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Glane X Drops Two New Tracks

The words Glane X gives us on these two songs are honest but don’t judge their listeners or the people Glane refers to. Instead, Glane becomes a combination of a reporter of things he’s seen and an eyewitness for things he’s been through himself.

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Kecs Dbeats Presents “Blow the Trombones”

A throwback sound that still feels fresh, Kecs Dbeats’ “Blow the Trombones” is a track that grabbed my attention.

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Cuezy and J. Henry Present the Smooth “As Good As It Gets”

Throwback vibes, evergreen message.

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Rich Bout-It and Guce Warn Those Who Want to Test: Don’t “F.A.F.O.”

Don’t F around, or you will find out.

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Proclaim and LaRussell Want to “Start Again”

I love when hip-hop transcends all boundaries. However, I also appreciates when it acts its age. Proclaim gets incredibly personal on “Start Over.”

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JUNii Teams with Kaelin Ellis for “jinx!/weplayedthegame”

JUNii is a Detroit-born artist who blends the relatable, highly honest nature of DOECHII with the general swagger and flow of an artist from a forgone era. Specifically, JUNii reminds me of artists like Missy Elliott. But JUNii makes that energy her own and distinct.