Matt Allen: “Last Time” solidifies his legitimacy as an solo artist
After graduating from WAAPA in 2010 as the Most Outstanding Contemporary Music Student, Australian and
Reviews
Three60: “Thug Waffle” – polished and well-produced
Three60 has been doing music since the early 2000’s with his tracks being released via
T2: “KOOL-AID n CHEETOS” sticks to the fundamentals
In hip-hop, establishing yourself as part of a powerful label and crew is as close
Kahlil Cade & Sowyte: “The Summer – EP” – a sound you will not find in any other place
Pennsylvanian born Kahlil Cade’s sense of ambition in his craft caught the attention of Sowyte,
Antun Foster Presents Past-Present-Future Volume 1 – captures your attention
Detroit native and go-to musical director to the stars, Antun Foster has brought forth his
Le Shake: “By The Way” evokes such a feeling of nostalgia!
Chicago based dance music artists Andy Holbrook and Martin Detrois form Le Shake, an 80’s
Joe Uzzo: “We Can’t Be Friends” – an immaculate production
Brooklyn singer-songwriter Joe Uzzo seems like one of those unassuming but highly intelligent people. On
Camacho: “Lose Control” – ready for a dance party!
CAMACHO is the new musical project from Carlos Camacho bass guitarist and co-founder of Latin
Jason Miller: “Poundtown” – every single note has a purpose
“Poundtown” is a beautifully composed album that probably marks a defining moment in Jason Miller’s
KIDx: “From Above” – legitimately excellent for someone his age
There’s proof that hip-hop is of great importance to young kids, whether or not they’re
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. – “Marked and Scarred” is looking to make its own mark
Kelvin Frazier, Ph.D. is a musician, chemist, professor, consultant and entrepreneur. With neo-soul, R&B and
Dave Vargo: “Burning Through” – The melodies hit you on a physical level
The album “Burning Through” by Dave Vargo clearly deserves a 5 star rating, but just
Janna Pelle: “One Day At A Time” sweeps up your thoughts and feelings
“One Day At A Time” is the new single from Miami-born and Brooklyn-based songstress Janna
4 Ones: “Home Alone” – drooling with an overwrought sexual appetite
Unlike other cities, Detroit’s hip-hop community ignores homogeneity. In the late ‘90s and early ‘00s,
Kimia Penton: “Where the rain falls” conveys a warmth and quietude
Kimia Penton was born in the Middle East, raised in London and now calls Dallas,
Richy: “#RichySeason” – seething tone seals the beats together!
Upstate rap artist MBK Richy from Auburn, NY has released his album “#RichySeason”. The album
Mr. Flames: “Local Kingpin – EP” – mastering the role he’s developed for himself
Scartobe Galantae Flames aka Mr. Flames is of African American, Cuban, and Italian descent. Originally
Gloom Influx: “First LP” – looping the listener into a nostalgic yet futuristic world
Montréal-based musician Luc Leclerc, aka Gloom Influx, delivers a unique and powerful blend of metal
Corlioni: “Destiny” has a genuinely refreshing effect!
In case you’re not down with the nomenclature being thrown around the EDM community currently,
Danny Baxley: “Ithaca” – There are no rules; there are no limits
While many will tell you that hardcore punk was the purest genre their ever was,
Markus Scott: “Bump & Grind” – Creatively on point
Markus Scott has dropped his latest single “Bump & Grind” taken from his upcoming mixtape,