by Laghe Andrews | Mar 1, 2023 | Latest, Music News, New Music Alert |
A bit of social media buzz revealed that IDK is working on his upcoming album, dubbed F-65. “The F-65 world is my creation. According to the DMV star, it is a place for us to be open and honest, as long as we respect everyone in the world.” The project comes with a new track called “Radioactive,” which combines dance-inspired production with tough lyrics dealing with the realities of the streets.
“Radioactive” also features a matching video produced with the assistance of Meeks and Frost, renowned British filmmakers. During the video, viewers are whisked away to North London, where they can see the “Electric” rapper hanging out with fellow rappers on a council estate during his free time.
In addition to F-65’s arrival, the album will be preceded by USEE4YOURSELF, a 17-song body of work that includes guest features from Offset, Rico Nasty, Young Thug, Westside Gunn, MF DOOM, Lucky Daye, Jay Electronica, and more. A few months after its release, IDK would introduce the deluxe edition of USEE4YOURSELF which would contain nine additional cuts along with collaborations with artists such as Lil Yachty, Shy Glizzy, Trippie Redd, and Royce Da 5’9″. It was at this point that IDK, who has recently been signed by KAYTRANADA, blessed the masses with his EP, Simple., to keep the masses engaged. Additionally, fans have been able to enjoy a string of well-received releases that include songs such as “Free Slime,” “Monsieur Dior,” “Coal,” and “Drive.”
by Samantha J Rice | Mar 1, 2023 | Latest, Music News, New Music Alert |
A year ago, in July 2022, Flo Milli released her first full-length album, You Still Here, Ho? Featuring 15 records, there were two bonus tracks included with the project, as well as guest appearances from Rico Nasty and Babyface Ray, as well as a narration from Tiffany “New York” Pollard. The visuals for some of the cuts from the project have already been available to fans for the likes of “No Face” and “Big Steppa.”
The Alabama-born artist Flo Milli, who was born on February 17, returns with her brand new single “Nasty Dancer” which is accompanied by a video that accompanies this single. She has just released a remix of the song “Conceited” featuring Lola Brooke and Maiya The Don, which is the follow-up to the remix she released last month for “Conceited.” Flo raps about the importance of taking control in the new song:
As part of her “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Tour”, the 23-year-old singer also wrapped up the tour in November of 2022 with Monaleo serving as her opening act for the show. Besides releasing her own albums, the “In The Party” rapper can also be heard on a number of recent collaborations, including: “Asthma Pump” featuring Tay Money, “Snatched (Remix)” featuring Big Boss Vette, “Maneuver” featuring Lakesha, and more.
As Flo Milli explained in a recent Elle interview, it was important to Flo to demonstrate her versatility with her latest project. “ Many of my fans are unaware that I pay attention to their feedback, what they have to say, and what they want from me. The purpose of making this project different was to have it be a roller coaster ride that would take my fans on a journey through my personality and show them different sides to myself,” she said.
by Enaysha Thompson | Feb 27, 2023 | Latest, Music News, New Music Alert |
A new album, Flowers, was released last Friday (Feb. 10) by Shy Glizzy, a 20-song collection featuring contributions from Chris Brown, EST Gee, 21 Savage, and YoungBoy Never Broke Again, none other than the former who contributed to the standout “Fools Fall N Love.” Created by Buddah Bless, it features a hood love story that many of the D.C rapper’s fans will identify with.
On Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14), Shy Glizzy was able to keep fans happy by dropping an accompanying visual for the aforementioned track. In a short clip released by the “Awesome” talent, the talented actor describes how he deals with relationships as he resides in an elegant home with beautiful women. In addition, YoungBoy has a quick appearance on the track for his verse.
The rapper, Shy Glizzy who recently released his latest album, shared the importance of the album with his Instagram followers, describing it as the culmination of his “sweat, blood, and tears.”
I am delighted to be able to share this with the world and would like to thank you for your support!” he stated. It has been a long time coming, and there is going to be a further delay before this moment comes to pass. All experiences, positive or shady, provided me with the opportunity to grow (mentally and musically). As far as I am concerned, this was probably the most challenging project I have worked on, as a result of all the challenges I had to face. Despite this, if I learned anything from the process, it was that tomorrow is not guaranteed.
by Fabiola Noel | Feb 23, 2023 | Latest, Music News, New Music Alert |
I am pleased to announce that Clavish released his latest work, Rap Game Awful, back in January. Rap Game Awful includes 28 songs as well as guest features from artists such as Fredo, Kaash Paige, D-Block Europe, Youngs Teflon, Tiggs Da Author, Tiny Boost, and MoStack. In addition to the success of the project critically and commercially, it debuted as the fourth best-selling album in the U.K., on the Official Albums chart.
It was on Sunday (Feb. 12) that the talented young rapper from North London released a new visual for a track off the aforementioned project titled, “B22 Money.” Written and produced by HD Beats, the track underscores the way in which money and fame have exacerbated the rapper’s freewheeling lifestyle.
The accompanying video clip is directed by Toxic and shows Clavish in the expansive living room of his home. The audience will be able to see him serving his bars from various spots within, including on a spiral staircase and in an entertainment room in which he can be seen delivering them.
In 2018, Clavish continued to make waves with the release of “All These Funds” and followed it with viral singles such as “Ketchup & Salad Cream,” “100mph Freestyle,” “Again,” “Could’ve,” “Welcome to the Trenches,” and “No Cap.” The following year, in 2021, Clavish released his debut EP, 2022, which consisted of five tracks and contributed parts from Nick French, Hoskins, Droski, Chucks, Nadda 3lackOnDaBeat, and more. In addition to his own music, the rapper from the hit single “Like This” can also be heard on other tracks like Kawali “Let It Rip (Remix),” Fredo “Mind,” Nines “All Stars 2,” and Stay Flee Get Lizzy “Lately.”
by Laghe Andrews | Feb 22, 2023 | Latest, Music News, New Music Alert |
With the release of his new single, “Camry,” Kyle The Hooligan is back with a new single, and this time he brings along a Matt O’Neil-produced tune that focuses on putting a stop to a toxic situation to facilitate growth:
This track comes with accompanying visuals thanks to the likes of 12vy and Midnight Collective. As intended by the song’s subject matter, viewers will be able to see Kyle pouring out his heart for his love interest, Courtney Allegra. In the song, Courtney portrays him. There is one in which the two are arguing with each other while riding around in an old Toyota Camry and arguing over a matter.
“Camry” is Kyle The Hooligan’s new single and represents the latest in a string of quality singles he has released in the past few years. His constant line-up of loose drops over the course of 2022 included tracks like “Six Speed,” “Highs and Loews,” “Say My Name,” “Siamese,” “6 Am,” “Enemies,” “Brand New Bentley,” “Love Me Not,” “Monte Carlo,” and “Tennessee.” He also collaborated with the young rapper Teflon Saga on the six-song EP Far From Paradise over the summer. As he was gearing up for the arrival of 2023, Kyle made serious waves with another melodic song, “Cocaine Cowboys,” which focuses on a young man whose attempts to get out of a committed relationship and start living a rock star lifestyle is rooted in marital problems.
Kyle The Hooligan previously worked for disgraced AI rapper FN Meka’s recording company as a voiceover artist. During an exclusive interview, he shared details about his unfortunate experience, revealing that even though he did the best he could for his job, he was not properly compensated for it:
I heard only one thing that came into my head and that was the song ‘Moonwalkin’. The average amount it did over the last three years would have been around $500 because they put me on DistroKid. There was no profit made from any of the TikToks that they produced. As a whole, I was promised there was equity in the character.”
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