By Odeisel
The music business has been around for over a century, with artists pouring their blood, sweat, and tears into their music in the hopes that a major label will take interest and invest in them, allowing all their hopes and dreams to manifest.
The Grey features an experienced Foreign Exchange addressing contemporary social issues with a deft maturity, illustrating that not all issues are black and white
B.Morgans’s latest single, Wanted fuses R&B with a World Music vibe that is easy to groove to. Is he ready for prime time?
Pharoahe Monch and Styles P talk race, civil unrest, and the emotional trauma of the constant race-driven killings of black men on n Same Shit Different Toilet.
Az Izz brings bars that will melt your face mask on return track Gettin It, featuring Drift.
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