Red Opp by Cardo Knight & WhiteRoseMoxie

“Red Opp” by Cardo Knight and WhiteRoseMoxie is an explosive and vibrant track. The blaring bass and loud sirens add contagious energy towards their verses. There’s nothing like the energy that comes from this duo.

“Blue opp. Green opp. Red opp. Two opps. I don’t give a f*ck. Little n*gga gonna get popped.”

Their lyrics are brash and cocky, the perfect elements for such an erratic instrumental. WhiteRoseMoxie adds a level of cold calculation. While Cardo attacks the beat, WhiteRoseMoxie delivers the final blow with speedy bars and punchlines. “N*gga got his mind on the minute. I can’t waste time.” This is a song that’s sure to be a staple in the summer of 2020.

Click here to listen “Red Opp” on Spotify.

Misused by Lil Infi

“I got a war inside my head. If it doesn’t stop soon then I’ll be dead.”

Misused by artist Lil Infi is a vulnerable and piercing track. Lil Infi dives into his emotions and lays all his insecurities on the table. The beat utilizes soft rock-influenced guitar chords and dancing percussion. His attempts to balance pain and optimism are impressive. Through his inner torment, “Misused” explains the thoughts of many young adults who are searching for a higher purpose. “Just look up at the stars and take in the view.” With such a well-developed track early in his career, Lil Infi is sure to be a star within his genre very soon.

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Like A Pro Freestyle by Valencia Snow

Sometimes a wicked mindset is required to survive in the entertainment business. Dallas rapper Valencia Snow isn’t a stranger to wicked tendencies. Her “Like A Pro” freestyle cramped with sultry bars and unapologetic femininity. Ms. Snow isn’t shy on the mic. ”When I take your soul I’ll never release ya.” And she thrives in this oftentimes heartless environment. “Got you f*cked up in the head while you’re laying in your bed. But do not blow me up ‘cuz I’ll leave ya ass on read.”

Click here to listen to the “Like A Pro” freestyle on SoundCloud. 

Get High by Tuxx

Tuxx, one of the newest prodigies to enter the Internet Money family, released a fresh new single “Get High”. The cool rhythm and low BPM highlight Tuxx’s vocal abilities. He songs, “You can be the drug if you wanna burn me out.” He harmonizes over an instrumental created by producers Rio Leyva, Cxdy, and Nick Mira. The track begins with airy guitar and hints of soft bass, coupled with bouncing 808s and energetic snares. The song holds the same essence as walking a date down the Santa Monica pier. Tuxx’s music, similar to his career, is bright and hopeful, and at the cusp of something bigger.

Click here to listen “Get High” on SoundCloud.

Go Stupid by Baby Phace

New Jersey rapper Baby Phace took to the barren streets to record his freestyle “Go Stupid”. Directed by JustinNLA, Baby Phace is shown dawning the new normal attire for outdoor activities: gloves and a face mask. His lyrics are seamless as the artist and videographer duo travel down the not-so-busy street. Punchlines come as quickly as the pounds of bass in the beat. Baby Phace truly makes this song his own in this “PhaceMix”.

Click here to listen “Go Stupid” on SoundCloud.

My Jetta by Seba Hara

“I just wanna drive, but I can’t step in my ride.” Seba Hara creates a calm and euphoric atmosphere in his newly released demo “My Jetta”. Seba performs over enchanting guitar chords and old school drums. His voice is coupled with a high-pitched mimic that brings a light tone to the track. Seba’s use of short soundbites and radio static resembles songs to the likes of Frank Ocean and Tyler, the Creator’s more recent work. Nonetheless, “My Jetta” pushes the mold for Seba Hara and alters what fans can expect from the young talent.

Click here to listen to “My Jetta” on Spotify.

More Play by D.O.E. The Paperboy

Virginia artist D.O.E. The Paperboy released a music video for his song “More Play” earlier this month. This is the first visual from his album The Second Harvest and sets a defiant tone. The beat is produced by The Crownz and is simply phenomenal. The use of drums and the placement of chanting throughout the record give it an earthly and empowering effect. D.O.E along with those close to him are depicted with ski masks, smashing cars, and spraying graffiti. They’re rebels, D.O.E cannot be controlled nor contained. His delivery is assertive and confident. “The rap game needs an I.V. Money can’t get you everything. There ain’t enough of it for them to buy me.” The video, directed by WarGod Films, is shot in black in white and uses distortion and slow-motion to amply the impact of his lyrics.

Click here to watch “More Play” on D.O.E The Paperboy’s YouTube Channel.