TYTE Is Joined By SpliffJit And C Stunna On Latest Rap Single And Video, ‘Whole 9’

TYTE’s latest single, ‘Whole 9’, is an homage to his upbringing, which has made him who he is today. With a first-person perspective, we are immersed into the slang, goals, and flexes that TYTE holds dear, as well as supplementary perspectives provided by his collaborators SliffJit and C Stunna, whose fire verses are laid over the classic bass-heavy beat from Ethan “Walk” Jason Walker.

SK No Edit Not Only Takes On The Topic Of Mental Health, But Also Owns And Rewrites The Meaning Of His Journey Through Mental Struggles With New Single, ‘Head Case’

SK No Edit’s latest single, ‘Head Case’, sees the artist take on the topic of mental health, with his fearless nature which his friends, family, and fans know all too well. Over a trap-infused, ultra bass beat, SK adds layers of crunchy metal chords, while spitting out the lyrics in a fashion worthy of a prize fighter’s championship ring punches.

Imark Brings Listeners Into His World With New Release, ‘Significant Half’

‘Significant Half’ is the newest entry in Imark’s steadily increasing discography. The perfect romantic mood setter, we find Imark showering his lady with compliments and promises of a lifetime’s worth of passionate love, layered over a seductive, yet incredibly danceable, beat. With a flow that combines classic Dancehall with rap and RnB-infused hip-hop, Imark transitions with easy grace from mainstream tropes to Caribbean slang and references.

The Real Meladee Is Ready To ‘Set The Tone’ With Gorgeous New Video

The Real Meladee, out of Tallahassee Florida, is both versatile and resilient, exciting, reliable, and relatable. While she’d be the first to admit she’s inspired by other female artists in her genre, there’s something about her that stands out; her goals are her own, and not any that she’s imitated. She gains inspiration from the things that she sees and feels, and she takes this into the studio every time she goes to lay down tracks.

Chance The Rapper Sells Out Barclays Centre

Commemorating the tenth anniversary of his groundbreaking landmark release, ‘Acid Rap’, Chance the Rapper sold out Brooklyn’s Barclays Centre in an incredible performance alongside stars like Joey Bada$$ and Vic Mensa that left fans across New York City stunned. Following an event of similar magnitude at his home city of Chicago’s United Centre some nights before, Chance defied expectations once again in another show for the ages.