Checkpoints’ New Groove For Doris
“For Doris” the latest genre-bending groove from the talented and prolific Toronto beat maker and composer, Checkpoints
“For Doris” the latest genre-bending groove from the talented and prolific Toronto beat maker and composer, Checkpoints
J Andrew’s “Time to Move” is the sound of a uniquely talented Hip-hop artist who has hit his stride.
Codiac’s latest single “Villa” rides on a cool Mediterranean beat, the rapper declares his devotion to his “spicy mamacita.”
On “Listen,” Ohio’s XXL Lavateam drops an emotionally charge Hip-hop tale of love gone wrong
On his excellent debut solo album “9Ten Mobb Affiliate” North Carolina rapper and businessman Yung Abundance drops his brand of ‘Smooth Turn Up Music”
Paypaz chronicles that Chi-town lifestyle on the new club-banger, “On Me”
Tyger Hoodz mixes old -school R&B and Hip-Hop with modern beat and views on the new album “Street Preaching”
Lou Anthony follows the success of “Minds & Hours” with the cool slow groove of “Classy”
On “Scream & Shout,” Sowilo and Sir the Baptist create fun and funky feel-good Hip-hop Pop with R&B and Gospel vibes.
“Crazy Apes” from South African rapper El Breezy is a cool, stream of consciousness ode to weed, set over a funky Ska beat.
On his latest single “Learn to Love,” Chef Brooky drops positivity and praise for his girl over a cool, Jazzy old-school beat.
On “Rain Drops,” Mbarz introduces his new lyrical style over an old-school breakbeat rhythm.
“Northeast Legends” by Prxscott is 5 gritty tales of Money, women and drugs, set to classic 808 beats, Trap rhythms and retro Funk grooves.
On ‘Episode 4: Operation Blackbox,’ A.O. C.entral C.ommand fearlessly tackles economic and racial injustice over soulful tracks and funky breakbeats.
“No Drama” is the latest song and video from Da-Mind. His cool, old-school flow rides on a beat that is one part Dirty South and one part Trap.
“Downfall (Night Mix)” is the latest from the BMG remix project. MLS weave apocalyptic themes and pop culture over a dark an dramatic beat.
On the video “Like Me,” Arizona-based Hip-hop artist Sabathil drops a scathing battle rap with plenty of disses, bragging and a touch of sci-fi.
KaOus aka Whisper on the Poetry of The Backdoor Man – 87th & Cottage Grove
Midnightview – Frankie Segal’s Loft II (If Only I Could Think Of Something Clever To Say To Make Jessica Rabbit Laugh)
Bruce Buddah, Nia and Lost 8n Space transport us to “OUTTA SPACE”
On “Make The Money,” Night Train 357 and fellow DMV rappers rock the M-O-N-E-Y, old-school
Rijan Archer is a SoCal beat maker, mixing old-school and new into an exciting and fresh sound that spans musical trends and tastes.
Sean Greenstreet is a Christian rapper from LA, offering a helping hand with The Struggle
Chuck da Arsonist’s “Freedom” is a Hip-hop call to action and a demand for racial justice as real as today’s headlines.
J. Drive’s “unTitled” combines old-school 808 sounds with modern Hip-hop styles for a clever, catchy and funky melodic rap single.
On “A Week Ago,” Phantom Phunk sets the perfect summertime vibe with chill mix of organic and electronic elements grooving over a cool old-school downtempo beat.
Bruce Buddah and SeeJee drop the perfect jam for the season. “Summerdaze” is their answer to classic summertime anthems.
Vanilla Bizcotti is a man of many talents. Actor, producer, Twitch/YouTube host, and Hip-Hop artist. His new single is the lo-fi Trap track, “Action.”
GNS Goldennick drops “Money and Gucci,” one part old-school and one part Trap. “If you ain’t talkin’ damn money, i don’t wanna talk to you.”
On “The Album,” Dozenz establishes a distinctive and creative sound mixing 80’s Pop, modern Hip-Hop, EDM and Alternative.
Reptile the Hustler’s “Jungle in the Streets” is a real-life tale of the struggle for young black men to thrive and survive.
With syncopated rhythms and trippy wackiness, Bruce Buddah’s “Prince Jimi James” is brilliant funky psychedelia
Xwisdom is a rapper and influencer from the UK. On the new single “Life” he rails against the injustices of our modern world.
Maz Michigan’s “Most of the Time” shines a light on both his formidable lyrical skills as well as a creative and psychedelic production style.
“Thank God” by Bambedrok/8mileslik is a thoughtful retrospective on mistakes of the past and a path to redemption
Bruce Buddah’s “I Forgive You” is a 4 act theatrical Hip-hop groove.
Brooklyn Perry drops some East Coast old-school on “Y U Mad Tho”
On “Born Leader” Moss Da Beast strikes the perfect balance between old-school cool and new-school style.
On “The Boy Who Could Fly,” Diastro chronicles the story of a Dad in quarantine with his family. Also, he is tripping on ‘shrooms.
Romey McFly’s “G Season” is one part West Coast and one part Dirty South, with a low and slow Texas bass groove and a classic Compton-style beat.
Bruce Buddah’s “Light Supersedes Darkness” is a wild psychedelic ride covering everything from a bad trip to a whacked-out job interview.
Dregottheblues’ new single “Cruisin” is a chill Hip-hop groove with a cool R&B vibe and bluesy piano