Month: November 2024

San Diego’s own Fase 1 continues his ascent in the rap game, delivering his fans a powerful new music video for his latest single, “Addicted.” This gripping visual, directed by the talented ChopTheChef, perfectly captures the essence of Fase 1’s authenticity and raw passion. Known for his commanding presence on the mic,The San Diego 1st rounder Fase 1 weaves gritty narratives with an intensity that reflects the real struggles and […]

Orlando, Florida – The 25th Anniversary of The Classics Car Show was an unforgettable event, drawing attention from car enthusiasts, celebrities, and onlookers alike. But it was one man—Maybach Money Marcus—who stole the spotlight, making a dramatic entrance with his impressive fleet of foreign luxury cars. The Cleveland-born mogul and car enthusiast, who has become a prominent figure in the car culture, arrived with a show-stopping convoy of vehicles worth […]

Japanese entertainment powerhouse Avex has strengthened its presence in the North American market through a strategic investment in S10 Entertainment, a joint venture between Brandon Silverstein and Jay Z’s Roc Nation. The investment announcement, made by Avex Inc.’s global CEO Katsumi Kuroiwa at an investor conference in Tokyo, marks a significant expansion of their existing partnership, as S10 continues to demonstrate its industry influence with the addition of Grammy-nominated artist […]

Chrizzy Davis was born Christopher Lee Davis November 3, 1994 in Columbia, South Carolina. At an Early age his family would then relocate and he would be growing up in Monroe, North Carolina where he would be introduced to music early on in life in the hometown of K-Ci and JoJo legendary R&B group of Jodeci. Chrizzy was often quiet and reserved growing up in the hood and no stranger […]

Each year, the Apple App Store Awards spotlight apps that redefine creativity, innovation, and user experience. This year, Moises has been honored as a finalist in the iPad App of the Year category — recognized for empowering musicians with AI-powered tools that transform how they practice and master their craft. Moises: The Musician’s App uses cutting-edge AI to adjust pitch and speed and remove vocals or instruments, creating an immersive practice environment. It’s already become […]

Since Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album garnered 11 Grammy nominations, including Album of the Year and Country Album of the Year, Peter Rosenberg is launching a podcast series exploring the significance of Cowboy Carter with “This Ain’t Texas.” In the trailer, Rosenberg cited Beyoncé as the most important artist of her generation. He also cited Cowboy Carter as “a genre-defining, captivating, and, to some, polarizing masterpiece.” “This Ain’t Texas” will have Rosenberg discuss with producers from the album and […]

Rising as the next breakout rapper out of “The Carolinas,” buzzing South Carolina rap phenomenon Trap Dickey unleashes a brand new single entitled “No Love” featuring BigXthaPlug out now. On the track, tense piano pierces airy 808s as Trap Dickey’s pummeling flow takes hold. His charismatic and catchy bars weigh heavy on the beat, paving the way for a stunning turn from BigXthaPlug. Energized by skittering hi-hats, Trap Dickey pulls listeners into […]

New Jersey has a new musical talent to celebrate: Noah J Giglio. Following in the footsteps of his father, Jigs, who rose to fame at a young age in the music industry, Noah has embraced his inherited passion and skill for music. Combining Rock and Pop into a seamless blend of catchy rhythms and heartfelt lyrics, Noah’s unique sound sets him apart in today’s music scene. His latest release, Jersey Girl, […]

Kid Anansi, a British Ghanaian spoken word artist, has emerged as a compelling voice in contemporary storytelling. His latest self-titled debut album delves into the intricate intersections of identity, race, and culture, shining a light on the nuanced challenges of existing in two worlds. With humor and insight, Kid Anansi confronts the contradictions imposed upon him—being labeled “too Black” in some spaces and “not Black enough” in others. Through his […]