Backwoods by TheWaterBoy

This weekend has been red hot with new music releases. TheWaterBoy hasn’t strayed from the trend, releasing a new single just about a week before his mixtape is set to drop. Backwoods is lighthearted and bouncy, produced by camgothits. It's the perfect track to start the day off right or add to your favorite playlist.

Click here to listen to Backwoods by TheWaterBoy. 

Real Rockstar by Hefna380

“Real Rockstar”, produced by BarelyBrandon, is the second official single from rapper Hefna380. In this track, he seems to be manifesting his future, already taking the title of a “rockstar”. One can’t argue much against it. Hefna380’s first single, “I Gotta Go” was a smash hit rendering over fifty thousand streams in only a month. For hopeful listeners, this is proof that he’s in it to win it.

Click here to listen to Real Rockstar by Hefna380.

My Life by EyeKeem

My Life, produced by Charlie Shuffler and John Luther, is an honest summary of the ideals inside the mind of rapper EyeKeem. The music video is used somewhat as an homage. Since the passing of Texas native producer and rapper Hella Sketchy, his family, friends and fans have dealt with his loss while keeping his memory alive. For fans of these talented artists, it’s clear that EyeKeem is taking the loss just as hard as they are. He pairs up with director Grant Decyk to create the starry, yet gloomy mood for the video, presumably matching the juxtaposition of longing for his friend, but remaining hopeful for a bright future in his honor. EyeKeem, knowingly or not, acts as a beacon of hope for his longtime friend’s listeners, and has created a mantra that any fan of theirs for that matter, can use to get through such a difficult time.

​​​“Messed up, but I know nothing gonna ruin my life.”

Click here to watch the “My Life” video.

Blue Lime Pie by LUVGRIP

Blue Lime Pie is the most recent creation by producer LUVGRIP. He utilizes emotion and experimental sounds to create the perfect instrumental. His catalog is meant for any artist searching for something outside of the box. No two beats of his are alike and they're bound to inspire a new way of approaching your next track. Blue Lime Pie is tranquil, even angelic. His use of echoing, melodic hums adds an almost eerie. LUVGRIP leave space for interpretation within his beats, allowing them to mold to the artist's needs.

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Click here to listen to more instrumentals by LUVGRIP. 

Bieber by skaiwater

Skaiwater is back with another unique track. His latest, titled “Bieber” is one of his most obscure, but catchy songs to date. Produced by Judge, Skaiwater raps over a drummed up beat and uses auto tune like no other to belt out his admission: he’s the next Justin Bieber.

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Click here to listen to skaiwater on SoundCloud. 

I’m Sorry Pt. 2 by Joony

Joony consistently performs at his best and always keeps his audience entertained or on the edge of their seats to see what's next from him. This time around, he paired up with film director Kody Grace for the ”I’m Sorry Pr. 2” music video. The video is somewhat minimalistic, using pops of special effects couple with more elaborate transitions. The video’s tone quite literally matches Joony’s tone throughout the song. It's mellow yet magnetic.

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Click here to watch Joony’s ”I’m Sorry Pt. 2” music video.

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I Gotta Go! by Hefna380

“I Gotta Go!” is the debut single of artist Hefna. The track, produced by JFlex, is bouncy and catchy from the very beginning. Hefna380’s cadence is like no other, it's entertaining and captivating to listen to. His confidence flows as he recounts the hustling he's done and the deception that often comes from relationships and living in the fast lane. With this being his only song available on SoundCloud, and already grossing over fifty thousand streams, I'm sure we'll be hearing a lot more of him.

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Click here to listen to Hefna380 on SoundCloud.