I got this one in my email from indie artist Jpaulished (which I assume is pronounced like “Jay Polished” so correct me if I’m wrong) after he read the piece that Joe from The Artist Guides did regarding submissions (Reading is fundamental). “Top Down” is a pretty chill track about riding on the girl who […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @IDK Takes on Gucci for HELLO PT. 3 Freestyle
IDK is underrated, but he always delivers. That’s really all you need to know about him, if you want to keep it short and sweet about the DMV representer and HXLY TRiBE leader. However, it seems he’s not stopping until everyone stops using the “underrated” title when referring to him. This time, he gives us […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @EsoXoSupreme Delivers "Martina" Visuals
(FROM ARTIST REP) Portland R&B artist Eso.Xo.Supreme is starting off the year with a bang celebrating the release of his official music video “Martina.” Produced by #The80’s and appearing on his recent EP, Lonely Ghost, Eso continues to raise the bar with every visual he drops giving his listeners a look at the man behind […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @DudeClayy @TrippyDezzy & @NellzGC Give It To You 2 Times on New Track
New music from Baltimore’s Dude Clayy. This time, he’s linked up with collaborator Nelly GC and SOTBMusic newcomer Dezzy to deliver a pretty hard-hitting “fucker’s anthem.” It admittedly took me a couple of listens to get into this, because it has a real radio-ready feel to it. That’s not a bad thing, but neither Dude […]
Read moreSOTBMusic Presents: @TheArtistGuides’ Tips To Getting Your Music Posted to Websites and What to Do Afterwards
In 2018, I want to do things a bit differently for SpeedontheBeat.com. Yes, we’ll still do #SOTBMusic and PA and (maybe) WIRTB and all that fun stuff. That’ll never stop. But, I also want to use my platform to help others get on elsewhere. So, with that in mind, I reached out to Joe Coad […]
Read moreNew SOTBMusic: @BrainRapp Says This All Too Shall Pass in New Visuals
Brain Rapp’s been on a roll. That’s really all I can say about the DMV (both in residence and affiliation) artist. “This All Too Shall Pass” feels very much like his “1-800-273-8255” and I’m definitely here for it. Both videos (and songs) talk on touchy issues (depression, suicide, hopelessness, and all those sorts of things), […]
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