Graveyard by Jeef Featuring J. Cast

Valentine’s Day brings forth a lot of emotions, love, passion, and heartache. Artists Jeef and J. Cast have worked together to put a spotlight on the flip side of the holiday. The single is catchy, but made for a downhearted mood. Graveyard is a melodic, melancholy track for those maybe without someone to enjoy the day with them. The pained vocals and heartbroken lyrics are a sentiment to the scars left from a dead relationship.

Click here to listen to “Graveyard” on SoundCloud.

Oh, Lucy By Connor Andersxn

Connor Andersxn takes an emotional trip in his latest single “Oh, Lucy”. The Wasaga Beach artist sends a tender plea to “Lucy” and begs not to drive him crazy. The song keeps a tight grip on your heartstrings. Despite being cloaked by a metaphor, the deep temptation and desire that’s expressed in his voice are tangible. Connor Andersxn may shift his public perception, as he opens up about his truth.

Click here to listen to “Oh, Lucy” on Spotify.

Don’t Believe By Benkasso

Benkasso isn’t in the rap game simply for the money; he’s in it for the impact. His most recent music video, “Don’t Believe” is a testament to Benkasso’s commitment to bettering his community. His music speaks the truth and bring light and inspiration to his listeners. It was only right that the young rapper base the video in his home town. He goes above and beyond as a symbol to his local youth about the infinite possibilities beyond the world we know.

Click here to watch “Don’t Believe” on YouTube.

Parasite By Lilspirit

In tandem with Lilspirit’s upcoming album American Spirit, the young R&B artist has released his single “Parasite” on a global scale. The song, produced by mjNichols, was debuted on Beats1 Radio with Zane Lowe Wednesday morning. Lilspirit’s sultry vocals admit to some of his more negative and harmful love encounters. He describes a love that engulfs him, taking all of his peace but somehow still owning his heart. The young hitmaker is vulnerable and honest, seeking answers for uncontrollable love, or obsession, for someone so wrong for him.

Click here to listen to Parasite on SoundCloud.

$lump2020 By Donald $lump

As the first few primary elections begin, Donald $lump is truly channeling his inner Trump. His latest single “$lump2020” is a satire of the 49th president, but it uncovers Donald $lump’s launchpad into the new year. Via his lyrics, his emotions and frustrations are tangible. His career and opportunities may be higher than ever, but it seems his victory circle is smaller than ever before. The track, co-produced by XZ and Dirty, is distorted and wild, giving $lump plenty of range to tell his story.

Click here to listen to $lump2020 on SoundCloud.

Dope/Hoes By DroGotDoe

“Slow to the money.” That’s how rapper DroGotDoe sees all of his competition. “Dope/Hoes” is a dark, menacing track produced by KushhNewton, filled with wiry high hats and complemented by sounds from the wind section and soft guitar chords. DroGotDoe delivers in a cocky tone, keeping a mellow vibe throughout the track. It’s the perfect blend of trap and chill.

Click here to listen to “Dope/Hoes” on SoundCloud.

KILL DIANA By Neno Ba$h

Neno Ba$h is an explosive rapper pinning his flap on the hip hop game. “KILL DIANA” is his most popular track to date. The impressionable song, produced by Geeohhs, is filled with metaphors and disrespectful jabs at all of his enemies. Neno Ba$h brings a youthful energy to his music, along with his gruesome demeanor. It’s hard to tell where he’ll go next in his bars. Each verse is delivered like a clear stream of consciousness. Neno Ba$h is hyper-focused on taking his career to the next level.

Click here to listen to “KILL DIANA” on SoundCloud.