I guess the cat’s out of the bag. In addition to discussing my relationship with my father and how that’s shaped me, Son of the Beast is influenced by the series My Hero Academia. And because that is so, I figured that it’s only fitting to reference the main character of the series–especially since there are a few […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Logic Delivers on YSIV
Now, I know that folks are still in their heads and feels about Tha Carter V, and I respect that. I mean, we–and Wayne himself–waited for years for that album to drop. And it’s not completely trash. It’s not going to be legendary status (at least, to me). However, it’s not complete trash. Granted, I […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Proz Taylor is Deathproof in New Project
If stuff like Deadman Wonderland showcased Proz Taylor’s darkness, then Deathproof (powered by tracks like “That Good Life“) is a…well, let’s let Dave Chappelle as Rick James tell you. Classic skits aside, the project is somewhat experimental in its approach. As I mentioned in the “Good Life” review, Deathproof takes Proz on a Beauty Behind The Madness-esque […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Corey Lee and Birthday Connect for Stillwater EP
Corey Lee is an artist who should be on your radars, especially if you’re in the market for bars. The Philly artist has yet to make a song or project that I don’t like. That said, his newest work, the Stillwater EP with Birthday, continues this trend. If I had to describe the project in one […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Olumide Becomes "Jump Man" on Latest Release
First things first, happy belated birthday to Olumide. The P.G. County native has always brought flames to whatever he touches, so it’s only right that I talk about his latest release. Olumide is back on SOTBMusic with a song that seemingly channels trap and H-Town rap in the same breath. “Jump Man” is powered by […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Staasia Daniels’ Sultry Voice Carries Her and Her Lover "Everywhere" on New Track
Staasia Daniels has consistently been putting out beautiful music, combining her influences and emotions into songs you can sing along to and vibe with on another level. Her latest track, “EVERYWHERE,” is no different. Seemingly continuing with the person she spoke about on her last release, “Light Switch,” things seem to be going a lot […]
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