W!ld C4rd by G.Soulow

 

G.Soulow is putting the finishing touches on his discography for the year. His latest EP, W!ld C4rd, puts his growth and evolution as an artist in 2020 on full display. It’s full of high energy, catchy bars, and new lines to take with you. Lyrically, he’s only surpassed his previous projects. His dedication to Hip Hop’s fundamentals allows him to excel when he infuses his writing with a modern sound. The EP is also completely self-produced. This combination of talents gives G.Soulow an advantage over most independent artists. Taking on both fields places him in a category of artist-producers such as Kanye West, Tyler the Creator, and even Chief Keef. Ultimately, only time will tell where we’ll see G.Soulow next, but it seems he may be hard to ignore by then.

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Ill by avakten

Artist avakten has taken his discography to an all new height with his single “Ill”, co-produced by Ginseng and his producer alias- Simulacra. The fusion hyper pop and his airy vocals make the song a hit for any occasion. Lyrically, the song is revealing, but uplifting. “You were fake before we started...My past been painful, I’ve been beaten down”, avakten has gifted his heart and had it broken before him. He’s turned this heartbreak into sweet melodies and a remedy for those feeling just as sick. 

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Lifestyle by Joony

There’s a point where the journey becomes a bit mundane and some get stuck in a rut. Joony, in his latest music video for “Lifestyle”, lives through that boredom. His unbothered and nonchalant flow makes it seem like the money, nice cars and clouds of smoke are habitual. The life some are trying to obtain is what Joony does on a regular, and he’s still not satisfied. The video, shot by Tyler Kendall, has a warm and euphoric essence, making this lifestyle all the more dreamlike.

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The Nastiest by Michael Seuss

Michael Seuss has never failed to stay true to Hip Hop. His latest single, “The Nastiest” hits harder than most. His lyricism is boisterous and his delivery is hard-hitting, it’s difficult not to meet his energy. It seems he’s met a point in his journey where things are falling together and others are falling apart. In only a few weeks the song has climbed to the top of his Spotify Popular Songs chart. For those that admire lyrics with a bit of thought behind them, Michael Seuss catalog is more than adequate.

 Click here to listen to “The Nastiest” on Spotify.

Break Dat Bank by Lil Turbo

Lil Turbo has been releasing hits to break the seal on mainstream music and his latest single “Break Dat Bank” has placed him one step closer. The song, produced by Lukrative, features fast snares and bouncy drums. Lil Turbo has a villainous tone as he talks about avoiding the feds, fighting off racists, and still making a bag. The song and its chorus are catchy, making it hard to skip and even harder not to add to your playlist.

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S-CLASS by HATESONNY

HATESONNY is back with a colorful and vibrant video for his song “S- CLASS”, directed by ABGallery 7023. The song is produced by MyFriendNate and features ear-catching digitized notes and uptempo bass. HATESONNY dominates the track, keeping up with the beat and delivering just as hard-hitting bars and punchlines. This track is perfect for adding some energy to your day or just coolin’ with your friends. Just as HATESONNY manages to have a friends-only function, fully equipped with electric toy cars for transportation and all the weed they’ll need.

Click here to watch the “S-CLASS” video on YouTube.

The Fall Selection by Ty Sorrell

The Fall Selection is tranquil and revitalizing listening experience. Ty Sorrell begins the project with a classic approach to rap; a sample, some boom bap, a polished flow and something weighing on his chest. This style continues into the second track “Society” but features sporadic sounds of cash registers and a faster pace. Much like the race for riches. Ty teams up with Rob Gibsun and Prof. Ant for “House of Wax”.  The beat is more sinister and their flows are heavier, more serious. Their energy mimics old school villains, monologging about their evil plans. The project shifts in tone from here, “A Gateway” sounds much like the better path for the characters we met before. Ty speaks as a more enlightened self, schooling maybe the audience or his younger himself. The project comes to a close with “Autumn’s Work” featuring clwdwlkr.  They talk about setting a seed and leave you with a mesmerizing message to help it grow this fall.

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