Foot On The Gas by 909Memphis & Tommy Ice

909Memphis and Tommy Ice tag-team verses on their brand new, hypnotic hit “Foot On The Gas”. Produced by Moses Got Water, the beat is sultry and rhythmic, stepping into rhythm and blues. Both of the artists’ cadences compliment their beat selection effortlessly. This has the potential to be in your daily playlist within only a few plays. With such a great entry at the top of the year, we’re expecting to hear much more from these young talents throughout 2020!

Click here to listen to “Foot On The Gas” on SoundCloud.

Ashley Cares Too Much by LATENIGHTJACE

LATENIGHTJACE is a budding artist from Atlanta, Georgia with as much curiosity for music as he has talent. His most recent release “Ashley Cares Too Much” is a bright step in his future, with a unique effects on his vocals in order to tie together the energy with the message he’s conveying. LATENIGHTJACE is honest about his hopeless romantics and vulnerable throughout the single. He teams up with Taurs as the producer for the track which strangely sounds like a starry night accompanied by guitar chords.

Click here to listen to “Ashley Cares Too Much” on SoundCloud.

Cinderella 99 by LUVGRIP

Producer LUVGRIP is fond of creating a mood or setting through his music. In one of his latest instrumentals “Cinderella 99”, that mood resembles a calm and hazy room. The beat engulfs you in each note as it’s played. You experience enchanting “couch-lock”, if you will. This track is fit for anything, whether it’s a nighttime playlist, a chill session or even as background music for a video game loading page. It’s official, LUVGRIP is the master of moods.

Click here to listen to Cinderella 99 on SoundCloud.

Soon As I by Summrs

Houston artist Summrs gifted his fans an early Christmas present and released “Soon As I”, co-produced by Fifty Grand and Angelus. The short track uses all of its time to entrance you, with ghostly vocals sewn into the instrumental. Summrs gives a solid performance that’s sure to make you want to flex your success from the year on the ones who doubted you.

Click here to listen to “Soon As I” on SoundCloud.

Virtual World by TyFontaine

The future is digital, or virtual, in TyFontaine’s world. The DMV rapper is back with a fresh, genre-bending hit. He joins forces with Nick Mira, the number one producer on Billboard’s ‘Hot 100 Producers’ list and multi-talented producer Rio Leyva for this high-frequency banger. This is a catchy tune to kick off your new year. In only one listen, you’re guaranteed to sing the hook all day long.

“It might sound crazyyy”

Click here to listen to “Virtual World” on SoundCloud.

FH’s Fresh Out Da Week Playlist

FH has an all-new and updated playlist for this week featuring the hottest tracks from the underground. This week features songs like “Yup Yup” by Lil Xelly (@lilxelly), “Inspector Gadget” by Caal Vo, produced by Tali (@3adTali), and “HEARTBREAKER” by Rei (@Reisen9k). The producers are the stars too in this Fresh Out Da Week playlist, with production by Rush (@ProdByRush), 4 AM (@ProdBy4AM), and W1erdo. There are some familiar faces in the mix, including artists Sebii, Summrs, and Xelly. Tap into the playlist and find all the stars before they blow up!

Click here to listen to Fresh Out Da Week playlist on SoundCloud.

EverybodyHatesChris by ChrisClay

The universe has its own way of throwing everything at you and expecting you to bounce back. Rapper ChrisClay bounces back by putting together a ten-song album all about the pressures and struggles that come with being Chris. The project begins with a rainy day, a somber track titled ‘Truthbetold’ featuring Matty Wood$, owning the theme of “Everybody Hates Chris”. The album is packed with features that raise the energy of each track and compliment Chris’ style. The young artist made details a priority during the album’s production. It hosts two interludes and the transitions between songs are clean, with very little pause between beats so you can listen continuously.

The project reaches its midpoint with ‘#FreeKrime’ featuring Young Jasper. The title is a possible shoutout to New York rapper Krime Life Ca$$. The tempo steadily slows from this point, but Chris still has some surprises up his sleeve. ‘Godzilla’ featuring Anwar has one of the more experimental flows, or whispers, from the album. It will be a hit or miss for some, but it brings personality to the project; it’s not all work and no fun. ChrisClay teams up with EyeKeem for the cool, soft-trap track ‘Forfeit’, he truly shows his versatility by switching effortlessly to this sub genre. The album comes to a close via his ‘Toshas Outro’ featuring Bad Day Dre and CrashJordy, an admission of love, or at least interest, in a girl. To tie it all together, ChrisClay ends the project with the iconic lyrics from the show the project is inspired by, “everybody hates Chris”.

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