Friday, March 31, 2017

Spolight on Indie Artist "DaBaby"

Charlotte, NC artist DaBaby has been on fire as of late with his hit single "Light Show," as well as the official remix with Yo Gotti, on repeat across airwaves throughout the country and racking up over 1 million plays across digital platforms. Keeping a buzz around his name, DaBaby made his presence felt in Austin, TX and surprised the masses at SXSW by staying true to his name and showing up in nothing but a diaper, literally. After creating a tidal wave of noise at SXSW, DaBaby returns with "Comin' Over" — a slow-winding single that effortlessly caters to all the late night escapades DaBaby, and many others, find themselves immersed in after that late night "Wyd?" text message.

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DaBaby went viral last week when a video popped up on Worldstarhiphop of the North Carolina rapper walking around 6th Street in Austin, TX at SXSW in a diaper.

Connect w/ DaBaby: IG: DaBaby Twitter: @babyjesus704 Via MissAtown To Contact w/ her at MissAtown2u@gmail.com For Major Visibility & Digital Distribution.

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Chicago rapper launches new music career with first EP ‘Preparation’








CHICAGO, IL –  More often than not, the inspiration for Ola’s music happens while he’s asleep.

As many people around the world do, Ola falls asleep at night with music in his ears. Sometimes he plays a beat over and over again through the headphones in his ears and falls asleep to it – which he said almost always affects his dreams. And whatever he wakes up to – whatever feeling or emotion or thought process – becomes the foundation for a song.

“That’s how I wrote my first song,” he said. “It was after I watched the movie ‘8 Mile’ and I woke up that night and wrote down some rhymes. I would come back to it every once in a while after that, but I never really took it seriously. Then in about 2009 I was in Florida listening to music and freestyling with a friend and he said I was really good and encouraged me to keep going. We got into it so much that we bought some recording software and a $100 mic at a local store and just recorded stuff for days and days. I had caught the bug, and I couldn’t stop.”

When he moved back to Chicago, the real world hit and he had to get a full-time job in order to pay the bills and support himself. But all the while that he was working the job, he said he was never really happy. And every time he would sample some of his music to family and friends they would tell him how excited they were about his music and how much they liked his freestyling.

“I figured if people like it, then I should do it,” he said. “I know now that I’m made to do this. This is what I’m supposed to do. Like so many other things, I woke up one day and it was like a revelation. So I found my old engineer and we started working together.”

Today his music career is starting to take off. He currently has two songs that are getting regular radio play throughout the Chicago area – “Check (feat. Chris Hasty)” and “On My Mind (feat. Jay Arroyo).” The first is a song with a “grimy” sound to it, he said, but which also showcases his skills as a lyricist.

“It’s basically a song about money,” he said. “It sounds a little bit trap-oriented, but it’s definitely lyrical. And Chris Hasty is lyrical. I feel like it’s a record that’s animated and super eccentric.”

“On My Mind” on the other hand has a much different feel to it, he said. It’s a lighter sounding song with a subtle pop melody. It, too, is a song that talks about money, but from a different approach that Ola said is “a little more personal – like I’m talking directly to someone.”

These singles are two of 22 features on his album “Preparation.” He said this is an album that announces his music to the world and is the start of him taking his music career seriously.

Fans who want to sample some of his music can visit his Soundcloud page, or follow him on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter for updates about new music releases or live performances.




Performance Opportunity: April 21st in #Chicago




Mr.Chi-Industry & Narley Gang 
#Presents: 
2nd annual #Midwest #Industry #ReUnion 
#Chicago edt #MIR2k17
#Starring:Lil Chris (#MTE)/Ac Style /Donnie Money & Trey Trilla/Chicago Green Team/Kloud 9/KIYAH/Sincere (#YFL) /TRU/& Goonie da Godd
#Hosted by: J-wunda/Brandy Martin & ThadLu 
Sounds by: DjX
When:#Friday April 21st
Where: #Carolyns located:1744 n central ave 

Time:doors open/#Artist signup 6 pm #Showtime 7pm 
Price: $20 includes drink ticket 
21 and up with i.d. to enter 

Free #INDUSTRY meet and greet and pics with:

"#Stewie" (#YSN) Bday #Celebration & #Mixtape #Announcement" 

Labront Askew aka (LB)- GM/VP of: #ArsenalVision/#ShadyRecords and #Manager of 'Swifty' (#D12)

Main #Headliners: AC Style & Lil Chris (MTE) 

#Media coverage and #Photos provided by:
APG TV & From Concrete Studios 

Solo acts 4 minutes 
Group acts 7 minutes 
Headliner acts 10 minutes 
Additional 4 minutes of #Performance $40 
To register #Perform or attend Text #MIR to:
312.536.5093

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RickRated pays homage to rapper father with mixture throw-back music and unique new sound



SEATTLE, WA – When Savon York was a child, most of the stories he would hear would be about his rapper father, who went by the stage name Rick Rated. His father lived what York describes as a “street life” filled with violence – so much so that he was shot and killed when Rated was only 8 years old.

Growing up, Rated wanted to do what his dad did. So at age 8, when his father died, he started rapping. He became known as Baby Rated, which eventually evolved into Lil’ Rated when he was in high school and today has become the adopted moniker of his father, RickRated.

Though he didn’t have the occasion to listen to much of his father’s music, he did recently get his hands on four of his father’s songs. Those songs gave him an insight into his father’s style and how he might adopt some of that same style into his own music in a way that would bring a unique flavor to the hip-hop world in his region of the Pacific Northwest.

“He was a very visual rapper,” RickRated said of his father. “He lived a different lifestyle than I do. I’m not the gangster type, and when I listen to his music it has a different direction than where I want to take my music. But when I hear his imagery and storytelling, those are things that I want to carry on with my music. There’s one song in particular where I’m describing my car, and I’d never have been able to get that description without hearing his song and hearing how he described his own car.”

Rated said he also wants to make sure his music has depth and strong messages with underlying themes. Everything he creates has a message and more often than not tells the story of something he’s gone through in his life.

“My best ideas come in the morning as soon as I wake up,” he said. “I’m the type of person who will wake up and stay in bed and play a beat over and over until I can’t come up with anything else in that moment. Then I’ll set it aside and move on to the next song. I try not to force the music out. If I get blocked in a song, I’ll set it aside until I’m refreshed and feel like I can be inspired.”

His new single “Bye” is one of those songs that came through a moment of inspiration. He said it’s a song about a breakup after a relationship of two years and the experience of being single after such a long relationship.

“It talks about the girls I dealt with and the changes in the dating scene since the last time I was in it,” he said. “It has an upbeat, trap kind of vibe to it – that feature vibe that everybody listens to today with a catchy hook. What I try to do with all of my music is to be a mainstream artist with mainstream music with a message.”

Fans who want to sample some of his music can visit his website at RickRated.com, or check out his Soundcloud page. He also has music videos on his YouTube channel, and fans can follow him on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for more about upcoming music releases or live performances.



DJ YOLO IS BACK, AND TURNING UP TO “VIDEOS”




SAN DIEGO, CA – If you were to describe DJ Yolo in one word, it might be “persistent.” After a chronic battle with depression and run-ins with the law, the artist found himself behind bars yet again. Dedicated to his fans, his priority upon his release was letting his fans know of his remorse and his renewed sense of dedication to his music and the people who have supported him. “This time I really messed up bad,” he said, “but even though I’m going through some serious legal and psychological problems, I want fans to know I am still 100% dedicated to the music – no matter what happens to me.” While in jail, it was uncovered that the artist suffers with psychological problems – hearing voices, and music, for starters – and while he has much to sort out in his personal life, it doesn’t take away from the fact that he is first and foremost a relentless and talented artist.

DJ YOLO’s music is as he puts it “lit”. He elaborates, “I make music for people to turn up to.” His most recent project, a song entitled “VIDEOS” is a clever and laid back song about a modern dilemma: When you’re out with friends and people are recording videos you might not want others to see. With Instagram, SnapChat, Facebook Live and all the other platforms that chronicle events, one might rather stay private.

Fans can visit DJ YOLO’s Soundcloud page to sample “VIDEOS”. The song was also most recently featured in a YouTube video by a talented dancer Matt Martin (find him on Instagram at @Matt_Swag1).

Though the artist has mountains to climb and obstacles to overcome, he remains committed to his true love, and business, his music. “I have a newer focus – I was already trying to be careful because of past legal issues, but now, my entire life is going to be music and my online presence. I’m not going to let anything stop me from being successful in the industry.” DJ Yolo also says he is currently seeking out management, and a booking agent to further build his team.

To learn more about DJ YOLO, follow him on Instagram and Twitter.



Tuesday, March 28, 2017

DJ Prince Patron Hosts "Ride N Vibe 4"


Dj prince Patron is Back At It Again This Time With Part 4 Of His "Ride N Vibe" Mixtape Series @DjPrincePatron , @G3LilChris, @SplooshLife ! 


[Video] F1JO - No Beer

The last few years have quietly seen a new New York sound emerging. Held up against the huge trap sounds and Auto-Tuned pop records of Atlanta, the city's classic, grimy rap has had some reckoning to do with itself to get attention in clubs and on the radio dial. But with artists like Bobby Shmurda and Young M.A, a template of drill- and trap-inflected bangers has emerged, hewing to the gritty toughness and dark sound that made artists like Mobb Deep or The Lox come to represent the city but serving as an heir to that sound rather than a direct continuation of it. F1JO, f.k.a. Yung Joey, of Jamaica, Queens, a longtime friend of producer Mike WiLL Made-It, is perhaps most fully realized incarnation of this aesthetic. Case in point: His new single "No Beer" seems primed for tearing up the club, with a sinister, almost macabre sound that nonetheless makes you want to jump on the nearest couch and start yelling out party-ready catchphrases, including the hook, "as long as it ain't no mothafuckin' beer." It's a bit of a slow burn, but by the second time you hear it, it's impossible to get out of your head. That bass line is just too massive not to make you start acting reckless. There's no telling what kind of chaos this song might unleash this summer in New York, and while Noisey is premiering it, we do not take any legal responsibility for the consequences.
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"Slick Lit" by Suzi



Suzi presents her long awaited project "Slick Lit" hosted by DJ Shon & presented by Jbo OnDaBeat. The mixtape features Coca Vango, Zaytoven & more! Instagram: SuziTV Twitter: Suzi_TV


Volcanic Da Don Feat. Blac Youngsta “Made For This”

         
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South Carolina rapper Volcanic Da Don returns with a new street single "Made For This" featuring CMG's Blac Youngsta. Stay tuned for the official video as well.
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