St. Louis, MO – Multi-platinum entertainer Chingy is back with a bang as he unleashes his latest album, ‘Chinglish,’ to fans worldwide. Released on June 16th, the album is a testament to Chingy’s authenticity and showcases his unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch music. ‘Chinglish’ is available through TLG/Ingrooves on 369 Creative Mind Records, marking a […]
Daniel Bohn – “Colors of The Land” is able to consistently grab a hold of you
Progressive metal artist, Daniel Bohn, is from St. Louis, Missouri. He started playing drums in middle-school, then picked up guitar in his high-school band, before acquainting himself with the piano in college. Daniel has passionately been working towards writing, recording and producing his own album, which is exactly what he has achieved with the release […]
Missouri Musician and Songwriter, BMG LANDO continues to thrive in the Industry
St. Louis, Missouri –24–year–old local St. Louis musician and songwriter Orlando Rideout, professionally recognized as BMG Lando, continues to make waves through the industry as he continues to expand his talents to both music production and acting. The young artist made his debut into the music scene back in 2019 with his first single Unbreakable, […]
314Fontaine – “Not Regular” – a great deal of inventiveness and craft!
Liricky ‘314Fontaine’ Cox in St. Louis, Mo, where he still resides to this day. Fontaine’s love of music dates back to when he was 6 years old, listening to gospel music at the church his grandmother worked at, cleaning and preparing for Sunday service. His first taste of Hip-Hop came in the form of No […]
yungsasukewiththeblade: “wash.rinse.repeat.” – a dense existential core
Dillon Johnson a.k.a yungsasukewiththeblade (yung sasuke with the blade) is a 20-year-old hip hop artist from the St. Louis area. He started making music to deal with his own demons and now continues to help others feel as though they are not alone. Self-taught, yungsasukewiththeblade has been recording and mixing in his home studio since […]
Nytro: “Some Things Never Change” – rough-riding rhythms and some good chanting choruses
I was a Judas Priest fanatic in the late 70’s and the 80’s but fell away in the 90’s as I didn’t like the direction that Painkiller was heading in. Now in 2015 I see that the Priest is back to their old ways with an absolute tour de force of fiery riffs, virtuoso solos […]
