Author Archives: Citrus

WRDPLY – Second Chances

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PRODUCER: Noco
UPCOMING RELEASE: Sincerely, WRDPLY
RELEASE DATE: May 2015

We’re proud to premiere South Florida duo WRDPLY‘s second single off their forthcoming release titled “Second Chances” produced by Noco. You also peep the duo’s latest visual release “On This Part II” here, which we posted a couple weeks ago.  Be on the lookout for their Sincerely, WRDPLY album hitting the net next month.  For now, stream their new offering above.

Rico Scorsese – W)ith O)nly L)ord’s F)ortune: Act I [Mixtape]

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ARTWORK BY: Nina (@NinaOnMyHip)

Rico Scorsese, South Florida’s newest rising talent, is a triple threat. Bringing listeners intellect & and street smarts over diverse production, it’s safe to say his sound is a force to be reckoned with. Now, facing federal prison time, he drops his debut project, W)ith O)nly L)ords F)ortune: Act I. Be on the lookout for his sophomore project, the Asphalt Rose EP, set to release on Soundcloud on the 8th of May.  For now, stream his debut offering above.

Rico Scorsese

Kent Jones – Rocket Ship

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DIRECTOR: Shula The Don
PRODUCER: Kent Jones

Unpredictable, diverse and unique are just a few words that describe the Floridian known as Kent Jones. Born in Tallahassee and wise in South Florida, Kent Jones prefer to be known as a musician and not an artist. Musically, he describes his sound as hybrid music which is a mix of swing jazz and 90s Hip-Hop. Be sure to check out Kent Jones‘ latest visual above.  You can find and listen to more music from Jones on his Soundcloud here.

Yung Simmie – Dead Beat

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PRODUCER: YungIceyBeats
PROJECT: TBA
UPCOMING RELEASE: Basement Musik 3 | TBA
LATEST MIXTAPE: Yung Smokey | Download

Yung Simmie drops off a new heater produced by YungIceyBeats titled “Dead Beat.” If you’re feeling this track, you can support Simmie and purchase the single via Bandcamp for $1.99.  Look out for Basement Musik 3 to drop later this year.

Max P – Stainlord [Mixtape]

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LA’s own Max P debuts his new 14-track mixtape, Stainlord, exclusively on CITRUSRAP.COM. We first heard of Max P when he dropped a collab EP titled 3 Peat with South Florida artists Wifisfuneral and SolomonDaGod, and we’ve been rocking with him since.  On this release, you can expect contributions from iMOB PILL$Z, Alex Freedo, Jay$plash, and more.  Without further ado, we present Stainlord for your listening pleasure above.

DOWNLOAD: Max P – Stainlord [Mixtape]

Max P

Robb Bank$ – 2phoneshawty [EP]

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Broward County’s own Robb Bank$ is ready to excel to the next level after being rather quiet for 2014. Today, he returned this morning to premiere his new 2phoneshawty EP on Complex. The EP comes complete with 6 brand new tracks (excluding the intro), including “24/7” which you can watch here.  Features on the EP come from fellow Smart Stunnas’ IndigoChildRick and Miami’s Austin Paul.

DOWNLOAD: Robb Bank$ – 2phoneshawty EP

Robb Banks

Pouya: The Golden Flow Coming From Florida

WRITTEN BY: Dewayne Gage

I just wanted to take time to acknowledge that the South Florida sound is by far not extinct, but has been revamped thanks to Miami native, Pouya.

It is his flow that catches listener’s ears over the magical production of Mikey The Magician and Big Los that makes Pouya the latest heat coming out of Miami, Florida. I would say a lot of credit towards the sound goes to the production, but even more to Pouya’s heavily influenced 90’s rap group, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony. Bone Thugs-n-Harmony’s midwest style and Pouya’s South influence gives us a distinct sound that is perfect for rap right now — invigorating to say the least.

I can only describe Pouya’s flow in one word, golden. On songs such as “Talk,” Pouya knows exactly how to ride a smooth beat using a heavily influence Krayzie Bone flow with his Miami origins to create a flow and a sound that is his owns.

Pouya along with his friends and also frequent collaborators, Fat Nick & Germ, carry a new refreshing sound that is also drill, but different from what emerges from Chicago’s drill scene. The horns throughout songs like “The Life Aquatic” will make many say that the sound is nothing like Chicago drill music, but when you hear tracks like “Drop Em Off,” the drill influence pours out. On Pouya’s new mixtape South Side Slugs, you get a confident Pouya who knows his lane and produces smooth track after track.

Grab South Side Slugs here: citrusrap.com/pouya-south-side-slugs-new-mixtape/

Follow Dewayne Gage on Twitter: @DewayneGage