To protect at all cost comes Terrace Martin and his new single featuring Denzel Curry, Daylyt, Kamasi Washington, and G Perico.
Produced by Terrace Martin, Trevor Lawrence Jr., and Marlon Williams, with Kamasi Washington on the sax, Denzel Curry, Daylyt, and G Perico lament on police brutality and the racism that’s dividing the nation.
The accompanying clip features a collage of protests and riots across the country and the name of the African-Americans who have been murdered. Say their names.
Ariel Marie stands out not just as a budding musician but as a storyteller whose melodies resonate with depth and authenticity. At the tender age of 18, while pursuing her studies in music business at NYU, Ariel is already leaving an indelible mark on the music scene with her soul-stirring voice and introspective songwriting. Influenced […]
Chicago OG Chief Keef and Mike WiLL Made-It put out their Dirty Nachos album a month ago and it seems like fans have been bumping and enjoying it. You can stream it here. One of the two features on there is Sexyy Red on ‘DAMN SHORTY’ and this afternoon, the trio have linked back up […]
Meek Mill put out his HEATHENISM EP independently in February. The first song on there was ‘Came From The Bottom’ which sees Meek celebrating his journey as he often does. It mixes the singing with the rapping and tonight, it receives the visual treatment. The video was done by Chariot Pictures. Check it out below. […]
