South Florida's very own "Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel" look to introduce Florida and the world to "Project X." The hip-hop charged pop duo recently released their album "Project X" on June 1st, 2018. The album is available for purchase on the group's website and is available for streaming on all major platforms.  The song “Cook It Up” is the album’s second single, a music video for the single was released to YouTube on April 13th, 2018. Promotional efforts combined with touring is planned to promote the single and the album overall. The group will be performing in The Big Apple on July 29th and then performing at the Atlanta Fashion Awards on August 5th. A full itinerary can be found on the group's website.  "Prince Peezy & Lala Chanel" have been described as a "hard-working group ready and willing to lead the coming age of the indie artist." The hip-hop/pop duo have performed at notable events and venues su

Meet "IAM_PHI" Nashville's Up And Coming Artist   Orignal article link  Nashville, TN has a diamond in the ruff. This diamond is currently being dusted off and prepared to shine. Indie recording artist "IAM_PHI, " has been building his presence in the underground hip-hop circuits, new to the game he isn't. But, as with anything, there are levels. "IAM_PHI," has always held a skillful title in the art. Now he is showing his skills in business and marketing with the recent success of his single "Lie To Me."  Released on November 24th, 2017 "Lie To Me," has seen a bit of success across the streaming platforms and garnered "IAM_PHI, " quite a following. The single was accompanied by two other single releases "Still Not Free," released on October 27th, 2017 and "Blocka," released on November 23rd, 2017.    All three singles were set to promote and introduce the artist's EP &quo

Detroit, Michigan native and rap/soul artist, “Props” is a rising star who is setting his sights on making an impact in the music industry.  Skoli of Skope magazine described him as a “young emcee from Michigan who is gearing up to do big things in the industry." He is currently promoting his upcoming single release “Cold Blooded.” Scheduled for release in September of 2018. Props was born Cornell Mark Howard in Detroit Michigan on December 21, 1972. He attended Martin Luther King Elementary School and Muskegon Heights High School. Props started doing music as a hobby which led him to pursue a deeper interest in developing his talent. He states, “as I grew, family changes and new living, I concentrated on and was attracted to the music of the 80’s Hip Hop genre.” Props cites some of the artists who most influenced him as Rakim, Nas, 2Pac, Chef Rae, Dead Prez, Straight Hip Hop, and most importantly Essences. To date, Props has released and streamed music from Sound Cloud

 Chicago r&b artist Brandon James had a great year in 2017. The success of his album “The Divine Collection” released last fall and the followed success of his single “Love Rising,” has put him center stage as one of Chicago’s leading independent acts. Now Brandon looks to build upon that success with the upcoming single release "There She Goes." The single is set for release on August 3rd, 2018, with advanced copies available on Amazon Music as of July 11th, 2018. The release will also feature the single "Love Rising," released as a single in music video format only earlier this year. Links have been provided for the public and media to view the video for "Love Rising." Radio and media can receive a copy of the video or  E.P's audio per request.   Chicago native Brandon James was born "Brandon James Foster". He states that he "started doing music as an outlet for depression early in life. I wasn't very popul

1. Where are we talking from today? Self Destruktion aka Marcus Rawles straight outta the WestCoast Los Angeles Ca 2. How is 2018 treating you so far? Up on up music great been creating and changing the Hardcore Hip-hop game is the aim through the works of Destrukion 3. How did you get involved in music? Started loving music since a younger man I have been blessed to been around legendary artist such as Tom Petty my grandmother was the house manager of this great man and I learned alot about music from him as well 4. When did you make music a priority? Once I seen how my music started getting recognized by people and started getting acclaim for my talents 5. What inspires you daily to write & record music? The relaxation and fun I have of creating a beautiful artform 6. Name 1-2 highly influential musicians that you listen to & respect? Tupac Shakur & Ice Cube  Tom Petty 7.  When it comes to how the music enthusiast listens to your album do you prefer

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Where are we talking from today? Denver, Colorado. How is 2018 treating you so far? It’s been really hectic and exciting professionally. I’ve published my first novel, three albums of original music, and about 40 YouTube videos on my channel. How did you get involved in music? I was a musician by the time I was six. My mother was a professional violinist so I was surrounded by it my whole upbringing. I took piano lessons as a kid, then played the viola for eight years, and then started singing and playing the guitar later in high school. When did you make music a priority? College was when it became more than something I was required to do. I knew I wanted to be some form of artist and music was something I’d grown up doing, so I started writing songs and poetry. After I decided I didn’t want to major in english, I decided to major in music because I didn’t like other people telling me how to write. What inspires you daily to write and record music? I think pla

1. Where are we talking from today? Brooklyn, NY 2. How is 2018 treating you so far? With a baby, band stuff and starting a new job it’s been utterly nuts but also amazing! 3. How did you get involved in music? Music first hit me when I heard the guitar solo in Let it Be (the album version with the solo that comes in hot) when I was around 10. The tone, the bends, the feel, the attack — I didn’t know what those things were at the time but it blew my mind. 4. When did you make music a priority? After college I played in an amazing band called Willie Mays Haze that was going for it but never went anywhere, because that is what happens in this industry and with life. And so I went to law school but am now trying to bring music back into the fold with this band. 5. What inspires you daily to write & record music? It’s the most fun and satisfying thing in the world; like solving a challenging math or logic puzzle only you get to be creative and add harmonies and