In JulySINN
released "Put Ya Seat Belt On", the first single off his forthcoming
'Know the Name Know the Difference' album. This month he releases the 2nd
single "No
Frontin" produced by Chill Beatz.
SINN holds no bars and lets his guard down to express his commitment and
love for his wife. He will do whatever it takes to keep her, with "no
frontin". Not only has he given her his last name, SINN vows to treasure
her worth, and secure both her pockets and future. He's no longer an ODB or a
Clyde to the game, but don't get it twisted SINN's clever punchlines and
wordplay will ring shots through your ears. Stream “No
Frontin” and connect with SINN below.
Bronx
native, Dr. Enqi is famed for his expertise pertaining to the soul and overall
wellness. His many hats consist of Ordained Minister, Master Herbalist,
Personal Trainer, Sports Nutritionist, Naturopathic Doctor, as well as
Consultant, Author, and Father.“I’ve
been in love with the science of the body since a child and after three decades
of studying I have located the soul, or seat, of the conscious along with
proven facts to back it up.”
Health
was secondary in Dr. Enqi’s life until he suffered from a seizure that left his
heart to stop beating. This frightful experience with an uncertainty of
recovery led Dr. Enqi to begin a new journey in his life. He vowed not only to
put health first but to gain potent information and knowledge regarding
physical and mental health and the correlation to the soul. “The soul is as
real and tangible as our hands and face, we just don’t know it.”
Melanin
does not perform Photosynthesis; it is instead Photovoltaic. This instrumental
knowledge helped Dr. Enqi take his 4-year old daughter out of ICU, with a
prognosis of never walking again, to playing baseball with her high school
teammates. “The most important move for me now is to transmit this
information, which is the driving force behind my new book ‘The SoulCraft.’” The book is based on the ancient kemetic
science of building the soul and spirit based on modern times. Because of the
cruciality of spreading this knowledge, Dr. Enqi made the foreword along with
chapters 1-2 of ‘The SoulCraft’ available on YouTube.
Dr.
Enqi’s first self-help book titled ‘Eat Right 4 Your Haplotype’ teaches the
roots of life, biochemistry in urban form, proper application of the God Ogun,
as well as detailed protocols clinically proven against multiple illnesses
known to man. Watch excerpts from ‘The
SoulCraft’ below and connect with Dr. Enqi on Instagram.
Dr.
Enqi has recently returned from a tour with Haha Davis and is preparing for the
upcoming Dr. Sebi documentary with Nick Cannon, but is available for lectures,
interviews, appearances, and more.
The
collective has been topping indie charts with their recently released
debut LP "The Curse Is
Lifted", and now they bring you a multi-genre infused
motivational record.
SINN and
DMenace deliver non appraised jewels that reinforce beating the odds, grinding
towards success, and self-worth. While Maserati's celestial vocals imprint a
hair-raising chill and amplifies the theme of believing in oneself, "spread
your wings, do your thing, and soar."
Chill Beatz injects
a kaleidoscope of R&B, pop, rendered soul, and urban tones for a mastered
gem to be heard worldwide. Stream “I Believe In You” above and follow
Devilz Advocates below.
Hip-Hop collective Devilz Advocates have been taken the airwaves
over by storm since their debut in January. Their latest single "War" is no exception.
SINN, Dmenace, and Mr Flava bring their A-game loaded with cultivating lyrics,
justifying the price for forgiveness. Although the trio is all about partying
and celebrating success, if a war is what sideline industry players want, a war
is just what they'll get; Devilz Advocates style.
Chill provides an arrangement of electric tones flawlessly
blended with bumping beats for a kaleidoscope of Hip-Hop, reggae, and club
tremors to entice listeners in. Stream “War”
above.
Devilz Advocates announce the release of their 1st single "Put Ya Hands
Up" featuring SINN, Dmenace, and Charlie Brown with production
by Chill Beatz. The recently branded collective consists of artists hailing
from Jamaica, Michigan, Cincinnati, and Philly.
“Put Ya Hands Up” is an introduction while demanding respect.
Listen as members drops lyrical jewels about rivals and competition over and
arrangement of club banging and gritty beats. Stream "Put Ya Hands Up" below.
“I Strut” is a track celebrating the beauty of ladies.
SINN and DMenace embrace the sexiness and independence of women and lyrically ‘strut’
their bars onto the dance floor. Chill offers soundscapes fit to make every part
of the body move and ‘strut’. Steam “I
Strut” below and visit HmdMuzic.com
for more music by Devilz Advocates and 20-year music vet SINN.
Michigan music vet SINNlinks up with Charlie
Brown for new music, "I Hustle"
produced by Chill Beatz. The two pair up for raw deliverance describing
their road to riches. It's quite simple the world doesn't faze them instead it
pays them. Chill offers a selection of soulful tones over classic Hip-Hop head
bopping beats to heighten the duo's message. Watch "I Hustle" below and stream all new music by SINN here.
Coming off the heels of his successful freshman release “Blaq Royalty”, and his single feat. Joyner Lucas titled “Motion”, Young RJ now releases his first single this year called, “I Know.” The street conscious track sets up his new release, "The Detroit Project" - where fans can expect a full collaboration with Guilty Simpson and Phat Kat. All being respected legends from Detroit. The album is produced by Young RJ and expected to drop soon. "I Know” discusses the issues arising from Black Men being products of their environment. Due to the intricate economic systems put in place, Black men have been set up to fail from the womb (or beginning). Many feel this is a controversial topic, with a lot of truth behind it. A particular verse that stands out is, “wanna see a ni*ga fail, they wanna see me dead or in jail.” - Young RJ.
Detroit native Coach Joey remakes the Tupac classic "Run Tha Streets" with his new single "Waiting on You". After helping assist with the careers of Detroit talent like Icewear Vezzo, Kash Doll, and Tee Grizzley, he's now focused on dropping his own music.
Today, we're officially releasing the visual that was directed by Dontell Antonio in Atlanta, GA. The single itself was produced by Helluva, who's known for his joints with Tee Greezly.
The video is creative and is sure to grab music fans' attention. The song is a is produced by Helluva (producer of Tee Grizzley's 1st Day Out hit). In the video, the artist leaves his girlfriend at home and a ton of events lead up to fans asking if he's faithful or not. Coach Joey had a good time playing with the plot of the video.
About Joey
Joseph McFashion created 4 Sho Magazine after his friend Charlie Jabaley gave him the inspiration needed for the idea. Jabaley created mock-up magazine covers to promote Atlanta artists. This pushed McFashion to create the magazine, originally focused primarily on MySpace. He originally didn’t have the funds to purchase the website or release print editions. After saving money that his mother sent him for lunch, he went and opened up a bank account and purchased the 4shomagazine.com domain for $19.99. By utilizing his Atlanta connections to get exclusive interviews, videos, and music releases, the website grew in popularity tremendously in 2008. In mid-2009, he purchased the 4shomag.com domain because his old one had been taken. Eager to begin building the website back up, he quickly realized that many of the artists that were relevant in 2008 were losing popularity. On top of that, his connections in Atlanta had moved on because he’d been gone for a year.
He turned his attention to Detroit and collaborated with M City Jr., Chavis Chandler, and a bunch of other notable names. It would take a couple of years before the website gained traction. After McFashion shot a video for DoughBoyz CashOut in 2012, the website took off because there weren’t many similar Detroit focused outlets that captured the audience in the way that McFashion could. From there, McFashion scoured the city for rising talent, culminating in bringing a number of today’s notable artists to mainstream attention: Team Eastside Peezy, DoughBoyz CashOut, Payroll Giovanni, Icewear Vezzo, Kash Doll, GT, Molly Brazy, Tee Grizzley, FMB DZ, AllStar JR and more.
In addition to 4 Sho Magazine, McFashion started his own film company called Mula Films in 2013. The following year, the company released its first film named 2eleven which would go on to become one of the biggest independent films in Detroit. In 2015, Mula films released Buffed Up which topped 2eleven in sales and overall popularity. Five-O followed in 2016 and Plug Love became an audience favorite upon its 2017 release.
This year, McFashion also expanded more into the music space. He created the record label 4746 Global and signed Molly Brazy, FMB DZ, 9000 Rondae, Cash Kidd, Honey OSO, AllStar Lee, B. Ryan, Miliyah Jewel, AllStar JR., and EJ Beats. In addition to managing all of these acts, he also began executive producing projects and recording his own music
Continuing with his well-received solo project, Detroit emcee, and producer, Young RJ, releases his new video for his hit, “Motion.” Young RJ enlists some A-level features to assist in bringing this mid-tempo, yet melodic banger to life. RJ grabbed NYC's Joyner Lucas and DJ Statik Selektah and together they created a track under the production skills of RJ and the late Jay Deeaka J Dilla. The additional vocals heard on the hook is completed by Big Sean's right hand Earlly Mac and newcomer Drey Skonie. You can hear all the undertones of what each artist brings to the table, once you press play.
The video was shot in Detroit, after a Joyner Lucas show, close to the staple venue, El Bar. The director, Diego, put black and white visuals together that tells an abstract story, that can be taken, different ways, by different viewers. Everyone showed up to the shoot. In addition to Young RJ, Joyner Lucas, and Earlly Mac starring in the video. look for cameo appearances from Supakaine, an indie artist emerging from Detroit.
Have a listen to the new single "My Negus" by Detroit rapper, ZotheJerk featuring legendary Random Axe frontman Guilty Simpson.
This record is the second one to be taken from Zo's new album "Black Beach" produced entirely by Frost Gamble, a prolific beatmaker originally from NY State but now based in Winnipeg, and follows "Risk vs Reward" featuring Sadat X.
Set to be released on May 26th, the album also features KXNG Crooked, Boldy James, Young Bleed and Tone Chop. Politically charged, the themes are Zo's perspective on today's "Black America", an MC in receipt of a "Humanitarian of the Year" award for mentoring work in the community. The quality is not lost on internationally renowned print publication MOJO Magazine who will feature "Black Beach" in their June issue.
New single "Risk vs Reward" by Detroit rapper +Zothejerk The Jerk Nation featuring Brand Nubian's Sadat-X released today on 22 Entertainment.
It's the first to be taken from the album "Black Beach", a collaboration between Winnipeg-based producer Frost Gamble and Zo who previously appeared in the film "8 Mile" and was signed by the late Proof of D12 to his Ironfist label. Now re-located to Ohio via Kansas, he received the title "Humanitarian of the Year" at the Kansas City Music Awards in 2014 for mentoring work in the community.
The album releasing on May 26th also features KXNG Crooked, Boldy James, Guilty Simpson and +YOUNG BLEED
Full tracklist
1 – Welcome To Black Beach 2 – America Made Me 3 – My Negus ft Guilty Simpson 4 – If ft Boldy James 5 – Drunk Roses ft Coko Buttaflie 6 – Blaxploitation ft Eveready & Young Bleed 7 – Loyal Victims ft Dustin Davie & Eveready 8 – Risk vs Reward ft Sadat-X 9 – Kill Everything Moving ft Tone Chop 10 – Mother Of My Child ft Dustin Davie 11 – Whispers In The Wind ft KXNG Crooked 12 – Etch A Sketch 13 – Keep Me Safe (co-produced by S.One)
Detroit artist Ty Farris link ups with Kid Vishis for "Feel Nothing," the first official release from the upcoming collaborative album Room39, produced entirely by Portland producer Trox (50 Cent, Ab-Soul). First discovered by the late, great Proof, of D12, after battling his way through the streets of the D, Ty Farris has long been known as a hidden gem of the Detroit scene, but with his new album locked and loaded the sky's the limit for Ty's future.
Room39 features former Little Brother member Big Pooh, Detroit legend/Slaughterhouse member Royce Da 5'9, and more. Shot and directed by FrostIsRad, "Feel Nothing" is raw and gritty with Farris and Kid Vishis trading verse over the hard hitting production. Mark your calendars for Room39, as Ty's unique sound and introspective storytelling mixed with Trox's outstanding production should make for a match made in hip-hop heaven.
The "Big OG" Snoop Dogg teams up with his Detroit family, the "Godfather of Detroit" Trick Trick, on this new age classic, "Affiliated." Both legendary MCs deliver solid verses and rep their hoods like the true OGs they are. This is just one of many hits from Snoop Dogg's 14th studio album titled "Coolaid," which has been called "A fully loaded return of the Original Snoop Doggy Dogg." Affiliated is definitely one for the ride to and from the club or when you just kicking with the homies.
Earlly Mac returns with a heavy line-up for his new single "Bron Bron" produced by Chase N. Cashe. Earl grabbed Chuck Inglish and Aaron Cohen for this Detroit melodic track. The beat has a classic R&B feel and many Detroit references saturate the lyrics from Earlly and Inglish. However, Aaron and Chase N. Cashe still give off their NY and Louisiana flavor throughout the track.
Detroit rising emcee Yo Mans Tay debuts an all new song in which he takes aim for "The Top Spot" with producer Maso5068 manning the production angles. This marks the first release from Tay since 2013's "Our Year All Year: A New Breed", a collab effort with the Cashhounds collective. With that said, the Michigan native uses his hiatus from the music scene as the topic source for the single, drawing in inspiration from his past inconsistencies. With a melodic chorus line, check out Yo Mans Tay as he embarks onto "The Top Spot" below.
Fresh off the release of his debut EP The Jordan Year, and the RESPECT Mag premiere and Chuck D cosign of lead single "Africa Get Money", Detroit-based rapper/producer Chisom is back to usher in Spring '16. This time, he delivers a suave remix to "Soke" by Nigerian Dancehall star Burna Boy. On the "Soke" Remix, 23-year-old Chisom and Burna Boy trade bars in three languages, as Chisom puts his unique spin on the hit record, switching effortlessly between rapping and singing in Igbo and English (complementing Burna Boy's Yoruba). This is truly international Hip Hop at its finest.
Fans have been waiting for Big Sean and Earlly Mac to come together for this video "Do It Again." The video is directed by Andy Miller and Ryan Lightbourn and is fixated on the backdrop of Detroit, Michigan. This smooth joint can be found on Earlly Mac's upcoming EP, God Knows.
"I wanted to start the year off right, with what the fans had been asking for.." - Earlly Mac
Fresh off the release of his eye-catching debut music video, @AfricanChisom delivers the self-produced "Africa Get Money" -- a lively, Rap-meets-Afrobeat anthem. The Detroit-based MC/producer shows off his Nigerian roots and the new wave of African culture in America.
"Africa Get Money" is a call to celebration: an ode to prosperity and enjoyment, for anyone down to partake. "Yeah, they birthed me here, but I rep home / Plan to stunt hard next time I get home," Chisom raps. The newly-minted 23-year-old makes sure to show love to West Africa; he shouts out everything from Kente loafers & jollof rice, to stylish, Ankara print-clad ladies.
"Africa Get Money" is featured on Chisom's debut EP, The Jordan Year, available now for complimentary download!
As Detroit's Tone Tone gears up for his upcoming #11627GangstaGrillz project with DJ Drama, he drops a freestyle over Ye's classic "Diamonds". Check for the project coming 3/3 via DBF / Cash Money Rich Gang.
Detroit artist Tone Tone talks wealth and prosperity on "All I Wanna Be" produced by Metro Boomin and Southside (aka808 Mafia). This track will appear on the Cash Money Rich Gang artist's 11627 Gangsta Grillz project with DJ Drama, coming 3/3.
