Directed by Matt Beecraft.
Muneshine drops new music/visz of his collabo with producer Oddissee. “Two Way Street” is off the “Odd Spring” album and his own upcoming mixtape “Making Magic”.
Cuts by Dj Sonik.
Deejays you get the radio and instrumental.
Muneshine “Two Way Street” (DJ Pack)
Previously: NEW MUSIC: Muneshine “Grown Man Rap” (Prod. Muneshine)
Directed by Waffles & Beats.
Music and visz from B. Magic, Noyz & Spooks – “The Breakfast Club”.
Produced by Dusty Loops.
Preview HERE!
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Halifax by way of St. Lucia rapper Kayo Guevarra drops “Apologies For The Wait”, mixed by DJ Little Row. This is definitely an ambitious attempt to converge the sensibilities of hip-hop with the vibes of the Caribbean. Peep the kid’s story below:
Music is what feelings sound like; and every once in a while, you come across someone who’s feelings speak fluently. These people sometimes hail from the most unlikely places; like the Caribbean island of St. Lucia.
Kayo (Kayo Guevarra) is no exception to that rule. Born into a loving family of five, Filbert ‘Kayo’ Salton grew up in the relatively middle class neighborhood of Ciceron in St Lucia. However, the area was ironically surrounded by a more impoverished environment. Through that living environment, Kayo became aware of many different facets of life at an early age.
Kayo has been honing his talent from the age of 12. He started out just writing poetry, but as he matured, so did his innate ability to paint vivid pictures with words and portray his thoughts and emotions through them. Often considered a ‘golden child’ to music in the Caribbean, his style is a unique one, fusing a raspy, edgy yet melodic voice with intensely potent lyrics and a hint of Caribbean flavor.
Kayo is a rare commodity coming out of the Caribbean. Although hip hop is a fairly popular genre among the islands, it is not one that is frequently and successfully practiced by the people themselves. This made his journey much harder and all the more interesting.
After attaining a tremendous level of success in his homeland, St. Lucia, and expanding his reach to the other Caribbean islands, He felt like he needed to transcend his music to a broader audience.
He then packed his bags and headed to Canada to pursue his career as an artist, while also working towards his degree in Marketing. He is currently attending St. Mary’s University. He is quickly becoming a hometown hero and a prodigy in the city which he currently resides.
Download HERE!
Siiiick!
Full deejay pack for what has been on repeat for the entire week:
SonReal feat. Tona “Dr. Dumb It Down”.
Produced by Superville.
Deejays you get the Main, Radio, Instrumental and Acapella.
Off the upcoming “Where’s Waldo” project hosted by Peter Parker
Previously: NEW VIDEO: SonReal feat. Tona “Dr. Dumb It Down” (Directed by Dane Collison & Byron Wilson)
Beat Merchant on camera for the first time??? Don’t get addicted bruh. Lol!
Nate Russ from Big Mouths meets up with Juno Winner Beat Merchant and they talk production, big ass ladies, Boi-1da, JD Era, new projects, Dairy Queen and more.
New joint from Cori Green. DJs you also get the Acapella and Instrumental.
DOWNLOAD: Cori Green – Newer Step
DOWNLOAD: Cori Green – Newer Step (DJ Pack)
Previous: NEW MUSIC: Cori Green – Step Out On Love (DJ Pack)
Previous: VIDEO: Cori Green – 081808 Commercial
Download the full album HERE!
Elaquent’s full length “Persona” album dropped earlier this year but I only stumbled on it while getting info for the Homegrown song that I posted this past Friday (which he produced). Who says there isn’t traditional hip-hop searching and digging involved in digital life?.
Artist: royceBIRTHSong: Love Pg.2 (from the album, theREBIRTH)Produced by: royceBIRTH for Third Charm Media/L.O.O.P.Fresh off theREBIRTH (available on iTUNES) album, royceBIRTH switches gears with the track, “Love Pg.2” (theREMIX). Backed by a smooth instrumental mixed with the raw boom bap, Royce tackles the issues of traditional love and everything that comes along with it. Just listen….
BOOKING INFO:Nick Williams (Third Charm Media)
Frank Dukes goes from winning The Red Bull “Big Tune” competition and making beats for GFK to being his tour deejay and getting mad exposure in the process. Peep footage of the tour with nuff jokes and embarrassing moments for some fans who obviously have no idea how life’s moments of idol worship translate virally.
“Oh no, you got the nipple” .. Geez, smh.
Shouts to Jay Dev on the heads up.
Previously: NEW MUSIC: Lloyd Banks feat. Eminem “Where I’m At” (Prod. Boi-1da) + “Sooner Or Later” (Prod. Frank Dukes)
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