Rapper Phil the Voice dropped his music video for “Eye Saw the Son” off his project One.
The album also featured the singles “Ego Trippin’,” “Crickets,” “One Day,” and “American Sniper.”
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1K Phew released a mini-movie for his new single Better Days. The visual is written and directed by Canal Street’s Rhyan LaMarr and stars Yancey Arias, Pat Smith and more. Watch 1K Phew – Better Days below:
GS dropped a music video titled, “The Comeback.” “The store where the video is shot is the exact same store I hustled out of for 5 years,” GS explained. “The exact same ice cream chest and the block he used to sit on. I wanted to recreate what I used to do and apply my new life to the storyline. Ultimately, the moral of the story is the Lord can change anybody and God is dope!” Watch GS Below: Stream the song here.
Life is tough and sometimes our sinful desires look like the only way to survive. Justus insures us in his music video, “Prevail,” that Christians can withstand it all with God by their side. Watch Justus Below: Stream “Prevail” here.
Victorious dropped the “Need You” music video from the album We Are Victorious. Watch Victorious Below:
Nate Rose, Mogli The Iceburg & Vic Sage dropped their crazy track “Tread Lightly,” and the music video just adds to the fire! Listen to Nate Rose, Mogli The Iceburg & Vic Sage Below: Purchase or stream here.
In a recent tweet, the young Reach Records superstar WHATUPRG pointed out that his last two projects, Pleasant Hill and RAUL were originally intended to tell one unified story. In addition to this revelation, RG went on to indicate that there was, in fact, an alternative tracklist for this combined project. With the premises of each of these works appearing so distinct, to understand the concept of this story, one must decipher who both Raul Garcia is, and who he is becoming. This growth is most evidently displayed in following the narrative of Garcia’s brash alter ego, “Lil Holy.” Pleasant […]
Coming off of the success of his platinum album Perception, NF has announced his fourth official studio album with a lead single of the same name. With an anticipated release date of July 26, fans around the world await the Michigan native’s The Search with eager anticipation. Nate Feuerstein has defied all expectations of what is possible for a “faith-based” artist and will have the opportunity to continue to assert his dominance of the hip-hop world as he commences his search. If there is one message that NF has made clear since the smash hit releases of Perception, and more specifically, […]
J. Crum linked up with indie tribe. founder nobigdyl. for his new single, “MADE FOR THIS.” The song was produced by frequent collaborator Tory Hooks. This anthem is all about what owning our calling and walking in our purpose. “Sometimes we hit walls and it can lead us to question if we are really supposed to be doing this,” said Crum. “But you know if God led you to this, He will bring you through it. We were made for these moments.” “MADE FOR THIS” is the fourth song released from J. Crum’s Vigilantes Vol. 1 series. Expect new music from J. […]
Montythehokage dropped his new song “Blessed” featuring Vic Sage and Seni. “Not only is this song a bop but it has real meaning to it. The fact that we are blessed where we currently are. Everyone always chooses to look at the negative side of things, but we hope to shift that with this track. If you woke up this morning saw the sun and took a breath of fresh air you are BLESSED!” he said. Listen to Montythehokage Below:
1K Phew released a mini-movie for his new single Better Days. The visual is written and directed by Canal Street’s Rhyan LaMarr and stars Yancey Arias, Pat Smith and more. Watch 1K Phew – Better Days below:
Davis Absolute dropped his track “end,” which he says will be the “final chapter” of something in his life. It’s also a precursor to BlendTape3 coming in September. Listen to Davis Absolute Below: Buy or stream here.
GS dropped a music video titled, “The Comeback.” “The store where the video is shot is the exact same store I hustled out of for 5 years,” GS explained. “The exact same ice cream chest and the block he used to sit on. I wanted to recreate what I used to do and apply my new life to the storyline. Ultimately, the moral of the story is the Lord can change anybody and God is dope!” Watch GS Below: Stream the song here.
