Bronx native “TOXXX” delivers another street anthem in 2020 and provides a lyrical formula of success with “SIDE BITCH.” “SIDE BITCH” is an epic street tale of money, power, and sex infused with Millennial music energy. “TOXXX” born gift of musical instinct enables him to paint vivid pictures designed for a targeted listening audience.
Valdosta is a city in and the county seat of Lowndes County, located on the southern border of Georgia, United States. As of 2018, Valdosta has a total population of 56,426 and is the 14th largest city in Georgia. Valdosta has a strong high school football tradition. The Valdosta High School Wildcats have one of the most successful high school football programs in the country with 913 wins, six national championships (1962, 1969, 1971, 1984, 1986, 1992), 24 Georgia state championships between 1920 and 2016, and 41 region titles. Valdosta is rich in music/entertainment culture and produced Hollywood actors and professional musicians in multiple genres. Valdosta has never built an authentic global Hip-Hop artist into stardom.
These lyrics represent the feelings of every Indie artist in the Hip-Hop game. Taking immeasurable risks to the pursuit of their dream of becoming Hip-Hop royalty. Cognac & Roses is not your average artist, and his music reflects the rebel defiant and innovative energy of Music Millennials worldwide. Born in the streets of Orlando, Florida, Cognac & Roses digital footprint and musical impact reverberate from local corner stores, barbershops, soul food restaurants, nightclubs, and more.
The death of a grandparent breeds devastation, unparalleled pain, confusion, and creates an unfillable void in a person’s life—the untimely effects of death breed aspiration to people who understand their life’s purpose. The story of Jordon Edward highlights the importance of converting pain into inspiration. Founder and CEO of “Only Icon Clothing” Jordon Toomer’s vision created a clothing empire fueled by his grandfather’s cultural impact.
I’m staring in the eyes of Global Recording Artist J Thuro as he records music at Brewery Recording Studios in Brooklyn, New York. The studio is packed to capacity with fellow recording artists, New York journalists, bloggers, marijuana smoke, exotic women, jerk chicken & rice, Aquahydrate, Patron, & D’usse. The energy in the building feels like New York Knicks basketball in the ’90s.
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