Street Money Worldwide has a knack for curating authentic music and with the arrival of their newest artist Ques they continue to deliver in the same vein. Connecting with fellow Street Money artist Quicktrip and extremely talented singer Devo, Ques teams up with Director Cricket to deliver a cinematic street masterpiece for his new single “Hold On.” Ques’ lyrical prowess is unquestionable as he showcases his ability to paint a movie-like picture while he mulls over the complicated predicament of getting out of the game when the streets get too hot. Initially approached with the idea of taking out his in-video adversary Quicktrip, the tables turn by the end of the visual when he tells his street boss that he’s stepping away from the fast money.
Atlanta’s own and Eardruma’s artist Eearz has been unveiling video after video from his recent projects with utmost tenacity. Following the release of videos for “If You Knew Better” and “Imagine” within the last two weeks, Eearz is back yet again with another visual, but this time he’s accompanying “Pull Over” with official optics. Purveying the energy that his music requires, Eearz puts his amped up persona on display as he gets lit and throws stacks of cash around without remorse. Eearz To da Streets Vol. 1 & 2 can be found across all platforms right here.
Pushing to make her music heard in LA by way of Detroit, Hip-Hop/Pop artist Rocky Insanity risked it all in a move to Hollywood following her dreams. Now the business driven, self-determined femcee and pop singer is making moves with a wave of new music and upcoming releases.
Born in Detroit but of Chaldean decent, Rocky Insanity prides herself on the diversity within her life and her music, embracing her heritage and that of others. It didn’t take long for Rocky to develop a love for music as she started singing and dancing in her toddler years.
“I started singing and dancing at 1 1/2 yrs old. As a child I was always in choir and my teacher got me warmed up to the stage by giving me most of the solos,” Rocky explained. “After high school, I would take any music tracks I could sing and write to them. I also joined a rock band called In Code, where we would perform covers at bars/venues.”
Since moving to Los Angeles Rocky Insanity has been pushing her solo project, the Untamed EP which combines her eclectic sound of Rock, Pop and Hip-Hop for a mix unlike anything out now.
“I really hope the fans enjoy it, connect to it and feel my heart. I’m pouring out in on this project and I’m ready for thing to go to that next level. <3<3<3," Rocky Insanity said.
This Summer Rocky Insanity is gearing up for the release of her follow up effort, dubbed Phoenix.
Born in Queens, New York on the East Coast and raised overseas in the Philippines, rapper J Crizzy is a testament to Hip-Hop’s unlimited reach across the globe.
This has been a passion for J Crizzy from the beginning, so this is no trapper turned rapper overnight situation, J Crizzy is truly passionate about his music.
Finding a love for Hip-Hop at an early age after reuniting with family in “The Bay,” J Crizzy dedicated his early years to singing in middle school, also picking up producing in high school.
“I put everything I have into this music. I taught myself over the years to be able to take an idea or experience and turn it into a fully mixed and mastered moment in time,” J Crizzy said. “Everything I speak on is from my life and everyone around me.”
Kicking things off J Crizzy is promoting his new single “Into The AM” which is the title track to his upcoming album.
“This project is dedicated to those that grind all week and go just as hard on the weekends. I’m at a point in my life where I am happy with where I am, but never I’m content and I know who is really here for me. This song goes over all these things,” J Crizzy explained.
For the Eric “Rogue” Brown produced track, J Crizzy hopes that he can reach fans from the Philippines to the Bay to Queens as he shows Hip-Hop knows no bounds.
Fans of the track can find all of his music on Spotfiy, AppleMusic, TIDAL and elsewhere on his website, www.jcrizzy.com.
YSL artist Gunna drops off his Drip Season 2 project with features from with Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Offset, Hoodrich Pablo Juan, Duke and more. The Atlanta artist jumped on the ATL scene when he joined Young Thug on the track “Floyd Mayweather” from his JEFFERY.
The two developed a friendship and working relationship through a mutual friend, and have been working together ever since. Rapping was just a hobby for Gunna at one point but now he’s working with the top artists in the game.
Time and time again artists have proven that signature dance moves with your song can boost your movement. Such is the case of Atlanta based teen heartthrob Torion who linked with fellow A-Town rapper Dae Dae for a lit collab dubbed, “Dinero.”
Garnering over 2 million views in just under two months with a wide ranging audience, Torion’s song is also earning support from DJ’s in the A and across the country. Perfect for poolside DJ sets this Summer, “Dinero” is also picking up amongst kids at schools across Atlanta.
Torion is showing that he’s come a long way since his early days with YMCMB. Armed with a more mature sound that’s still youthful, Torion is primed for success at the young age of 19.
“The response has been great,” Torion explained. “We at 2 million on SoundCloud right now and the fans seem to like the behind the scenes so I know they gone love the video?,”
Also earning support from DJs in the A and across the country, this self-described triple-threat is showing that he’s come a long way since his early days in Gwinnett just north of Atlanta.
“I got my start in music at a young age of 13, goin around the city of Atlanta performing at various night clubs with my father’s band and singing songs live for an adult audience,” Torion recalled. “After breaking my fear of performing live, the more I performed, the more I began to feel and realize that music is what I wanted to do.”
On the song Torion raps and sings about the common denominator in most people’s lives; money aka “Dinero.”
“I need that check by tomorrow, mi don’t play bout dat dinero / I’m grindin hard for my mama sake, and I’m tryna cop her a Phantom aye / I need dem commas on commas, I got a bih name Madonna, she got dat swag like Teyana and attitude just like Rihanna.”
Equipped with a background in dance, Torion’s dance skills translate well to making music and lyrics that fit well with hard core dancers and choreographers. This dance friendly video incorporates Torion’s own choreography during several scenes and comes with a challenge to fans.
Upon the video’s premiere, Torion is challenging fans to a “Dinero” dance challenge called the #4MyMamaSake Challenge.
“Basically I got this dancing challenge going on called the #4MyMamaSake Challenge and it started with me saying it in my song, ‘I’m grinding hard for my mama sake’ and a lot of the dancers in Atlanta grabbed on to it and began making dance videos to it,” Torion said.
“Before every video they would say why they’re thankful for they’re mother, and why they grind hard for they mother’s sake. This challenge goes out to everyone… If you go hard everyday at whatever you do, why not go hard for moms after all she did for you ? ?”
St. Louis teen rapper King B returns with his new video “Bust Down,” which premiered via Revolt TV. It’s been years since the days of Country Grammar and St. Louis as a whole was truly on our radar. However a revival of sorts is on the rising with hip-hop newcomer, King B. The young St. Louis native King B is gearing up for the release I Am King B Vol. 2 and it will include his latest single “Bust Down.”
