Category: Just Rising

American recording artist and singer-songwriter Auston Martin brings the heat to new levels in his latest release, the addictive single titled “Up and Down.” 

Music lovers will appreciate the blend of genres ranging from afro-pop, afro-beat, r&b and funk, a fusion concocted with huge amounts of love by Auston Martin. His passion and commitment to using art as a channel for positivity and empowerment is what enhances the appeal to his music, “up and Down” acting as a latest example of his masterful approach. 

This summer-ready anthem currently counts over 150K plays on Spotify and is accompanied by a remix version of the track, a perfect addition for bigger events. 

Auston Martin’s popularity has been growing exponentially lately, and “Up and Down” instantly shows just why Martin is becoming a sensational artist appreciated by the masses. 

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Harlem-born, Bronx-raised artist ForMySkyz has struggled for years with feelings of loneliness and at his lowest moments, found refuge in his creative expression.

Taking to social media one day, he performed a song he penned that was so impactful, that he began to shed tears during the performance. The post resonated with audiences so much that it now sits at over 2 million views. The aforementioned track is titled “How To Heal,” which details the struggles of dealing with pain, hard times, and misdirection. 

Knowing that everyone heals differently, he asks the listening audience not to tell someone how to heal, but instead, just show love and support. Before the official release of “How To Heal,” the track has amassed well over 1.5 million plays and over 1.2 million streams on TikTok with no marketing push. Now, ForMySkyz unveils the official video for the track, which you can watch here. Check out the video and follow him on social media.

 

GwalaBoy Phlyy, a fast-rising North Miami act is a motivated multi-disciplinary with a buzzing Going Colossal album campaign, keeps the momentum going with the release of the project’s latest piece in the new music video for album cut “Heavy Motion.” A braggadocious track, in the visual, GwalaBoy Phlyy rolls around the city in the big boy drops, freshest designer fabrics and big bags of cash — in order to show fans just the way he lives. Directed by Ntro4k Studios, the visual for “Heavy Motion” finds the Florida-based rap act practicing what he preaches It’s the perfect formal introduction for newfound fans.

Going Colossal is an 8-song project spearheaded by the breakout collaboration with Roc Nation’s Bobby Fishscale, “Cartier.” And with the hit, the project features a buzzworthy roster of notable acts like FG Famous. “Heavy Motion” and “Cartier” join other breakout cuts, like “Smoke” and “Mr. Freeze.” The full album is available now via GwalaBoy Music LLC.

“Heavy Motion” is one of the hottest songs coming out of today’s Florida Hip Hop music landscape and is anticipated to make GwalaBoy one of the hottest new artists in today’s hip hop. For more on GwalaBoy Phlyy, follow the new star on social media.

Watch “Heavy Motion” below.

Maryland’s own Joony (@joonyoftv) is “Drifting In Tokyo” in his visual. “Drifting In Tokyo” serves as his first official single off his forthcoming LP, Pretty In Black. The Fast and Furious-inspired clip shows the “Baby Joon” rapper swerving around the city while dripped in designer clothing. As always, Joony can be seen sharing screentime with beautiful women while they make donuts in an empty parking lot. 

The DMV-bred budding rap star has been making significant waves in the industry over the last few years. His impressive work ethic and consistent output have landed him support from many, including GRAMMY Award-nominated R&B superstar Brent Faiyaz. Moreover, his newest single comes on the heels of his highly anticipated performance at the Broccoli City Festival in Washington, DC. Joony will be sharing the stage with some of music’s biggest stars like Lil Durk, Summer Walker, and DMV legend Wale. 

Over the years, Joony has received acclaim from top outlets like Billboard, Lyrical Lemonade, and DJ Booth. With over 10 million streams collectively to date, the “Say My Name” rapper is showing no signs of slowing down. With Pretty In Black on the horizon, it is safe to say Joony is preparing for a big summer. Be sure to follow him on social media to stay updated on his next moves.

For now, watch Joony’s new cinematic visual for “Drifting In Tokyo,“  executive produced by GRNDZRO Entertainment today!

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Stream “Drifting In Tokyo”:

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Apple: https://apple.co/3N13xtX

Tidal: https://bit.ly/3ygW7yn

Meet grey prince, the fast-rising new artist with a big hit tearing up the dancefloor right now called “cory in ya house,” ready to keep the hits coming with another big hit in the follow-up single, titled “charity.” Released on his own imprint, he sticks to the script and returns to the dancefloor with a clear perspective in what’s next.

For another hit, the San Francisco-based sensation sticks to the same formula as before and provides fans more of the same party tricks that brought them to the dance floors across the globe in the first place. On this track, monks chant over a booming, distorted sub-bass, as crisp snares punch, hi-hats rattle, cowbells ding. Using an almost mocking baby voice, grey prince attacks the beat with rapid, braggadocious, bars naming himself the pope of his own compelling style of rap and production. As the song reaches its halfway point, the beat slows down, and the sub-bass is replaced with rapid staccato kicks.

Outside the production, grey prince displays a wide range of vocals that goes from hypnotizing nassle start to high-pitched natural delivery. Overall, the song is hard-hitting, infectious and, most of all, a bonafide hit. It’s the perfect origin point for newfound fans and the perfect setup for the rising star’s anticipated forthcoming project. Until then, find out more on grey prince and the upcoming project via the star’s social media. After “charity,” if you want to hear more of grey prince, check out the artist’s complete catalog, here.

Available everywhere via own imprint. You may listen to “charity” below.