Thursday, January 5, 2017

DJ Megzz Debuts Single “Fight The Fire”



New York – DJ Megzz (born Steven Megaloudis) was born to a tightly knit Greek Orthodox family – a picturesque childhood playing barefoot with cousins and siblings in the street in his hometown of Bayville in New York’s Long Island. But, when fate moved his family to North Carolina, things changed abruptly and for the worse. He began a life long battle with anxiety, slipping into bad habits and falling behind in school, focusing on drinking and girls over academics. Things in Megzz’s life plummeted quickly and ferociously into adulthood, when he took a job at Wells Fargo, hoping to create a positive change. The opposite happened: His anxiety and depression took a turn for the worse. Desperate for change and knowing he needed help, he reached out to his mother and entered a 30-day rehab program.

After completing thirty days in rehab, the young DJ knew he needed to make a change. Listening to Stockholm Skies by Steve Angelo stopped him dead in his tracks. The drops and build-ups, the euphoric vocals. He was in love. “Dance and house music, it kind of saved me,” he laughs. At the encouragement of friends who admired Steven’s taste in music, he bought his first DJ controller. He didn’t leave his apartment for a week, embedding himself in music and discovering the ins and outs of mixing beats and tracks. Thus, DJ Megzz was born.

Each of Megzz’s songs has a distinct flare and sound, explains the DJ, “Every single song has a different energy.” His first single, released on iTunes in December, is entitled “Fight the Fire.” The song features pop vocals and is “very catch,” and it chronicles a battle over a relationship, which is something most will find relatable.

Through the trials and triumphs of his life, DJ Megzz is ready to take his career as a DJ at full speed, laying it all out for fans to hear.

“What you see is what you get. I’m real,” he confesses, “Take it or leave it.”

Discover more about DJ Megzz at djmegzz.net 


Former Army chemical engineer moves talents to engineering music





DENTON, TX – During his six years serving in the Army, Elgin Onassis worked mostly with chemical operations in some of the most extreme settings – including Iraq and Afghanistan. He’s always been interested in chemistry, and the work seemed appropriate for his skill-set. It also afforded him the unique opportunity to set his own schedule – which meant he had a lot of time to experiment with a different type of chemistry … of the musical variety.

The beats and sounds he played with while serving overseas have become the chemical engineering of his life now that he’s back home, and his new album “It’s Lonely At The Top” is a showcase of the music he has to offer to the world.

“2016 has been a purging year for everybody, I think, and a lot of the people who were in my circle before have gone away from that circle recently,” he said, explaining that his journey to the life of a successful musician hasn’t always been met with the same level of sacrifice from friends and family that he’s been willing to make himself. “I’ve found that it’s lonely being at the top. A lot of times people aren’t willing to sacrifice like you’re willing to sacrifice to get to the top. I’ve pushed a lot of boundaries sound-wise and I’ve explored some new things and I’m proud of where I am today. This album shows that. It has a lot of sounds on it that haven’t really been visited a lot in hip-hop – like some of the songs have dogs barking or helicopters in it.”

Onassis said that exploration of natural sound mixed with catchy beats and solid hooks are just a part of what make him unique as an artist. He also works hard at honing his lyrics, and uses a lot of harmonic melodies that are trap influenced – though not 100 percent trap.

“Sometimes I use live instrumentation and sometimes I don’t,” he said. “Since I was 10 years old I’ve been into the inner workings of music. I started messing around with record players and transitioned to keyboards. Today I’ll use anything from FL Studio to Logic Programs to Pro Tools. I just really like creating music. I love starting with nothing but an idea and seeing that idea come to full fruition that sounds good and appeals to more people than just me.”

The lyrics infused in his songs are “a more intelligent way of looking at things,” he said. All combined, he hopes it becomes a trademark sound that eventually puts him on the level with greats such as Dr. Dre and Pharrel – two artists who have heavily influenced his music because of their ability to intertwine everything on an entire album behind a singular, diverse sound.

Fans who want to check out more of Elgin Onassis’ music can watch his music videos on YouTube under “Millionaire Mogul Club TV,” or visit his Spotify page. Fans can also follow him on Facebook, or @blaqmacc on Twitter.


[Mixtape] Tha Captin - Please Say Tha Baby

Following the release of Injured Reserve Tha Movie and soundtrack, Tha Captin is back on the scene with his newest project "Please Say Tha Baby." Executive produced by one of the hottest upcoming producers, Timothy Timothy this mixtape is well worth the listen. Tennessee Stand up, Tha Captin is holding it down for the for the culture.

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Connect via Twitter: @DelaneyBoy_ @ThaCaptin

3PMG's latest mixtape release titled Same Ole Shid.



Coming together in their early years on the westside of Atlanta members Soko, Chewdy, and Poosie have performed on major platforms in Atlanta including Birthday Bash & A3C. They have also caught the eyes of many music icons and labels including Debra Antney, Tony Neal, and Jazze Pha.

Same Ole Shid

Same Ole Shid - 3PMG
Twitter: @3PMGATL

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

[Mixtape] Bigga is Betta vol 5 hosted by Bigga Rankin

Bigga is Betta Vol 5 brings back the series that has been dominating mixtape series since the release of the very first edition. Bigga's main goal with this series is to continuously showcase new talent and music, but at the same time maintaining the quality that is attached to the Bigga is Betta brand. Checkout some of the current records that made the cut for our latest volume. Support and Feedback is greatly appreciated.

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Tuesday, January 3, 2017

Huge Music & Cool Running DJ's Presents... DJ Seizure Miami vs Broward The Mixtape

Huge Music & Cool Running DJ's 
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DJ Seizure
Miami vs Broward
The Mixtape

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1. DJ Seizure - Intro 
2. Rick Ross ft. Sam Sneak & Scrilla - Supa Cindy
3. DJ Smokey ft. Billy Blue & Zoey Dollaz
4. Mr. Zeek - Alotta
5. Mizta B - Zim Zima
6. Lajan Slim ft Rob Zoe - Haitians
7. Heightz - Stupid With It
8. Kent Jones - Very Rare Supreme
9. Eric Leon - On Me
10. Andre Da Tippa ft. Lajan Slim - Switch Up
11. Yo Gotti ft. Kodak Black - Weatherman
12. Kolyon - The Ugly Truth
13.  Scrilla - Scrillmatic
14. Smiles Official - I Got a Bag
15. Mizta B -No Shoppin Remix
16. Kolyon - Chains on Em
17. Kase ft. YD - I Luv My Dawgs
18. Jimmy Dade ft. Freedom - Addiction 
19. Zoey Dollaz ft DB Bantino - Bad Tings
20. Jigg - My Dawgs
21. Eskeerdo - Bitta
22. Zoey Dollaz ft. Blac Youngsta - From the Mud
23. Kodak Black - There He Go
24. Rick Ross ft. 2 Chainz & Gucci Mane - Buy Back the Block

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Monday, January 2, 2017

Budding artist Glancy Kelly releases first album with ‘Now or Never’





PORT ARTHUR, TX – Like many who need an escape from the harsh realities of life, Glancy Kelly turned to music at an early age as a salve for his various difficult experiences. As soon as he learned how to write he began creating songs and lyrics about things he was going through as a kid. It wasn’t long before he was experimenting with rap, and as he began to learn more about music – from playing drums to learning multiple other instruments – he began to develop a deep passion for the art of music making.

Today Kelly is ready to showcase his body of work to the world with the release of his album “Now or Never.” It’s an album that explores a variety of musical styles – from hip-hop to R&B to soul and pop.

“It kind of represents all parts of me,” Kelly said. “I’ve been working on it for the last two years and I’m ready to see how far I can go with it. I had a couple of major artists wanting to buy a couple of my songs – like ‘Hold On To Me’ and ‘My Life’ – but I wanted to keep them for myself. I figured I’m not getting any younger and it’s time to put this album and those songs out to the world now or I’m never going to do it.”

This isn’t the first time Kelly has attempted to enter the music industry. In fact, he’s has modest success for a few years, including a short stint in the early rounds of the FOX reality show American Idol.

“While I consistently received praise from the producers, I never moved past the non-televised portion of the contest,” he said. “It was a wake-up call for me. I have these ideas and content that break the convention mold of ‘filler’ lyrics, and I realized that I was going to have to make my own dreams come true. That’s why I put out ‘Hold On To Me’ a couple of years ago. The positive response has been overwhelming. My followers on Soundcloud just exploded, and some of the heavy-hitters in the music industry began to take notice.”

And now he’s ready to take that positive momentum and use it to promote this new album, “Now or Never.” He said he hopes the album connects with people on a personal level. He said he hopes they see an original voice in the industry who has a unique story to tell – one that almost anyone can connect with on some level or another.

“Not only did I learn a lot of instruments as a kid, but I also taught myself how to sing,” he said. “I’ve been singing now since I was 17 or 18. A lot of people have vocal coaches, but I didn’t have that and I taught myself to sing. I just kept practicing, trying to be good at it. I really believe that all you need is a steady tone and the ability to hold a note and you can do some things in this industry.”

“Now or Never” is available for purchase on iTunes, Spotify and other digital media sites. Fans who want to sample more of Kelly’s music can visit his Soundcloud page, or check out some of his music videos on YouTube. Fans can also follow him on social media @glancysinger on Twitter and Instagram.


Genesis unveils birth of a new sound with the mixtape ‘Black Ubermensch’






WILMINGTON, DE – For all of his life, Elijah Dixon has been surrounded by faith. His mother is a deeply religious woman who brought him to church and encouraged him to be involved with the choir. He spent most of his childhood and teenage years singing in the Gospel choir. And so when he decided to pursue a professional music career, it seemed only natural to turn to the Bible for inspiration for his stage name. And thus the artist known as Genesis was born.

“When I was looking up stories and names in the Bible, I kept going back to the book of Genesis,” he said. “The definition of Genesis is the birth of something new, which is perfect for me. I’m breaking into the music world and showing people who I am. I’m something never before heard and never before seen.”

His new mixtape, “Black Ubermensch,” which drops Dec. 31, will unveil that sound to the world and show the music industry that there’s a hot new artist ready to hit the world of hip-hop by storm. The name of the mixtape – which uses the German word that describes the ultimate human – is in itself a statement of the kind of music he wants to bring to the world.

“I like to make a lot of music that is intellectually inclined,” he said. “It’s music you can listen to when you want to chill because it has a little bit of a more laid back vibe. But I try to keep it high-level vocabulary with good pacing throughout the songs. When people hear my music I want them to not only know my story and feel where I’m coming from as an artist, but to be able to relate to some of the stuff I’m talking about. I write a lot about things that are currently happening in my life. I like to think that everyone is an individual, but we still go through similar situations. I want to be relatable but original at the same time.”

This outlook on music is one that not only permeates each of Genesis’ projects, but also is the backbone for his business group called New Wave Music. It’s a collective of like-minded artists from Wilmington, Delaware and Baltimore, Maryland who have come together to collaborate on various artistic projects – from music to videography to short-films. It includes Genesis’ long-time best friend and business partner, who often works with him on producing and engineering sounds for which Genesis can create lyrics.

“We’re all looking to not only get ourselves out there to people and to be heard, but to create a musical environment where we can collaborate with anybody,” Genesis said. “In the future we hope to be a stepping stone for upcoming artists – to get them from not being known to being able to work with any record label and create an album. It all started when me and my best friend created our own studio in his house, and it all just kind of snowballed from there. People have been enjoying the music ever since.”

Fans who want to get a sample of that music can visit Genesis’ Soundcloud page, or follow him on Twitter or Instagram to find out about upcoming music releases or live performances.


Young Ezzy's latest mixtape titled "The 1"



With the release of his new project 'The 1', Young Ezzy is gearing up for a good year. The 17 track album is full of life. Unique flow and lyrical technique every song is a musical piece of art. Including the anthems 'Bad' and 'In A Minute' the album will keep you in tuned to what's in store for Ezzy's future.

Listen:   The 1 by Young Ezzy on Apple Music
Twitter: @YoungEzzy
Site: www.youngezzy.com

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Up-and-coming artist U S Doughboi combines old-school melodies with new sound




SPARTANBURG, S.C. – When U S Doughboi was little, his mother loved music so much that she would record songs off the radio with her tap player. Sometimes she would leave the tape recorder running and leave the room to do something else, and it was during one of those times at the age of 4 that U S Doughboi first discovered his voice as a musician.
“I remember seeing the tape still recording even after the song went off,” he said. “I had already kind of been rapping with the song, so I just kept rapping while the tape was recording and it ended up recording me rapping. I liked that it recorded me and I could hear myself. From that moment on I knew I wanted to do that my whole life.”

It didn’t take long before he was creating his own lyrics, and today he has so perfected the art that he can come up with lyrics as quickly as he could draw.

“It happens fast,” he said. “It’s natural. I’m not rushing it. I’m just in the zone and prepared when it’s time to lay a track down because it’s all inside of me.”

To date, U S Doughboi has released an EP called “Aw Mane,” which is a tribute to his Canadian roots. He has also released a single called “Rocka Bye Baby,” which will be the first single of another EP that will launch in the first quarter of 2017. That EP is called “The Big Payback,” and it’s this project that he hopes will really begin to put his name on the map within the world of hip-hop.

He describes the EP – and to a larger extent, his music – as inspired by some of the old greats but with a new sound.

“I’m going off of a James Brown kind of feel,” he said. “There’s a song in there that talks about you took my girl and it’s time for payback. There’s another song that says whatever it is you do – even if it’s the best thing you do – there’s always somebody out there who thinks they can do it better than you and it’ll feel like they take your style and steal your recipe for success. But you have to show them that you’re the real deal.”

He said he takes his inspiration from a lot of songs from the 1990s, infusing the identity of those greats into his own unique blend of music that makes his stand out from the crowd of today’s hip-hop artists.

“I’m working with new beat makers, but the music I’m making nods to those old melodies,” he said. “It might sound like stuff you’ve heard before, but even if it sounds familiar it will come with new beats. I want it to be appealing and make you want to go back and listen to it again and again. I want the beats to make you feel good when you hear it. I’m creating happy music that you can listen to with your lady and just have fun with it.”

U S Doughboi said he’s currently working on developing some music videos for the upcoming EP, and hopes to launch both the project and the videos at approximately the same time. To check out more of his videos, fans can visit his YouTube channel. Fans can also follow him on Instagram @u_s_doughboi, or on Twitter @usdough.