‘Sorry Not Sorry’ – The Must-Listen Hop/R&B EP From Briawna!

With an immersing voice and unique delivery, Detroit-born and Youngstown-raised, Hip-hop/R&B songstress Briawna, returns with her latest message-heavy EP “Sorry Not Sorry,” to mesmerize and captivate listeners. The seven-track project features atmospheric beats, catchy melodic elements, vibrant instrumentation, and alluring vocals. From the soothing “Faded” to the self-empowering “Voicemails,” Briawna delivers melodic bliss combined with […]

Mr. Reaper – “Thru The Dark” takes the art of rapping seriously

Mr. Reaper is a furiously talented new hip-hop artist from Woodbridge, VA, who sounds like an absolute rap legend – or rather, someone who has been shaping soundscapes longer than anyone else in rap, creating complex, layered sonic contexts for his deep-thinking narratives. If you’re just looking for some beat and rhymes that you can nod […]

Broot – “Entitlement” deals out plenty of philosophical and thought-provoking anecdotes

Hailing from Haverill, MA, and representing Rockingham/Hillsborough County, Broot is an artist, as well as the owner and founder of Broot’s World, LLC – Record Label, Mixing & Mastering, Merchandise and Music. He put out several projects prior to 2020, but took most of it down due to being unhappy with the production work. Now […]

The Little Wretches – “Undesirables And Anarchists” does what it’s set out to achieve!

A long-term cancer survivor, Robert Wagner – frontman and chief songwriter and lyricist for 80’s-90’s seminal Pittsburgh rock band, The Little Wretches, continues to perform at coffeehouses and small clubs. A Master’s Degree holder, Wagner also counsels abused, neglected, traumatized and court-adjudicated youth. He is the co-founder of The Calliope Acoustic Open Stage, an event […]

Buggzy Hoffa of Black Diamond Mafia has released his new single “Pray On”

Buggzy Hoffa of Black Diamond Mafia has released his new single “Pray On”, a song talking about the world and what is going on at the moment. An infectious tune that will have people bobbing their heads to a song about what many are facing at the moment. This song is a departure from his […]

Chris Gill – “Into The Light” conjures up vivid emotions

Singer-songwriter Chris Gill Is from the north east town of Saltburn By The Sea, UK. He debuted in 2019 with the single “Libertad”, which was followed by “What You Have To Say” several months later. At the end of the same year Chris was determined to increase the momentum of his endeavors, and expand he […]

David Arn – “Mother’s Day-The Mother’s Tale” ft. Ava Hart connect the audience to an afflicting condition

“I’m always fighting an invisible war. My prayers haven’t seen before. In soft glow of moonlight. I sense so easily meltdowns yet to be. Little one, let me rock your soul,” recites the opening lines of “Mother’s Day-The Mother’s Tale”, a track from David Arn’s latest album featuring singer Ava Hart. Ava’s voice is airy, […]

TENNIN presents: “Take A Ride” – A New Version ft. UK rapper ST3PH

Fresh off the release of “Take A Ride”, TENNIN isn’t showing signs of slowing down anytime soon. Today, she’s releasing a new version of the song with UK rapper ST3PH. The London-based artist adds his grime/hip-hop flow, to TENNIN’s trip-hop and old school RnB vocals. “Take A Ride” ft. ST3PH is another surprising track where […]

“DownTown Mystic: Used Records History 1979-1985” captures some truly great moments

The worldwide release of the new “DownTown Mystic: Used Records History 1979-1985” album, puts US rock project  DownTown Mystic helmed by Robert Allen, in that rarefied group of musicians who live and work in the present, look to the future with inspiration, and are still able to embrace an illustrious and unforgettable past. The album, […]

AKA Louis – ‘Le Disciple de La Colombe/L’Eloge’ opens up a stream of consciousness

“This is the age of men, not of pygmies, not of serfs and peons and dogs, but men and we who make up the membership of the Universal Negro Improvement Association reflect the new manhood of the Negro,” wrote Marcus Garvey. Malcolm X’s first influence was his parents Earl and Louise Little, both avid followers […]

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