Jizzle Buckz Releases The Official Music Video For His Latest Banger “Buckz The Bully” Prod By @Laudie_Yayo
St. Louis rapper Jizzle Buckz has time and time again proven he is nothing to play with when it comes to rap or the trap. And on his latest single Buckz The Bully, Jizzle makes that more than clear!
Produced by Laudie On The Track and with a cameo from LA4’s, Buckz The Bully is a self proclaimed ode to the streets; solidifying Jizzle Bucks as one of the top independent trap rap brands emerging from the Midwest.
With almost 20K views on YouTube in less than a week, Jizzle Buckz is gearing up to go viral again with his latest release. A visual glorification of the trap lifestyle, Buckz The Bully continues the St. Louis rapper’s wave and positions Jizzle Buckz as a definite artist to watch as we enter into 2020.
Let Jizzle Buckz know what you think of his video on his Instagram and Twitter!
Tanay Jackson is making a powerful return to the industry, after a brief hiatus,with an exciting new record entitled “Fabulous”. It’s uncertain of what’s to come from Ms. Jackson but one thing we know for sure is that Tanay is back.
Ace Cold Case aka Nonchalant Ace, the (DMV) Northern Virginia Native. Is Back from his hiatus since his “So Virginia” Challenge, to bring a timely demise to all the fraudulent rap visual and gimmicks we’ve all grown fondest of. This record has a humbling hindsight message, that could easily get lost in the bravado filled presence. With nerve touching sentences emphasized thru its entirety. The perfect addition to the enigmatic artist Ace Frio considers himself to be. From the gritty vernacular, to the suit and tie ensemble he dresses himself in. All while he walks thru an abandoned building. Bringing you a vibe that’s unforgettable to wrap up 2019.
Hip Hop duo out of Michigan brings genre back to its roots with new single ‘Swerve Talk’
LANSING, MI – Hip Hop is music that comes from the streets. It’s a genre that was born as a
voice for the people – a reflection of the gritty reality that times are not always easy, good
people don’t always get ahead, and opportunity and justice are just pretty words spouted by
the privileged few who have never known life without them.
Two relatives out of Lansing, Michigan want to bring Hip Hop back to those foundations and
their unique style of music is gaining attention throughout the Upper Midwest. Mo Betta and D
Eagle don’t play the fake game. From the moment they started rapping together as children,
they’ve made a pact to serve their listeners a more authentic brand of Hip Hop. Holding their
art to a higher standard, these two talented wordsmiths are bringing a refreshing realism to the
game – a genuineness born from their collective hardship.
“We’ve been fucked with and we’ve served time,” D Eagle said. “We’ve seen the world for what
it is, put that into words and strapped a fat beat on it. All we ask now is that you listen.”
Operating under the name Fortified Hustlas (FH), this rap duo has dropped a new single that is
turning heads both for its originality and its nod to old-school Hip Hop. “Swerve Talk” is a song
that uses the rich life as a metaphor for the struggles of the streets – with powerful imagery
serving as a testament for the hard things people have to do to survive. Paired with an upbeat
tempo, the hard-hitting lyrics are exactly the kind of Hip Hop rap that the genre was created
for. And though it’s not exactly a club-driving tune, it does have a beat and vibe that would fit
right in with those who love having a good time at the club.
The song features well-known Michigan artist El’Zappo, who brings his unique flow and witty
lyricism to the single in ways that the duo says perfectly rounds out the message they were
trying to get across.
“We touch almost all areas with our music,” Mo Betta said. “We’re lyrical but at the same time
we mix in our music with new sounds of today. Plus, there aren’t too many duos out there
today. In the last 10 to15 years, there haven’t been a lot of duos that you’re actually familiar
with. We’re blood cousins who have been rapping together for about 10 years, and we’ve
developed something that is very professional and sounds like nothing else out there today.”
D Eagle said he and his cousin have been inspired by some of the legends of Hip Hop over the
years – from Wutang to Jadakiss, Jay-Z and Fabulous. Some current artists also serve as
inspirations including J.Cole, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Baby and Quando Rondo. Like those big name
artists, they want FH to become a known household name not just for bringing good vibes but
for having a unique voice in the world of Hip Hop.
“Our music is about realism,” he said. “We’re teaching people something. We’re not just
rapping but are trying to teach and send out a message through the stuff we say.”
In addition to “Swerve Talk,” FH just finished a new song in the studio and is working toward its
release before the end of 2019. The duo is also working on developing music videos for their
new singles and plans to drop an EP sometime in 2020.
Mr. CityLites just who is he and what does he bring to the table? Bruce Carter is a “Street Poet” Known as Mr. CityLites who is an outspoken rapper who’s performances get his fans crunk. Mr. CityLites is described as a cross between Jay-Z and Dre 3000. Mr. CityLites self-proclaimed the voice of the south (Mr. CityLites) has been rapping since age 11, using the mic as a way to express his vision of the streets. If his eyes are the windows to his soul, his lyrics are the reflection or as Mr. CityLites puts it “Anything I’m going through, you’ll hear it in my songs. Mr. CityLites has been performing in clubs all around Atlanta since his third year in high school. Mr. CityLites raps about life in the hood and express his drive for Success in his music.
With his laid-back flow and chill swag. East Atlanta native Luc$tar drops off his Visual for “ No Running” of his new mixtape “ Whole lot of it Volume 1 “
I’m Brodie, an artist on the East coast on my grind to make my dream successful for myself. I’m the only one holding myself back and I’m gonna do all I can to make myself available and capable to work with those who can help me be successful. I’m a dancer, skater, snowboarder, artist, but being a musician is what I love most. I’m determined to help put NC on the map!
Yetti Boss, Rich Fly Gee$ Release New Visual Featuring Real L.A. Bloods, Bone
Yetti Boss of Rich Fly Gees is a recording artist from Queens, New York. He is one half of the rap duo- Rich Fly Gees. Recently, he pays homage to credible messengers and notable movers and shakers during a trip to Los Angeles, California. During his trip, he was asked to shoot a music video for a new song called “Wild Way” in “Bompton”, California. The track is produced by One Brikk Worldwide and Psy Jack Beats. The hook is delivered by Wild Hunit’s recording artist Joolz Balla.
Yetti Boss is the cousin of Waka Flocka and appeared on the WEtv’s “Marriage Boot Camp” and is seen receiving some critical advice from his older cousin during the scene on the boat.
Yetti Boss was invited to Inglewood by respected names throughout the culture of hip hop, including BONE – who played himself in the critically acclaimed “Training Day” starring Oscar-winning Denzel Washington. Lil Jon On The Fingazz orchestrated the details for YB’s appearance in the Inglewood area.
The self-distributed track is accompanied by visuals from Joe Genao Films. Joe Genao is responsible for Yetti Boss’ most recent video releases, “Bright Lights” and “YB.” Respectively, the two videos premiered on ‘FCK EM’ and ‘Rap Trak.’
One of New York’s premiere deejays, DJ Love Dinero of Da Union DJs says “It’s time, they already got the streets and been grinding for a minute.”
Be sure to connect with YB on all social media and digital music platforms.
