High Altitude. Texas recording artist Jay Holmes is in rarified air. The Distinguished Records artist turns modern Hip-Hop convention as it’s head, using styles and techniques against their less insightful practitioners. His debut ‘Between

Talent always shines through. DMV singer J Santonio just dropped “Neglected” a polished and insightful  relationship drama that highlights the misperceptions that occur in dating. The sultry vocals and atmospheric sonics provide the perfect

“U Don’t Know” is the third installment of the “M.A.D.E.” Visual Series. This song takes a turn outwards as far as content, focusing on a daunting figure that B.Anderson admires, but is simply afraid

Think Different. Vell Da General’s never followed conventions of modern Hip-Hop or the classic business entertainment structure. Today the Chicago emcee declares his independence with his new single “Different Kind”. The breezy SC produced

Pursuit Of Happiness. Los Angeles transplant Jordn is aiming for the sky with his latest single “Somethin”. The YcFilms directed visuals show a man apart; Jordan looking off into the grandeur of California and

B. Anderson is making waves. The Texas native is dropping an episodic series of videos with a unique twist you’ve never seen before! Imagine if your favorite rapper began dropping fresh videos wit a telvision

Game Boys. Texas outfit Backyard Noize raise the temperature for spring with “Backyard Bros 2″. The eight song effort is a collage of sonics that stem from 8 bit styled bangers to hypnotic trap records

New York artist Smirk’s new single “What I Mean” (ft. Jordan Solomon) is so polished you’ swear you just tore off the packaging of Rae Sremmurd’s latest project “SR3MM”. The Jordan Solomon featured track

London Fog. T.Woods returns to the small screen for the first time in two years with “12AM In London”. The Josh Snaps directed visual was filmed following his second UK performance with Sir Michael

Get Konnected. OKC native turned ATL transplant Phan The Konnect Man is a jack of all trades sonically. From the pensive Scotty ATL collab “Presidents” to the rambunctious “Prolly So” Phan has what the