Beast Dony Drops New ‘Black Don’t Crack’
SoCal-based Haitian/French rapper/singer BEAST DONY teams up with vocalist Wurldofife for the Afrobeats fusion groove “Black Don’t Crack.”
SoCal-based Haitian/French rapper/singer BEAST DONY teams up with vocalist Wurldofife for the Afrobeats fusion groove “Black Don’t Crack.”
“Crazy for You” is the debut single from Rogues of Chaos, a San Diego supergroup founded by Julian Jerry Flack
San Diego-based producer Nambo drops new tribute remix of the Amy Winehouse rarity “Alcoholic Logic”
We chat with singer, songwriter, and award-winning filmmaker, Keili Fernando about her brand new single and video “The Seedling Song”
“Favorite Enemy” is the brand new single from red-hot San Diego modern rock quartet, Avenue Army. The band is currently on tour.
“Time To Move On” is the theatrical new piano ballad torch song from San Diego, CA composer, playwright and theatre director, Luis M Aragon
Orlando punk label DCxPC Live drops volume #9 of their groundbreaking vinyl series featuring Some Kind of Nightmare Live at Lou’s LMGA
“Feeling No Pain, Vol. 2 (Remix)” is the new single from fast emerging SoCal independent singer, songwriter and rapper XPRE$$0,
“Melodies” is the debut EP from San Diego producer Phasedge. On the 5-track instrumental collection he brings plenty of synthwave moods & 8 bit grooves.
San Diego’s Jeff Freedman is best known as the frontman for Punk band The Yucks. On ‘Bastard the Enemy’ he takes on a new persona and a cool hybrid Hip-hop groove.
Cult Muzic delivers the brand new solo album from flagship artist J. Andrew. The record is an emotional ride with some great Hip-hop and Alt Rock vibes
San Diego EDM artist and producer, 3STR delivers “Stars,” an ethereal Progressive House love song with a healthy dose of psychedelia.
Pourtash is a San Diego-based singer, songwriter and skatestar with a brand new multi-genre single. “Pierce My Ears” is a radio-ready mix of Rock, Pop and Hip-hop
San Diego record label Cult Muzic Media delivers a new 26 song mixtape and a determination to continue the mission of their founder, Van Bates.
Quince & 9th return with “Far From Here,” an upbeat tune with a timeless sound about escaping the troubles of the day for a place in the sun.
On his new album “Collapse,” San Diego Alt/Hip-hop artist J. Andrew is sick of it all. He’s just going play his fiddle and watch Rome burn.
Black Hesher’s surprise new single “Drag Me 2 Hell” is the ridiculously catchy new Hip-Hop/Pop anthem for anyone who has thrown in the towel.
Katie Ladubz brings East Coast attitude to West Coast grooves for her completely badass debut album, “Moves to Make”
Quince & 9th drops the brand new single “Bad Ones,” an funky allegorical tale of warning about the manipulative ways of evil women.
San Diego band, Sometimes Julie’s new album “Where Are You” is a testament to skilled musicians a fun ride through the decades of Rock and Pop.
J Andrew’s “Time to Move” is the sound of a uniquely talented Hip-hop artist who has hit his stride.
On “Ke Pasa,” San Diego’s Marujah stirs up a wild mix of Ska, Punk and Latin Alternative Rock. And, it’s awesome.
On “Clover Drive,” Quince & 9th forge their own unique path with a mix of Latin, Alternative and traditional Rock grooves.
On “Defect,” Kevin Watts explores themes of personal growth, with fat beats and sick rhymes.
“Sacrifices” is an excellent record and the perfect final chapter the trilogy of Alternative Hip-Hop albums from San Diego Music Award nominated artist, Black Hesher.