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Amvis balances ambition and a bit of disparagement on his new jaunty joint, “Streets”

Amvis balances ambition and a bit of disparagement on his new jaunty joint, “Streets”. A sedate and comparatively amusing slow-burner that sounds like a whole life-story compressed into a couple of minutes. The song is a conversation (in the literal sense) about how it is not uncommon to lose sight of one’s aspirations. But more precisely, Streets is about how Amvis digressed from his original plan for his life. And…

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Midnight’s muse – Reckoning

Midnight’s Muse’s “Reckoning” is a moody epic and a late-night session essential. Her delicate vocals seem to possess a mystical element that transfigures all negativity into an iridescent sea of harmony. Her vocals are everything. On this song, she opens with “Apologies to my innocence” and that melancholy laden line alone ignites a wildfire of deep lyricism that courses throughout the entire song’s veins. Midnight’s Muse is essentially blazing a…

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Listen to Drew The MC’s new single, Matemadanda + 3 fresh drops

In “Matemadanda” Drew is free of that trap star air which appeared to be part of his being in “Cheese” and some previous songs of his. Here, his rap is cleaner, more mature and definitely hits harder. Not to mention that intricate chorus which does not rely on catchy overtones and feels just right. The song is an indication of how far he’s come from the halcyon days of “Guardian…

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Probeatz, Twenty five

It becomes relatively easy to arrive at “hey, this could actually be worth my time” when you’re acquainted with Probeatz beatboxing career. It’s fairly apparent that he’s well on his way to becoming a household name in the rap game. And frankly speaking, these are quite vexing times, in the musical sense; everyone, deft or not, is becoming an artist, and so we’re allowed a bit of scepticism and discernment.…

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Brad Johnson – Gifted feat TDK

Over the course of years, the electric guitar has made substantial headway and has become an instrument not just limited to heavy metal (thank God that’s over). Many genres, including mighty Jazz, have now adopted this instrument that cannot be tamed, majorly for its intoxicating sound. While most of us are all for this evolution, “Gifted” will not be the trailblazing song to convince us that trap is now ready…

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Micheal Chiunda, Psalms X

For artists now is a good time as any to get your work out. In these interesting and unpredictable times sometimes all you need to get through the day is a conversation with someone. Being a fan of good conversations, Psalm X is like Micheal Chiunda speaking to me and telling me the journey he has gone through and is still to go through. The beat is chilled and easy…

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Hanna “No Hands” will save lives, metaphorically and literally.

“No Hands” will save lives, metaphorically and literally. The song is not only about enforcing Hanna’s dominance as a formidable rapper; its also here to, dare I say it, raise awareness on the current Coronavirus pandemic (talk about using your voice for good!) There’s an ongoing opinion about how the current situation is not as dire, but Hanna’s included an actual news excerpt to show that the situation is up there with heart-attacks on the seriousness scale. So wash your hands you detty pig and keep them off of our rap mage. Essentially, “no hands” is a corona-clap back and “Girl in a durag” be doing the most. True to type, Hanna is fearless in her lyricism and delivery on this particular track. “Go hard as a d**k” is something…

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