NEW CHILDSIH GAMBINO!
That video is incredible (but not free from controversy!) I look forward to the deluge of think-pieces on it that are sure to be forthcoming….
“Get your money, Black man….”
Veronica, Victora. Is there a track on the album featuring a Vanessa?? No need to speculate any more. Next Season, the brand new album by Canadian EDM DJ, producer and artist, Felix Cartal was released TODAY. Check it out on your favorite streaming site if you dig these two tracks.
Latest banger from the #DK11 homie, J Nolan. Peep the science….
“Welcome” is a personal record that recounts a lot of events from my upbringing and kind of details my personal story since my family decided to settle in the city of Atlanta when I was 8 years old. Produced by Tone Jonez, the sound is very much inspired by Graduation era Kanye West, one of my personal influences from when I first started making music. It also plays heavily into the theme of my new project.
The video was directed by Rex Novi and the song will be featured on my forthcoming Rise of ATLantis project that is officially set to be released on May 18th.
Ya dig??
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Most recent (?) single from Surauchie, one of the three initial artist signings to Public Records, a new Toronto record label launched by Gavin Sheppard, co-creator of The Remix Project in partnership with UMG Canada. Hit the jump for the single before this one, “Running.”
The Sorority not enough for you? Check out the video for the debut single, “You Want Her” by the ‘new-age supergroup’ of female emcees, THRASHOLE led by Canadian rapper, Nova Rockafeller). As their publicist put it, “a gritty joint with a grimy music video that taps into a found-footage aesthetic.” We couldn’t agree more. One thing’s for sure, it’s some different ish and that’s what we do here, it’s in the name! More:
THRASHOLE is a new-age supergroup led by a revolving door of female emcees whose collective sound taps into the murky underbelly of hip-hop. Their lead single “You Want Her” (prod. Nova Rockafeller) features a maniacal array of foreboding bars from Nova, The Buttress, and Blimes Brixton, all laced together by a hook whose demonic vocal asks “don’t you remember me?” The track’s music video is an equally grim, found-footage esque take that provides a glimpse at the eerie world they inhabit.
Nova is a rapper whose eccentric solo work led to signing a deal with the legendary Boardwalk Records, a residency at the Los Angeles staple Low End Theory, and tours alongside Insane Clown Posse and All Time Low alike. With an output inspired by her anger and an intrinsic need to succeed, she’s riding high off aggressive releases like the recently debuted “Jesus On My Neck”. The Buttress is a multifaceted artist from New Jersey who’s slated to release her second, entirely self-produced album in 2018 after starring in Flying Lotus’ breakout film Kuso (which also featured an appearance from Nova). As for Blimes, she’s an emcee who’s prepared to release a new solo record titled Castles on the heels of her viral single “Come Correct”. Her work has led to collaborations with Method Man, Too Short, and Warren G, not to mention it’s allowed her to found Peach House Records which curates a roster of talented women within the music industry.