Bob Marley once defined richness as life itself, and that
spirit runs throughout Omen44's "Land of Plenty." The video goes
beyond money and material success, highlighting the value of community,
purpose, and standing together. With scenes of people united in protest, Omen44
reminds viewers that some of life's greatest riches can't be bought.
Watch the official video and connect with Omen44 below.
Connect with Omen44
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Meet Kali J, a San Diego lyricist and rapper whose music sways
from joy, storytelling, and social reflection. Her sound is rooted in her
upbringing and life experiences, balancing playful energy with a thoughtful
edge that speaks directly to her audience. Known for creating songs that invite
listeners to vibe, reflect, and connect, Kali J is building her voice as an
artist who brings both fun and meaning to the mic. Her latest single “How
You Do It? “embodies her approach: a dynamic mix of clever lyricism, undeniable
rhythm, and a message that resonates with whatever the listener takes from it.
With each track, Kali J continues to carve her lane as an artist who uplifts
while staying true to her roots.
https://www.instagram.com/bing.soo/
Fase 1, a famed West Coast rapper returns with a fierce lyrical performance in his new video "Addicted." Directed by ChopTheChef, the visuals capture his raw passion. A deliverance of potent storytelling and lyricism is gripping and embodies his journey of struggles and triumphs. Watch "Addicted" and connect with Fase 1 below.
Instagram @fase1_3000
Suga Free and Sporty celebrate West Coast Hip Hop alongside Mitchy Slick in their new video "Get Cha Mind Right." In the heart of Cali, audiences will catch a glimpse into the trio's roots and their hustle and grind. Press play for a celebratory experience and connect below.
Suga Free:
Instagram: @officialsugafreethapimp
Twitter/X: @Sugafreewisdom
Facebook: @staysugafree
Mitchy Slick:
Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube: @Mitchyslickwrongkind
Twitter/X: @OGMITCHYSLICK
Sporty:
Instagram: @Sporty.gotti47
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Saint Soprano, CEO of Black Forbes Entertainment & established MC releases the official video for "What's That Aroma." Produced by DJ Cash (Manager to EPMD), the record is taken from Soprano's forthcoming album 'Don't Forget To Hustle.' He is also nominated for several nominations for this year's 716 Music Awards (cast your vote/s below).
No longer serving addicts from the stove, Soprano now cooks up raw, uncut Hip Hop. Gritty storytelling laced with slick metaphors steers the track and stirs the pot. He embodies his role as chef delivering nothing but Grade A product, on and off the mic. Watch the video and vote below.
Connect
https://www.instagram.com/1saint_soprano?igsh=MW93aXRpNjJ2cmpzYw==
https://www.instagram.com/davidmckithen?igsh=MXQ4YTgxNGU0MmEzYQ==
https://www.instagram.com/blackforbeslistentertainment?igsh=MTEzcGZuamU4Z2Zheg==
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083381756724&mibextid=LQQJ4d
https://x.com/pdashbackslash?s=21
https://www.tiktok.com/@saint_soprano?_t=8mUv9fBUhPG&_r=1
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716 Music Awards are July 27th, 2024
Nomination categories:
1.) Male Artist Of The Year
2.) Hustler of The Year
3.) Album Of The Year (Saint Soprano & Dorian J “Can’t
Sit With Us“)
https://connect.ffm.to/saintsoprano_dorianj_cantsitwithus
4.) Best Track Of The Year (Saint Soprano & Dorian J
“Big Steppa”)
https://youtu.be/jbcP_KXTzJg?si=1t337W0u7VIX1EXX
5.) Lyricist of the Year
6.) Record Label Of The Year (Black Forbes List
Entertainment )
7.) Dance Song of The year (Saint Soprano ft. k Pistol &
Boelyfe Jaine “Designer Dance”) https://music.apple.com/us/album/designer-feat-k-pistol/1698185855?i=1698186157
8.) Mic’d Up Of The Year 2x (Saint Soprano ft. Yung LA
“Petty”) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&si=RadVkYt0VagCxW3c&v=SVCRkDVBUtM&feature=youtu.be
9.) Group Of The Year (Black Forbes List)
Voting
716 MUSIC AWARDS NOMINEE - https://support.google.com/drive/answer/6283888
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfK3o88fu_y-tE_Pyy-VIZpjxhSlpew6PCicHfzJsUnenFuxw/viewform
Connect on Instagram @Fase1_3000
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Bandcamp: Gladiators feat. Killah Priest | MRKBH | Dark Ages Music Group
(bandcamp.com)
Preferred DSP: Gladiators (feat. Killah Priest) by MRKBH - DistroKid
Connect with MRKBH
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/merkabahvii
Mike G is back with yet another banger featuring Triple O. “Can’t
Hold Me” hits with the perfect blend of soulful melodies and vivacious
undertones. The lyrical bout is for those who try and tried to hold Mike G back
and down. A motivating hook reminds them that he’s unstoppable. Stream the
single and connect below.
Connect
Mike G on Instagram -
https://www.instagram.com/therealmikeg.muzik?igsh=MTc1bW9ub2Y3Y2Vocg==
Mike G on Facebook -
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012261280810&mibextid=ZbWKwL
Mike G on Twitter (X)
https://x.com/TherealmikegM?t=nNmrYjJG7EX3bKECt0AOPw&s=09
https://music.apple.com/us/album/money-gang/1650074663?i=1650074666all
San Diego's Fase 1 blazes the mic in his new single/video "Swish." No gimmicks for distraction just an emcee with a gritty deliverance and signature swag, leaving other rappers sidelined. "Imma starter in the game, you nig**z riding on the bench,” turn up your speakers and press play on “Swish” and connect with Fase 1 below.
Instagram @Fase1_3000
Undeniably Genuine, recognized as UNG, announce the release of their latest video "No Weight On Me." The single serves as an empowered testament to letting go and living stress free with a peace of mind. It's time to rid all negativity and roll solo without fake friends or fake love. Smooth tones looped with trap tropes encompasses the lyrical performance while the hook resonates. Watch the official video for "No Weight On Me" and connect below.
Stream “No Weight On Me” https://open.spotify.com/album/0g3dOTiGgndFugcoIL1XPu?si=IZrw5Df-QmyjsrgGYyCglA
Connect
@itsungmusic
John Dee, Albany NY based rapper comes for wack rappers in his new video "Here We Go Again." He lets it be known that rapping about chasing money and women is not Hip Hop. His lyrical bout also addresses mumble rappers. The catchy hook reiterates Dee's stance, “Here we go go again ya’ll whack rappers ain’t gonna win, here we go go again going against me you ain’t gonna win.” Watch the official for "Here We Go Again" and connect with John Dee below.
Connect
Instagram: Https://www.instagram.com/fallenjohn93
X: https://x.com/johnfallen1?t=VLM5dECiqNEQxyQhP8sRzw&s=01
IG@beatbully803: Big Boosie's Digital Symphony
Explore the fascinating journey of Bryan Austin, aka Big Boosie Da Beat Bully, as he navigates the heart of Pelion, SC, rising from humble beginnings to become a notable figure in the music realm.
Dive deep into the multifaceted journey of Bryan Austin, uncovering the layers of his resilience and the mastery embedded within his musical creations. From the roots of Pelion to the zenith of the music industry, explore the symphony that is Big Boosie Da Beat Bully's life.
Go beyond the beats and delve into the impactful message embedded in Big Boosie's latest single, "One Forever ft. D.E.V.O.," shaping a new narrative in Hip-Hop culture.
Fase 1 (San Diego) delivers a moving tribute for the late "Lil Rydah" with an appearance by Mitchy Slick. The theatrics of the video along with lyrics like “The Clover on the Hat, match the Shirt & the Socks, you gone live through us Rydah if we Thuggin or Not” is sure to touch the hearts of fans. Pour a little something out for those who've passed and watch the video below.
Connect with Fase 1 on Instagram @fase1_3000
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Inf Grizzy: I
go by the name of “Inf Grizzy from ” Jersey Shore and I’m an
American Hip Hop Artist born in Lakewood, NJ, but fully raised in
South Toms River, NJ.
MJ: You represent
Toms River, a town on the Jersey Shore and in the middle of Philly and NY but
also a town with a limited Hip Hop presence and scene. Has that created any
challenges for you, or does it motivate you more?
Inf Grizzy: It
was a big challenge, I had to figure out my formula to get people to know who I
am and for them to rock with me. What motivated me was back in the day
freestyling at the movie theaters in front of a crowd of people. That made me
who I am today stronger, wiser, and presentable.
MJ: Talk a
little about your journey to becoming a recording artist.
Inf Grizzy: To be honest, it
was a long ride. Throughout the years I was doing music with a lot of artists
that let their egos get the best of them, and thinking they were better than
everybody. I had to push myself away from that. Till this day I never gave up,
I kept pushing no matter what. The other artists failed because they
didn’t continue their grind and just fizzled out. For me, I can’t see
myself doing that, so I grind everyday even when I’m tired…I still made things
happen. I thank the man upstairs for giving me another chance at this.
MJ: Before
we jump into your two hit singles, I want to take a moment to acknowledge that
as an artist you move and live life true to the culture. That is rare these
days when we talk about the evolution and artists who see rap as Hip Hop,
forgetting that rap is only one element of Hip Hop. Take this time to share
about giving back to communities and your philanthropic efforts.
Inf Grizzy: As far
as me being an Artist, I been doing this for a long time. My
mission besides being an artist is helping people get on their feet and
guide them through life. I was the one out on the streets helping the homeless
everyday nonstop. My plan was to talk to the community board and see how we can
help the ones that can’t help themselves, even kids that are hanging with the
wrong people getting into trouble.
MJ: After
listening to your latest singles “Take My Time” and “Drip Remix” it’s fair to
say you show up and show out. You display an uncanny ability not to be caged or
boxed in. What is your recipe for creating both conscious records and club
bangers? Talk about the importance of crossing genres as an artist?
Inf Grizzy: “Take
My Time” is a record that’s about my life, what I’ve been going through for the
last 2 years. This song has a meaning to it, be careful who you associate
with and watch your surroundings at all times because even a loved one will
turn their back on you…”Drip Remix” is a cross record mixed with real Hip Hop
artists twisting it similar to drill in a way, but in our own
way. Real artists like me and others get overlooked because we’re not on the
radar, yet… But we are real Hip Hop and we’re going to continue to be
Hip Hop. “Drip” is a club record that’ll have the clubs lit fo sho and
the DJs will love this one.
MJ: What’s
next for Inf Grizzy. Can you give us a little inside scoop on upcoming
releases, performances, etc.?
Inf Grizzy: What’s
next is I’m working on new singles that are coming out soon. I’m locking in
performances and expanding my music catalog for tours.
MJ: Let
everyone know where to connect and follow you.
Inf Grizzy: You
can connect and follow me everywhere…
Instagram: @Theofficialinfgrizzy
Twitter: https://twitter.com/InfGrizzy
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@InfGrizzy
TikTok: @Infgrizzy35
Twitter @ogmitchyslick
Watch ThisIs50 Exclusive Interview With Rhyme Assassin- https://thisis50.com/2023/05/17/hottest-in-the-streets-ryhme-assassin/
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Murs (California) and beatsmith Wiardon (Texas) release “Starting
Lineup” featuring Larry June and ICECOLDBISHOP. The track serves as the lead
single from the duo’s collaborative EP titled ‘speak n spell’ which is out now
on all platforms.
