This month, Joe Coad II talks something every artist can use a bit more of: marketing. When I was out and about as an artist, I approached things pretty DIY and grassroots until my last few projects. Then, I began reaching out to people–online and otherwise–to help me market my projects. And it helped, specifically […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @ToniiiMoreaux Remixes Roll In Peace
Toniii recently came onto my radar with “Anything Goes.” With this remix of Kodak Black and XXXTentacion’s “Roll In Peace,” he’s seeming like he’s here to stay. He took the track and, in some ways, made it his own. Throwing in some pretty hard bars and a flow that rides the beat well, Toniii creates […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @BreezeMantana @ShortsVanity @PhillzJackson and @OaklinWinthrop Say No Slacking on New Track
If you know me, you know I love bars and boombap. Seems like my buddy Joe Coad II knows me quite well, since this one is heavy with the bars and the ’90s street rap vibes. Breeze and his cohort on this one give me chills with the bars and the production is dope as […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @LexRaps Loves The Vibes in New Jam
Mississippi rapper L.E.X. hit my inbox with this one. It’s smooth as hell and may make you want to smoke something to ease your mind. However, since I don’t do that, I’ll just take a shot of my chai tea and vibe with the melodic onslaught L.E.X. puts on it. It’s funky and old-school while […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @K1NGELJAY Says Cheers to the Competition in New Visuals
First of all, I’m mad that I missed out on Second Page when it first dropped. K1NG ELJAY always drops some dope lyricism and I was fiending for some bars in December 2017. Nevertheless, if you’re in the mood for bars and self-relating material, check out the project. Better yet, here’s the Bandcamp link. I mean, […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @seeshreve Goes Downhill in New Visuals
I’ve got some new visuals from C.Shreve The Professor’s DLTR album (if you haven’t already, check it out at the link provided). The story behind this video is an interesting one, as Shreve and his director QWYK set out to create, edit, and release the video in 24 hours. What we get is a pretty abstract video […]
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