLC (Creative Brand)
WestSideTony is a street-focused rap artist from the west side of Cleveland, Ohio, known for raw storytelling, emotional grit, and a relentless hustler’s mentality. Raised with enough to survive but never enough to feel secure, his life has been shaped more by betrayal than loyalty, more hate than love, and more lessons than handouts. His music reflects that duality — pain and power, scars and strategy, hunger and discipline. Inspired by the wolf, he moves with or without a pack, driven by resilience, self-respect, and the belief that everything he has, he earned on his own
“F*ck How You Feel” is a high-energy collaboration between WestSideTony and Chicken P, created and filmed in Cleveland with a level of urgency that reflects the song’s message. The pair recorded the track and shot the video in just 2–3 hours, capturing the raw momentum behind the record.
The song is rooted in Tony’s reality — losing people faster than he gains them, pushing toward bigger goals despite betrayals, and staying locked in on his mission even when others fall away. His opening line, “The only thing I’m afraid of is being broke,” sets the tone for the hunger and drive that define the record.
For Tony, the collaboration holds personal meaning as well. He’s been a supporter of Chicken P since the early “Little Chicken” era around 2020, making this link-up both a moment of respect and a milestone in his journey.
“F*ck How You Feel” embodies Tony’s mindset: stay focused, stay hungry, and keep chasing everything you’re destined for — no matter who switches up along the way.
Inglewood, California native A8eezy is continuing to carve his own lane, blending real-life experiences with unwavering faith. Now based in Dallas, Texas, the rising artist has spent the past four years building momentum through radio play, live performances, and features with fellow artists. One of his standout accomplishments includes performing at the Orange County Fair, further proving his ability to connect with diverse audiences both onstage and through the airwaves.
His latest single, “Thank You Jesus,” marks a special turning point in his catalog. Rooted in personal testimony, the song reflects how faith has played a central role in keeping A8eezy focused and grounded. Unlike anything he’s released before, the track is his first song dedicated solely to Jesus, and its energy resonated immediately after it was recorded. Lines like “I woke up in Dior, had to bow my head, hit my knees and thank Thee Lord” capture the balance between gratitude, growth, and humility that defines the record.
Beyond the music, A8eezy is also vocal about the importance of radio play and the direction of mainstream music today—topics he looks forward to discussing as his platform grows. With more singles on the way, increasing radio rotation, upcoming performances, and new collaborations ahead, A8eezy is positioning himself for a strong breakout run. “Thank You Jesus” isn’t just a song—it’s a statement of purpose, and a clear reflection of where his journey is headed next.
Dopeboyherronand Yung LA might be speaking a completely different language on their new track, “Sloppy Lingo.” DBH has been making a name for himself as one of the emerging faces of the Carolinas, while Yung LA continues to put on and remain a relevant force in today’s hip-hop culture. They say one hand washes the other, and these two artists clearly understand what it takes to make a hit record — and make it look effortless. Be sure to request “Sloppy Lingo” on your favorite radio stations. #SloppyLingo
MoeCyrus the classic Hip Hop emcee hailing from Chicago drops his new visual single entitled “OooWee”. This is a single off the Easy Target LP which is Available On YouTube for full streaming and Bandcamp for purchase. CDs are available as well (Contact Him On IG).
Ashthon Jones, the Nashville-born, Atlanta-based powerhouse behind Songbird Recordz, is back with her most personal and vulnerable track to date, “Hunting Season.” Produced by Roberto Fusco Di Maso, the single dives deep into a chapter of Ashthons life that was marked by pain and resilience. Written during a dark and abusive period in her past, the song served as a lifeline before it became a full fledged release. With lyrics like “I’m shooting till my gun smokes just like cigarettes,” Ashthon paints a vivid picture of survival and defiance, making “Hunting Season” a fierce testament to healing and reclaiming power.
Though she’s already achieved impressive milestones, including her single “Pop Out” reaching the top 8 on both US and UK charts and becoming the first Black woman in Nashville to secure a songwriting publishing deal, “Hunting Season” represents a different side of Ashthon Jones. It’s not just about chart success; it’s about vulnerability and authenticity. Her decade-plus career, which has included sharing the stage with Beyoncé, TLC, Fantasia, Ashanti, and more, has shaped her into a seasoned artist unafraid to push boundaries. This new single embodies that fearlessness, bringing her raw storytelling to the forefront while showcasing her signature vocal strength.
Beyond the music, she is building an empire rooted in artistry and opportunity. With plans in Honduras to create a concert venue that bridges artists from the U.S. and abroad, she’s determined to create new pathways for talent while expanding her own global footprint. But for now, “Hunting Season” marks a pivotal moment, a release of a longheld song and a statement of resilience. And with her follow-up single “IDGAF” dropping on Halloween alongside its music video, it’s clear Ashthon Jones is entering a bold new chapter of her career.
