Omari Alltimer and MNTRY’s Research Forest is a compact look at the places and experiences that helped shape Alltimer as an artist. The project takes its name from Research Forest, …
Hiphop
Kevin Gates’ younger brothers D$AVAGE and BWA Ron come together on “Chosen One,” combining raw street energy and hard-hitting production to show their own worth and help strengthen the foundation …
Bug Nelson has shared a new album, titled Combustible Body Armor, produced by Cusho. Operating out of Brooklyn, Nelson has spent his time building something far more resilient than a viral hit: …
In an era where genre lines continue to blur, Southern Soul artist Al Davis is proving that great music doesn’t have to fit neatly into one category. His latest single, …
From Water to Wine: Cashus King and Big O on Transformation, Creativity, and Building Something Greater [Interview]
For Cashus King and Big O, Water to Wine is more than just a collaborative album—it’s a reflection of growth, resilience, and transformation. Built around the idea of turning something …
In an era where conformity often dominates the music industry, Austin, Texas alternative hip-hop artist The Strange One Donnie Darko is proving that originality remains one of the most valuable commodities in …
Dom Cruz Returns With the Cinematic “VOID // FREEDOM” Video and ‘PAST LIVES II’ EP (w. Blkgod9)
Dom Cruz has shared a new video for his song “VOID // FREEDOM,” a striking visual that captures the introspective spirit behind his latest creative chapter. Dark, cinematic, and emotionally …
There is a strong sense of atmosphere running through Crimson Chanel, the cinematic new collaborative project from Simya and LQQPMASTER. The album moves with patience, allowing detailed production and thoughtful …
Some collaborations feel inevitable once you hear them, and Water to Wine is one of those records. Bringing together Los Angeles rapper Cashus King and London-based producer Big O, the …
Some artists use music to document their lives. Others use it to make sense of them. On GLORY, Ohzhe does a bit of both. The EP arrives as a thoughtful …