PRODUCERS: BL$$D & TayCreation
Rising Atlanta Hip-Hop artist, A Plug Named Pablo, is bringing you his latest club single “FA Pimp,” which channels similar vibes to when Juvenile’s “Back That Ass Up” first came out. Similarly, the upbeat songs have catchy hooks and possesses Southern Hip-Hop roots. However, Pablo adds a hint of diversity by switching up his style in each verse and adding more explicit lyrics. Check it out above.
Jor-G, a Rolling Loud alumni, is back and ready to set Rolling Loud 2016 on fire with his set! Check out his successful 2015 release “Rolling Loud” where he describes the excitement of being in the year’s best Hip-Hop festival. To watch the video, check it below.
Orlando native Serino has released his new 8-track EP, Xscapism. This EP includes cuts featuring the heavily praised track “Pray” and his aggressively driven yet catchy track “All Of A Sudden”. The new EP fuses smooth and aggressive lyrics over trap sounds featuring guest appearances from QJoshB and SMRFF with production from Ignorvnce, Eli Sostre, Jigz the Flyer, Jay White, J. Correa and more. Stream above.
You can keep up with Serino’s journey on Instagram and Twitter at @SerinoFL.
Trunxz and Lil Eru are two young artist coming straight out of Memphis. They debuted and rocked their first show together back in January when the two opened up for Xavier Wulf and Chris Travis in Houston, TX. Stream the duo’s latest collab, “My Show,” above.
PRODUCER: Fresh Jones
DMV artist Che Stunna drops his video for “The Move”. The record is produced by Fresh Jones who worked with the late great Bankroll Fresh. The video stars leading lady DMV artist playing a cop. Che Stunna shows he peeped the move from a distance. He stays a step ahead of the cops in the video. With applying pressure to his leading lady he has in site on the move. Get it? Che swears he’s on to you. All around this video and record is solid. This may just be the one for Che Stunna. The treatment for the video is even better. Artist have to understand this is a industry. Glad all this made since. Check out this dope video below. It’s really worth your time.
Director: Roberto Mario
Producer: 90onthetrack
Upcoming Project: Eleven: The Junior Senior Year
Kidd Wes hails from West Kendall, and like fellow rapper Pouya, he has been making quite a bit of noise this for his upcoming sophomore effort Eleven: The Junior Senior Year. In this video directed by Roberto Mario, Wes shows the right way to “S.W.M.G.” and he’s also pointing out some very controversial subject matters as well. Be on the lookout for what he has in store this year.
Moe Waveyy drops his first project of 2016 entitled the No Love EP. Produced by Noah Yisar’el, this is the Orlando artist’s new project where he reflects on his past relationships along with his views of love in today’s society. Listeners will find this project relatable as a majority of us have experienced the emotions entailed in this EP. The euphoria of forging a meaningful bond with someone. The heartbreak encountered when that bond disintegrates. The optimism moving forward after everything concludes. What appears to be the most significant takeaway is how we respond to the experiences encountered in our relationships. Whether or not we use them as platforms to change ourselves for the better or worse. In expressing his relationship experiences and views on love, Moe Waveyy has us reflect on the significance relationships both past and current have played on our lives. Stream the new EP above.
