EVERYSECND – ESD3 @everysecnd

Published

4 years ago

January 13, 2019

“ESD3”, produced exclusively by D3, is a short, 4 track EP. The production is very ominous, and the vocals are extremely smooth. The tracks draw you into the project from the start as it speaks about wanting to make a girl more than just a friend. While EVERYSECND is singing, he is utilizing a hip-hop inspired flow which allows him to fit more words into his verses. This makes the listener wonder throughout the entirety of the project.

While he shrugs off any predictable sense of structure, EVERYSECND artfully meshes graceful harmonies reminiscent of The Weeknd, Bryson Tiller, PartyNext Door and Frank Ocean, with the 80’s sensibilities of Michael Jackson. For this emerging MC, it’s all about the narrative and the narrative people hear, which is why to box him in would be to shortchange him.

Being that love is our most powerful emotion and the driving force for life itself, setting the correct vibe is of prime importance for EVERYSECND. His rapper-singer flow gives him the unique ability to switch between tones, moods and genres with seamless precision. Put simply, EVERYSECND is a mastermind. He is one of the few artists that can deliver many of the traditional elements of hip-hop and R&B in an authentic way, which makes him worthy of the attention he receives.

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(Video) Star2 x Lil Poppa x $tupid Young – “Gangstas” @Star2Official @dollasignyoungg @ThatBoyPoppa

Published

2 days ago

June 7, 2023

Welsh

Star2 is stamping his footprint on the future of Asian-American hip-hop with his adrenaline pumping beats and vividly rich visuals that tell a story of grit. His latest music video for “Gangstas” alongside $tupid Young and Lil Poppa is an immersive trip through the subconscious scars each artist has endured on their climb toward greatness.

“Gangstas” will set your pulse racing with dark lashes of piano, mesmerizing beats that cast shadows over the gloom, and intrepid vocals that ruminate on each rapper’s difficult past. Directed by Chico Bennett, the music video takes place at a haunting church adorned with holy icons that add to the inescapable gravity of “Gangstas”. Each rapper bears their soul from the confines of a confession booth, praying in the pews or gazing up toward the heavens in search of a better future. $tupid Young raps, “Life is like a game of chess, you better watch how you move.” “Gangstas” will immerse you in the cavernous bends of each artist’s inner-psyche as they walk through memories full of danger and deceit.

Star2 and $tupid Young recently collaborated on their EP entitled Different Breed. Together, these two rappers are shaping the trajectory for Asian-American hip-hop to come. Star2 has worked alongside the likes of Soulja Boy, Luh Kel, and HoodTrophy Bino to name a few. The “Gangstas” music video continues his legacy of hard-hitting beats laced tight with experiential lyricism.

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(Audio) Dre Ueal – Catch Yo Breath @dreueal414

Published

3 days ago

June 6, 2023

Welsh

New Music from Milwaukee R&B artist Dre Ueal. Dre is back with a catchy New single titled “Catch Yo Breath”. Dre has been grindin throughout the years releasing multiple singles like Love u better and Ocean. Now Dre is here to set the tone for the summer with a new banger! Check out new joint and be on the lookout for visual dropping soon!

Facebook – Deandre Ueal
IG – @dre_ueal
Twitter – @dreueal414

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(Video) Nazzy the Mic – “Whatizyoname”

Published

6 days ago

June 3, 2023

Welsh

18-year-old rapper Nazzy The Mic presents the Banga Jaxon-directed music video for “Whatizyoname”, the new single from Nazzy’s new album Eighteen, which also features a guest appearance from Yung.King.Cole as well as production from 3GLI and WNZ. The “How You Feel” video comes on the heels of visuals for “How You Feel, Pt. 2”, (watch on Youtube) and “Hopeless, Pt. 2” (Youtube). Born Norelle Hampton, Nazzy has been rapping since the age of 6, hitting the studio since the age of 12 and released her first EP at the age of 16. Nazzy mines her real life as a Gay and Muslim teen and product of inner-city Philadelphia, painting a visceral image as a prolific storyteller. Growing up she’s witnessed violence and experienced trauma, love and loss, conflicts between her religion and her sexuality. She turns the booth into a therapy session to communicate her problems, feelings, and thoughts on the mic. Nazzy has been featured in popular music publications such as Elevator Mag, Wordplay, Notion, and many more. Eighteen is out now on Firebrand Entertainment.