Upstart Atlanta rappers KKruger and Boo, officially known as the 6ixers, made a splash with the release of their debut self-titled project. The 11-track effort came loaded with contributions from the likes of Zaytoven, Traebeast, Earlthepearll, and more. Reaching back into the project, 6ixers team up with GT Films to serve up the official music video for “Clout.” From holding it down with their crew in a lavish pad, to shots on the beach, KKruger and Boo are able to showcase their undeniable energy in the lively visual.
The 6ixers’ self-titled project is out now and available via SoundCloud.
Consisting of Tha Rift, J. Plaza, and Daddy Dinero, the Minneapolis trio properly known as FREEWIFI are the latest signees to Rostrum Records, the former home of rap heavyweights Wiz Khalifa and Mac Miller. The collective’s first single “Ego” quickly became a local success thanks to its catchy hook tailored by Tha Rift, Plaza’s melodic baritone flow, and Dinero’s confident delivery of self-praising, arrogant bars.
Now, with an established machine behind them in Rostrum Records, FreeWifi continues to spread their infectious single with the help of an official visual directed by 13twentythree. The video for “Ego” finds FREEWIFI wading through a local neighborhood, exuding a high level of energy that anyone would be hard-pressed to match. With “Ego” leading the way, FREEWIFI are currently hard at work, creating a dynamic debut album, which is guaranteed to unite Minneapolis and rap fans worldwide. “Ego” is out now and available for purchase here.
FREEWIFI also recently rocked a performance at Soundset 2017 and you can get an exclusive behind the scenes look at how their journey went down. Check out the webisode here.
Still thriving after the release of Legends of the Lobby, which came hosted by DJ Drama, Al-Doe is back once again with another official visual from the project. Today, the Bronx rapper turns things up once again with the release of a visual for his aptly-tilted Don Cannon-produced single “Cannon.” Delivering his unwavering flow directly into the camera, Al-Doe provides another showstopping performance as he continues to prove his premier status as one of the preeminent emcees in the game.
Legends of the Lobby is out now and available across all platforms: http://smarturl.it/legendsofthelobby
Last week he was releasing videos for “Shit Get Real” and “Squabbin,” and this week Figg returns with a push to to the next level with “Real Shit.” Right now the top isn’t far away as fans, media and the industry alike have taken note of Figg’s quick run of content and his push to the blogs.
This song is produced by Dave-O from Mozzy’s camp and according to Figg Newton is, “another in-depth narration of the inner city and the real shit that comes along with it.”
“‘Shit Get Real’ was produced by Larry Jayy and ‘Squabbin’ was produced by Paupa, who are two of the hottest up and coming producers in LA,” Figg Newton said. “Those are doing well, but ‘Still Wit The Bullshit’ has been taking off and creating a nice buzz around LA.”
All of the aforementioned songs find their home on Figg Newton’s Streets Won’t Let Me Chill 2 project which is now available on iTunes and circulating in the streets.
“Our first visual ‘Still With the Bullshit’ is taking off daily and not to mention “We Started The Woop” with Big Wy is at 250k so we are making some noise out here,” Figg Newton added. “Going forward we are def going to having events throughout the Summer to continue you the push and be involved in the community.”
Fans of Figg Newton can check him out hosting and performing on July 1st at CLUB 333.
Currently the Streets Wont Let Me Chill 2 is available on in iTunes an Apple Music, while the video is available on Figg Newton’s YouTube channel.
Representing Baltimore, Maryland, 20-year-old artist Montage is poised to make his name known across the country. Initially surfacing in 2015 with his debut mixtape Baltimore’s Very Own, the talented vocalist started to grab the attention of many with the project, which included his standout single “Slumber Party.” One of the people that took notice of Montage’s natural aptitude for creating music was Austin Music Group’s founder Tony Austin. The infallible work ethic of Montage has led to collaborations with the likes of AMG/300 Entertainment artist Lor X, Test (Freeband Gang), and rising Detroit artist Nick Lavelle.
Prepared to make 2017 his best year yet, Montage enlists the talents of Think It’s A Game artist and certified hitmaker YFN Lucci for his new single “What’s The Combo.” Catering to his female fanbase, “What’s The Combo” perfectly pairs Montage’s silky smooth vocals with YFN Lucci’s verse and signature ad-libs, showcasing the Baltimore artist’s ability to craft a sonically undeniable radio-ready single.
Whenever you hit plan on a visual from Eearz, a high-level of energy is to be expected and his new music video for “Ride Shotgun” is no different. Featured on Eearz to da Streets Vol. 1, “Ride Shotgun” now comes accompanied with motion picture-like optics. Set at gentlemen’s club, Eearz witness one of the female talents getting harassed by a couple of guys up to no good. Between lively performance shots of Eearz in front of his Lamborghini, to alluring shots of women on stage, the video comes to explosive end as the Eardruma’s rapper speeds of with his new girl riding shotgun.
Eearz to da Streets Vol. 1 & 2 are available here across all platforms.
Keeping the pedal to the floor after serving up a video for “Dope” with Scotty ATL, Atlanta duo Mullage are back with official visuals for another one of their singles. Produced by 808 Mafia, “Like Me” is a thumping, slow-winding single that finds Mullage utilizing their signature R&B-infused rap style to craft another melodic hook and rapid-fire verses to match. With the accompanying music video, the self-assured ode comes to life as it exudes the duo’s absolute confidence in what they do best. Directed by Marlon R.
