Cavalli Boss’ New Hit Track “Angel Numbers” Offers A glimpse Of The Rapper’s Forthcoming No Diamonds Allowed

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Terrence Coates, aka Cavalli Boss offers fans a glimpse of his forthcoming album No Diamonds Allowed by unveiling the track “Angel Numbers,” released shortly after having dropped “Pink Cocaine.”  Cavalli has often shared that he was inspired by artists like Nipsey, Jay-Z, and Gucci Mane, to create and develop his own lane in urban music.  

Merging cinematic atmospheres with Cavalli Boss’ special flow, “Angel Numbers” brilliantly captures the artist’s magnetic aura and strong penchant for supplying a unique experience to listeners, challenging all established stereotypes. 

The talented artist began his journey in rap music following the death of a close family member. 

He best shares his debut experiences. “I never truly aspired to be a rapper. I fell into it because of everyone telling me about my talent. I honestly never told people I rapped. Later on I started recording around when I was 23, but I didn’t continually pursue it because of the streets and distractions.”
He has come a long way since, and is now more than ready to share his unusually powerful craft with the masses. No Diamonds Allowed is set for release December 12, 2022.

“Wake Em Up” Says Loe Shimmy

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Loe Shimmy is “kicking the music industry door wide open” and we are all for it! The young rapper and hip-hop artist is out with yet another real and raw piece titled “Wake Em Up”, a song aimed at showing the entire world what he’s made of and how determined he is to be a huge success. The Florida-based artist officially debuted in 2020 with “Relapse”, soon garnering much attention for his unique style and fascinating tone. 

Shimmy shared in an interview that his “biggest influence right now is my family; they certainly keep me going and motivate me whenever possible…My most memorable moment was rocking shows and the crowd singing my songs word for word. It is the bread and salt of an artist because we really share our deepest selves through music and it’s a powerful moment when people love it so much!” There is still so much Loe Shimmy has in stock, and his fans across North America cannot wait to hear what’s next!

Master Yeti Releases Adrenaline Rushing New Single “Livin Life”

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Southside Chicago’s Master Yeti is the artist-to-watch of 2022. In 2021, he astonished the music industry with his refreshing new sound and hit dance song “Lulu Lemon,” and is now putting his foot on the gas as he prepares for the biggest moment of his career with the release of his heavy bass-driven new single, “Livin Life,” out now via Yeti Studios. Now, Yeti puts his foot on the gas and prepares for the biggest moment of his career with the release of his heavy bass-driven new single, “Livin Life,” out now via Yeti Studios.

Produced by Yeti himself, the heart-pounding fast pace song details the rising star’s thoughts on newfound fame and all the things that come with it, like luxury items beyond our wildest dreams, influence, haters, pockets filled with money, and speedin’. “All the money in my pocket it don’t mean a thing,” Yeti raps on the chorus. “The hate is real/The love is fake/Least that’s the way it seems/Livin’ life, spinnin’ out and you can’t stop me/That’s how I’m feelin’ when I’m hopping in that Rarri.”

Master Yeti made his debut in 2019 with the foundational single, properly titled “On My Own.” Before music, Yeti accrued success creative designer and entrepreneur. While he began producing in 2017, Yeti’s musical knowledge span generations that include his father, an esteemed pianist, and uncle, an acclaimed left-handed bass player, who inspired and passed down lesson about music to him as a child.

Master Yeti has created an impressive catalog that includes 17 singles in 2021 and over 4M streams since his arrival in 2019. The versatile catalog displays a wide variety of sounds drizzled with larger-than-life lyrics and grandstanding appeal that today’s music lovers know and worship from their new artists. And with “Livin Life,” Yeti promises more new music on the way as he prepares for his forthcoming as-yet-untitled debut album, which was announced for early 2023 release.

A music video for “Livin Life” is currently in the works. Stay tuned with everything Master Yeti on social media.

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A Word is Bond Tribute to Tame One & Hurricane G

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Hip Hop mourns once again. Just a few days ago, we lost Tame One of the legendary Artifacts. They made two classic albums in the 1990s and then worked on solo projects before reuniting and dropping a new album a few weeks back.

Hurricane G also passed away the same day. A dark day for Hip Hop, that’s for sure.

The show this week honours them both. We start out with a Tame One tribute mix and then follow that up with a mix of new tunes from a variety of artists. We then close out this episode with a tribute to Hurricane G.

Warmest thoughts and condolences go out to their families, friends, and fans.

1) Tame One Tribute Mix

Artifacts & Buckwild – Facts
Artifacts – To The Chest
Tame One & Parallel Thought – Against The Grain
Larry Hobson & Benny 2 Bars ft Tame One – That is Raw
Artifacts – Wrong Side of Da Tracks
Tame One – Up 2 No Good Again
Artifacts & Buckwild – The Way I Feel
Artifacts – Lower the Boom
Del, Tame One, Parallel Thought – Before This

2) New Music Mix 

Che Noir ft Benny the Butcher – Wash the Dishes
Uncle Fester & Hatfield ft Mo Money Matteo, & Kye Claytonn – Nieces & Nephews
BoFaatBeatz ft G Fam Black & Young Zee – Rap or Death
Swamp Thing – Crossbones
NapsNdreds – Good Laud!
Scienz of Life – Warrior Awakening
Cormega ft Nas – Glorious
Falcon Outlaw – Honda Civic (MiLKCRATE Remix)
Strange Breed ft ScrmmbledEggs – Remedy (Reprise)

3) Hurricane G Tribute Mix

Cocoa Brovas ft Hurricane G – Spanish Harlem
Hurricane G – Mama
Hurricane G  – Underground Lockdown
Redman – Tonight’s Da Night
Hurricane G – Roc U
Puff Daddy ft Hurricane G – PE 2000
Pete Rock ft Smif N Wessun & Hurricane G – Do It
Hurricane G – Somebody Else

Thank you for listening!

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Original Air Date – November 10, 2022

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okay(K) takes us back to “Christmas in ’99”

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Eclectic singer/songwriter okay(K) delivers a heartfelt and nostalgic tune titled “Christmas in ’99”. The uplifting and somber tune is made up of lush pads, crisp synths and bouncy trap drums that blend with his laidback and offbeat melodic stylings. On the track, he reminisces on the good times with his family during Christmas and comes to the realization that time has passed and change is the constant thing in life.

 

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ZAIA Drops Much-Anticipated ‘American Psycho’ Album

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He made a name for himself with standout tracks “BMX” and “Demon On Tuck.” Now emerging sensation ZAIA capitalizes on the popularity with the release of his much-hyped new album, American Psycho. The follow-up to his breakout project, Very Alone, ZAIA’s latest, is the result of pain pushing passion into greatness.

Including the two recent hits (BMX, Demon On Tuck), ZAIA delivers a new 12-song collection that tackles themes of heartbreak, imposter syndrome, and self-awareness. The title, which is inspired by the cult classic film of the same title, displays the album’s concept, sound and dark tone. The project is introspective, intriguing, and, most of all, ZAIA’s best work yet.

American Psycho is the perfect introduction for any newfound fan of the emerging star set to accomplish big things in 2023. A next-up artist-to-watch, continue to follow ZAIA’s journey daily for new music, news, and more on social media.

American Psycho is available on all platforms on Delirium Records/AWAL.

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Cilo Links With Greatness For New Visual “Don’t B Bitter / 101”

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Emerging superstar Cilo continues to build buzz on his new album, Los, with the release of the project’s third single, titled “Don’t B Bitter/101.”

Julian & Jen Garcia-directed music video links Kendrick Lamar instrumentalist Ging fka Frank Dukes and featured act Nikki Pararuan with the ascending recording artist who balances the soulful strings and floor-shaking 808s to make a standout hit. The hypnotizing production on “Don’t B Bitter” blends into “101” psychedelic guitar riffs and live drums perfectly under Cilo sharing his deep emotions in the song’s wordplay that allows fans to learn a lot about him and what he has in store.

“Working on this record I wanted to make a song that felt like an introduction to my world,” Cilo says in the press release. “It was a time capsule for my life, which explains why it’s a two part song. The first half was the aggressive energy of my youth and my environment growing up, I’m in the West, ain’t no dreams. I know life ain’t what it seems. The second half was the energy of me now, after I’ve left the city, seen the world, and made it out of that environment. I have new struggles now, but also new victories. Like I say in that verse, ‘My life is different.'”

Accompanying “Don’t B Bitter/101” are previously released tracks “Palm Trees” and “Shine” featuring Poet22, which will be featured on the new project’s 10-song tracklist. On Los, Cilo demonstrates his range of emotions and charisma with moments of humor, paranoia, confidence, pride, love, and so much more. Los is available now on all platforms via Pastel Studios/Venice Music.

For more on Cilo, follow the rising star daily on social media. Stream the full album here.

Watch Cilo’s new visual below.

J. Kahlel shares visuals for “Young King” and “1950 Til’” [video]

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Born in Broward county Florida, rapper J. Kahlel is slowly building his stats in the game with his brand of insightful rap music. Today he gives us two official videos for his songs, “Young King” and “1950 Til’”

The first cut titled “Young King” is a reflective tune that sees him digging deep and sharing his thoughts on being a rebel against the system, self-growth and the ideals of spreading positivity and standing on one’s principles regardless of the odds. The visual uses cinematic and well-crafted motifs that showcase J.Kahlel’s demeanour and beliefs.

 

The second track “1950 Til’” is the rapper’s own statement regarding racism and white supremacy as it has worked in America since the beginning of time. Over a punchy soundscape, he details the inner workings of the system with an unfiltered performance. It’s quite thought-provoking and vivid as well.

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Khemistry and The Boy Illinois remind us to focus on the “Finer Things”

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Hinsdale, IL born, Chicago-raised rapper/songwriter Khemistry is slowly building her stats in the game and pushing against the odds in this male-dominated industry. She started making music at a young age, sharing with writing poetry to convey her innermost thoughts and using it as an outlet to escape her harsh realities. “Finer Things” serves as her newest release and it’s a call for celebration as she pens a heartfelt tribute to the love of life and overlooks the negative thoughts. Over a punchy and soulful soundscape, she reflects on some of her life experiences and how hard times made her stronger than ever. She implores her fellow kinfolk to focus on the bigger picture with things like focusing on mental health, eschewing materialism and building one’s legacy from the ground up. She is joined by fellow rapper The Boy Illinois who adds his own thoughts to the subject at hand.

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