New Video "Drip" By Miami's Rising Star Kasoe

Kasoe, young artist and heartthrob from Miami, releases new visuals for his latest hit single "Drip." The record displays Kasoe's versatility as an artist through his leading R&B vocals and enticing lyrical punchlines.

This is a sultry track of a man wooing over a woman both emotionally and physically. Kasoe's deliverance over soulful soundscapes and knocking beats heightens the sense of arousal. It's evident this rising star is wiser than his years and even has the older ladies wiping a 'drip' or two.  Stream "Drip" here and watch the video above.

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ALEX D releases self produced single "RUN IT UP"

Miami native Alex D is set to make waves with his latest single “Run It Up”. Recently, the talented rapper/producer has been keeping himself busy recording and putting in work with some of South Florida’s most buzz-worthy artists, also producing tracks that feature MMG’s Bruno Mali, Tory Lanez, and Miami’s T-Ro. 

He is also set to perform at Rolling Loud in Miami this May. As 2018 moves along, Alex D is definitely one of the names that the music industry should keep an eye on.

Zoey Dollaz Grabs Jake One for the Beat Assist on this Conscious Track "Answers"

Zoey and Jake One link up for "Answers" a new single addressing a ton of questions ranging from Black Lives Matter to the Parkland Shooting, to Trump. People have been hoping the hip-hop community would become more vocal when it comes to concerning issues facing our culture. 

Zoey Dollaz is becoming that voice. Following up, his previous single with Pras (addressing the haunting treatment of Haiti) - he's back with "Answers".

Yfn Lucci Joins Miami's Skeet Blak For "Ya Dig" video

While making footprints, with freshman mixtape Prince of Miami produced by D. Shim, Skeet Blak’s sound is truly motivating to the streets. Skeet Blak is often described as a “street poet” in his music as each listener takes a journey through his inner-city struggles and accomplishments. 

With hit singles, such as “My Pain”, and “HMMMM “& “Murda” featuring Mike Smiff and “Jumanji” featuring Ice Berg.. it was only fitting he link with YFN Lucci for this certified banger "Ya Dig." The video featuring both artists is now live on VEVO. The video was directed by Dirty Bird.

Ya Dig by Skeet Blak & YFN Lucci on VEVO.

Trendz Morrison Drops "Dinosaurs"

Living between Omaha and Miami, Trendz Morrison is an emerging creative with a lot on his mind. Inspired by Rick Ross, Gil Scott, Nipsey and a host of others, Trendz drops the dark visual "Dinosaurs" that challenges concepts about realness, claiming his generation is like Dinosaurs, all the real ones are now extinct. 

The video was directed by Trendz himself and his daughter makes a cameo in the video. Musically, he worked with one producer for this track - D. Boy. Expect to hear from both of them soon. Their EP, "The Spirit of Will Brown" is scheduled to drop later in 2018.

Niko Allen feat. 189 Domaine "Why You Bullshit'n"

Coming off the success of his recent single drops, Miami's Niko Allen presents WYB ("Why You Bullshit'n"). A smooth and catchy R&B / Hip-Hop track, WYB. The visual tells a story of domestic violence and the potential of falling in love again. 

The saga unfolds the story of many women, who return to a cycle of abuse. Niko wanted to touch on this subject, because of how the issue is, and wanting to spread the message of removing yourself from unhealthy relationships.

KHAOTIC + RYLTY STATEMENTS JOIN FOR "SIMPLE MAN"

Popular Miami artist Khaotic links with the emerging group Rylty Statements for a popular uptempo track that's catching on locally in South Florida. The track was produced by the duo. If you've been to South Beach lately, you've heard this track in retail shops and airwaves. It's now time, the single reaches a broader spectrum and has - with the support of media everywhere.

Simple Man is an anthem for everyone with dreams of getting to a better place in life. The street hustlers, and the corporate hustlers alike. For all of us who can’t understand, what it is to be a simple man.” 

– RYLTY STATEMENTS 

Kings of their craft indeed, both DUMI and DRU (RYLTY STATEMENTS) have impressive resumes. DUMI’s history with operating Radio Tele Ginen in Haiti, in part prepared him to go DJ in Shanghai China where he maintained residencies in multiple nightclubs.   

DRU has played instruments from a young age and worked in Latin and Urban radio. He interned at Aphilliates in Atlanta and was a road assistant for DJ Dram on the promo run for the second Gangsta Grillz album.

The Caribbean and Urban culture influences can be heard in their music. Their new release “SIMPLE MAN,” is a collaboration with Khaotic. It touches on themes motivation and hope in the streets and is set to a glossy musical soundscape that reflects the glitz and the grime of South Florida.

Kidd Adamz Releases EP "Summer Camp Steelo"

"You gotta be lit all year like it's the Summer, that's my Steelo" - Kidd Adamz

The EP is bright and festive, including egos and attitudes. The EP takes you on a trip of the hard and great times of the summer, a season that attracts everyone with high energy. Kidd snagged a few features for the EP including Billy Blue, Steph Lecor and Nenah Blaque (from the emerging group, The Stepsisters).

Kidd Adamz has been penned the "Joey Badass" of Miami. With Kodak Black and Zoey Dollaz on the rise in Miami, he's capturing a different audience with his unique sound. Adamz hails from the infamous Miami Gardens, where he grew up listening to Trick Daddy, JT Money, Rick Ross, Billy Blue and Slim Deisel. Around the age of 12, Adamz seriously started writing and producing, focused on improving his music skills. At 22, he's had 10 years to perfect his craft and is ready to share it with the world.

Right now, he's influenced by Tory Lanez, Gucci Mane, Pharell, Kanye West, Diplo, Calvin Harris, Timbaland, Major Lazor amongst many others.

"They collectively inspire me as a person with their legendary work ethics and the track sheet they've laid for themselves in the music business. It all intertwines with my passion for music and how prepared I feel."
 - Kidd Adamz

Now, managed by Big Chuck from Poe Boy Records, Kidd Adamz has spent countless nights in the studio prepping his EP, Summer Camp Steelo.

"I called it this because everyone's usually very "high on energy" during the summer time." - Kidd Adamz

From Miami Gardens to freestyling on Sway in the Morning, music has become his undying drive. The experiences and people he meets in life help push his drive to a whole new level. He's created his own space in Hip-Hop meaning, there are no lanes for him. There's no reason why a Hip Hop artist cannot express themselves through sounds similar to R&B, Pop, Soul, Funk or Punk Rock. For Adamz, it's a vast open space.

Miami's @SwaPlaymaker Connects With @itsTOPE For "Power"

Miami artist Swa Playmaker drops the new single “Power” produced by Oakland / Portland artist TOPE. Swa drops knowledge over the soulful TOPE production, teasing fans with another taste of the new album 305 Nights coming soon.

Be sure to tap in with @SwaPlaymaker and @itsTOPE on Twitter and look out for 305 Nights.

Jim Jones joins Miami Artist Supa for the video "Watching"

Supa wants the rap world to pay full attention when it comes to his new video, for his new record with Dipset's Jim Jones, "Watching." The video features new Roc Nation signee, Jim Jones. Filmed in his hometown, Supa, shows how it goes down in Miami, Florida. Lyrically, Supa and Jim Jones over deliver.

Here's what Jim Jones says about the track. 

"The song is a direct reflection of what growin' up in these mean Miami streets is like. It's theme music to the hood." - Jim Jones

Miami's Ghost Drops a Visual for "Nina's Son"

From cartoons & crack to a beautiful Miami Beach view, Nina's oldest son Ghost takes you on an emotional front-seat view of his story & the depth it took him to reach his current state.... watch the full-length video below

Meet Ghost. Not the supernatural entity or the street lord of Showtime's POWER, but the artist. The rap world knows him as Ghost, but personal associates call him Roderick Harris, Jr. Roderick was born in Bryan, Texas, in the dangerous community "Kurrupt City." His vivid lyrics will haunt your thoughts, as he shares his life and experience with his music.

Despite being born to parents Nina Goosby and NFL player Rod Harris Sr, Roderick Jr. found himself in a single parent household raised by his entire family. With a younger brother born with half a lung, Roderick Jr. naturally became the protector of his siblings. When his parents did a short bid in jail, it was that moment, Roderick Jr. decided to get his family out of the hood.

Inspired by Tupac's song, "Ghost" - Roderick took on the moniker but gave it a different meaning. Motivated by Psalm 124, Ghost stands for "God's Human Outlaws Striving Together. Ghost received words of encouragement from Shawty Redd and Scott Storch that kept him focused and driven. With that, he began pursuing his dream.
Now living in Miami, FL, he launched LifeArtMusic Group. The company currently manages various artists including Ghost himself. In 2016, he graced SXSW and recorded enough material for a stash of mixtapes. As Ghost puts it, “the proof is in the pudding”, and he will be serving all of this content Spring 2017.

His first EP and title track “Nina’s Son” is being released January 17th. Ghost’s album titled “Kurrupt City” will be released in March during SXSW 2017.

Be a Part of the 5th Annual Trayvon Martin Peace Walk/Peace Talk Event

Do you know of any artist that would be interested in being a part of an event that the Trayvon Martin Foundation is doing on February 11th, 2017, in Miami? It's a Peace Walk/Peace Talk during the day and a star-studded fundraising Gala that evening.

They will be donating their time and appearance to show support for ending senseless gun violence. Leave a comment below or email us if you are someone you know would be interested.

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@Swazyga + DC YOUNG FLY Drop "That's Just What's Goin On" | Video

Swazy jumps on a track from SBeezy, for a more up-tempo single, "That's Just What's Going On". The video, which features DC Young Fly, from the hit movie Almost Christmas, was shot in Miami, Fl, and is beginning to circulate the internet. Swazy first returned with the R&B single, "My Lil Baby", and now he's taking us back to his rap roots with "That's Just What's Going On".

 "I got standards, I just won't smash baby" highlights the message of the trap song. Ending the year with this street club joint, be sure to hear more from Swazy top of 2017.

Miami's Alex D Drops "A.D.A.N." @alex_dynamix | Audio

Aspiring Miami artist Alex D delivers his newest single "A.D.A.N.". Alex D mergers a laid back but confident delivery with banging production ripe with booming bass and a distinct vocal sample. This record is a true banger that will definitely have the party going up.

  

About Alex D

Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Alex D is a budding rapper, singer, producer eager to make his mark in the music industry. His distinct voice and delivery sets is what sets him apart. Having started out as a producer at a young age, he's put in an incredible amount of time in the studio developing his sound, both as a beat maker and artist. His airy instrumentals, full of booming bass and vocal samples, sets the mood as he effortlessly flows about his experiences. His 2014 release "The Thrill" which included his most notable single "Numbers" garnered him local attention and helped him amass over 200k views on youtube. He is poised to make a big splash and leave a lasting impact on the industry.

@BizzyCrook Freestyles for "Brutus in the Booth" Series

After a two-year hiatus, the series has returned, with a higher focus on quality and in this second episode we feature Bizzy Crook, who is gearing up to release his new project, "A Part of Everything" this September. Brutus in the Booth is a freestyle series that highlights artists in the upper echelon of lyricism and artistry as a whole.

Lazaro Camejo (born December 27, 1991), better known by his stage name Bizzy Crook, is an American rapper from Miami, Florida. While still attending high school, he signed his first record deal with Mona Scott. Eventually parting ways with the label, Bizzy Crook has been releasing new music as an independent artist, which has led him to be on tour with the likes of Kid Ink and Wale. After recently being part of the Tidal (service) Discovery panel, Bizzy performed during the 2015 Made in America event headlined by Beyonce, The Weeknd, J. Cole and more. Most known for his mixtapes ’84 and No Hard Feelings, his next project titled “A Part of Everything” is scheduled to release in 2016.

PUOYA (@Pouyalilpou) - The Underground Underdog

In some respects, Pouya’s music personifies him as a grimy young rapper, but his polarizing lyrics and unapologetic nature makes him one of the hottest young artists of the year. Reinforcing the 90s vibe, his dungeon inspired Bone Thugs & Harmony style has helped him to develop a loyal and international following. 

Pouya's music is volatile and controversial, but he has the potential of being INFAMOUS!

Pouya's track “Great Influence” starts with the infamous line, "I'ma Kill This Bitch"

Andre J. Thomas is a 5x Award Winning producer for the hit show, College Talk. Andre is also a featured writer for Black Moguls Magazine, GumpTown Magazine, The Birmingham Times and SwurvRadio. You can listen to @AndreTheBlogger onThe Joe Lockett Show 101.1 FM & 1260 AM WYDE (Alabama) on Saturdays from 4pm – 7pm CST. You can read more stories by Birmingham’s Favorite Entertainment Blogger at andrejthomas.com.

Photo Credit - Desmon Williams

@VarsityFelix x @BizzyCrook "Get Familiar" (Video)

Varsity Felix proves his songwriting skills, on his new single "Get Familiar." This laid back record and video features Miami rapper, Bizzy Crook, who together with Varsity, both deliver two solid verses, which compliment the spaced out vocals of the chorus, perfectly.

For those unfamiliar, Varsity Felix AKA Vars, is an emerging hip-hop artist, producer, and song writer born in Queens, New York and raised throughout the major cities of the United States (predominantly Atlanta and Miami). Residing in Miami now 23 year-old Vars is known for his versatility, at times he comes with an Auto-Tuned half-sung/half-rapped vocal style, and other times he'll take a more freestyle/no-auto-tune approach with still blending the lines of great music. Varsity Felix has also written for a lot of major artist but decides to stay quiet about that topic. Don't sleep, he shows strong promise and a bright future in this music game.
 

@TRENDZMORRISON Drops Visual For "Blizzard"

Miami lyricist, Trendz Morrison, just released his dark-themed video, for the vividly introspective record, "Blizzard." The video opens with Trendz and his daughter watching the classic movie Juice, until Trendz doses off into a dream-like-state, where he is seen going through times of reflection, transformation, and anxiety. This video is definitely worth a couple of replays, especially since you will want to fully grasp the depth of the lyrics, as they compliment the energy of the video very well.

As a child growing up in Miami, Florida, Trendz Morrison developed a keen sense of all things artistic; which came as no surprise since he grew up in a home where music was used to break the ice. This led to him bridging the gap between sound and emotion. Transitioning from hobby to profession, Trendz would spend countless hours studying Tupac, Nas, Biggie, Mos Def just to name a few in order to perfect his skill. He understood that music was a creative language that could serenade your earbuds. Family, as well as friends, noticed the fire that was ignited within him, and they began to assist with the development of his artistry.

In 2009, Trendz released his debut mixtape entitled The Reaper’s Enemy, which was comprised of an impressive 24 songs. This project provided him with the building blocks to create opportunities and open doors. Aimed to expand his horizon, Trendz relocated to Atlanta, GA  with a determination to become a worldwide phenom. He began to surround himself with other creatives to learn more, becoming a diligent student eager for critiques and inspirations. In 2016, G.R.A.M.S was released; this project provided the audiences with vivid accounts of the highs and lows of Trendz life experience.

@ZOEYDOLLAZ "Couches" prod by @JAHLILBEATS

Fresh off his label deal with EPIC / FreeBandz, Miami's own, Zoey Dollaz is ready to drop his forthcoming mixtape, Port Au Prince. The mixtape is scheduled to drop this month. In the meantime, Dollaz is ready to drop the mixtape's first track, "Couches," produced by Jahlil Beats. Premiering with Complex Magazine, "Couches," is sure to serve as this summer's club anthem.

@teenearr "Like I'm Gonna Lose You" [NEW VIDEO]

Born and raised in Miami, FL, music found 18-year-old Teenear at the tender age of three. She gained her determined and positive spirit from a supportive family and from a musical influence that she emulates; Michael Jackson.

At a young age, Teenear discovered that she could sing and has showcased her skills in pageants, talent shows, and church. A prolific moment for Teenear was a talent show where she performed Rihanna’s “Stay” and captivated her audience. “Being on that stage and singing gave me such a push and drive and I loved it so much,” says Teenear “I remember when I went backstage after the performance and people came up to me telling me they enjoyed the performance and asking for my picture. It was a great moment and it gave me so much confidence to push further.”

The past year has been a defining time for Teenear, she is currently working on a summer anthem she penned called “Friday Night” featuring popular hip-hop heartthrob Sage the Gemini.

Now being signed to Slip-N-Slide records she’s receiving support from fellow label associates Trina and Sebastian Mikael. With all this support and impeccable talent, Teenear is destined to share her voice with the world. Check her studio performance of "Like I'm Gonna Lose You."