Ciryl – Heal Me

The second single from the upcoming Rapzilla 2020 Freshmen EP, “Feelin’ Like” features God Over Money’s A.I. The Anomaly, J. Crum & Thomas Iannunci. The track is a feel-good celebration of life with a catchy chorus and the vibe of a sunny day drive with the top down. This song and the rest of the EP is produced by Arrow. Co-produced by Blaine Stephens. Click here to Stream or Buy the song on any platform. Listen to Feelin’ Like below:

It’s been three years since we’ve had an album from KB. I’m really stoked to hear what he’s been cookin’ up, and while I feel like we can always expect something nice to come from anything he creates, I’m ready to dive in and take a closer look. For those of you unfamiliar with my bar exams, I am sharing all of my notes from my true first listen to the project. I provide in-depth thoughts and commentary on anything from flows, rhymes, beats, creative direction, track placement, and concepts. Let It Reign – Starts with a chipmunk sample of […]

Bridgewater dropped the single “Tidal Wave” featuring Lawyer Turner. Let us know what you think of the track. “When life seems to overwhelm us, it is easy to forget that there is true hope in Christ. This song was created to remind all who hear it that God’s love can cover our sins, shortcomings, and our doubts fully and provide comfort and assurance when we need it the most.” Listen to Bridgewater Below:

Trutha switches up the vibe with his new single, “Lock Me Down” produced by KT Beats. Trutha raps about feeling put into a box by many over the years and how God has helped him to step out his comfort zone. This song is a reminder to never let anyone box you in as a Christian or tell you who you are in this world outside of God. Listen to Trutha Below:  

A-Ram released “Forever” featuring Jackie Legere. Let us know what you think in the comments. Listen to A-Ram Below:

Affected by some of the poor decisions made in his past, 21-Year-Old Bay Area Native DaeShawn Forrest tells a story about his former hardheaded and rebellious behavior on his new single titled “Naive.” Scarred by the memories of moments where he knew he could have done better, DaeShawn admits in his song that he, “Couldn’t filter out the wrong voices.” And while looking back on the obvious opportunities he had to make the right decision and decided not to, DaeShawn describes those times as moments where he, “Dropped a touchdown pass wide open.” “Naive”, produced by DaeShawn Forrest himself, serves […]