New SOTBMusic: @quirome Comes with a New Sound on "Dead Eye"
You may remember last year that I discussed Quirome’s project Apartment D5 on a recommendation from Reyna (a/k/a “The Nude Queen“). This one is a complete 180 from that project. That’s all I’ve got to say. There’s a certain swagger-meets-revelation that comes with “Dead Eye,” his latest track. It’s dark and utilizes Auto-Tune heavily. However, there […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @seeSHREVE Delivers an Elevation on Lost Love Found
I got to this one yesterday on my sick day (don’t ask), and I’m like “yes! New C.Shreve the Professor.” So, I do what I must. I vibe with it and take it all in like a big toke of musical marijuana. This high, however, it’s different that what we typically hear from the Asheville, […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Brockton Artist @itsCADET Drops "TFY"
Brockton, MA artist Cadet hit my inbox a few days ago with this one. As I’m just one man–and, as such, things sometimes slow when I’m not 100%–I’m just getting to it now. Apologies in advance. However, it’s something that pulls positive energy from the death of XXXTentacion and asks listeners to “think for [themselves].” […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @IamLatrellJames Talks About the World in "Today"
You may know Latrell James’ voice and bars, but never knew who he was. That’s where I was until I got to put two and two together and say “oh, snap. He’s the ‘Good Goes Around’ guy.” However, there’s more to Latrell than catchy jingles, as his discography showcases. The Boston native has been consistently […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @newmantsa Delivers Some Postcards
North Carolina’s Newman dropped two loosies recently and wrapped them up into a nice bow called Postcards 002, as part of his Postcards series of tracks. Check out the first collection here. The duo of tracks in 002 are different from the first iteration, as they have a J. Cole meets KIDS SEE GHOSTS feel to them. […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: Let’s Talk @serpentwithfeet’s Debut, soil
When I say Baltimore is full of talent, I mean it. From the Inner Harbor up to that border between Park Heights and Pikesville, Baltimore has a lot of potential as an artist hotbed. With that said, let’s talk Baltimore-born artist serpentwithfeet. He’s classically-trained with a mix of gospel, alternative energies, and traditional R&B in […]
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