Dream In Color, a masterpiece of musical genius, El Vow is pure talent with an even bigger heart for his family. Filled with steam from his extensive touring, he finds time to release one of the best underground EPs of this quarter. A great blend of latino vibes, southern slurs and uptempo productions. A native from Fort Worth, Texas also known as Murdaworth, he finds a better way to turn his circumstances into a golden ticket. A loving family man, who has the passion and fight of a lion.


You will love his new EP from start to finish. It’s hard to list a few songs to keep on instant repeat because all 7 of these songs hold their own potion for your soul. I do request you give this project a few listens for the culture as his music will do your soul the ultimate justice. Before I conclude this review, I want to express that the blend of genres displayed on this project is created with strategy to wheel you in. Plus El Vow formerly went by DJ Vow, so he has a very defined ear for real music and articulate outlook on real music.


This project has fusion of great vibes from El Vow, just in time for the chill season. Join El Vow’s world today by streaming his new EP on all streaming platforms.


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Dream In Color EP

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JMO Radio Show hosted by Slim is the realest, most raw and uncut radio show in Las Vegas, NV. JMO, which stands for Just My Opinion, brings you nothing but the real with live interviews from some of your favorite artists, CEO’s, entrepreneurs and everyday people. Playing nothing but the best of underground  Hip Hop and R&B music. 

Guests are free to be themselves and express their true opinion because JMO Radio Show is a non judge zone. JMO guests play games like “Stop or Go”, “Who you tappin”, “Make MiMi laugh” and “This or that”.


JMO Radio runs 24/7 as an officially licensed radio station but the main show, hosted by slim airs Thursdays from 7 – 8PM PST. JMO Radio Show is available on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Mixcloud, and more.

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What is your name and what city do you rep?

Terry Bluez out of Waco, Texas.

Tell us about your latest releases, what inspired you to create them?

I used to make music as a form of expressive therapy. Everything was so deep and serious, almost depressing. Until I realized, "Nobody wants to hear that shit!" After years of failing as a rapper, I shifted my creative storytelling abilities into film and later comedy. As I began to see more success as a comedian than a rapper or filmmaker, I just stuck with it. Once COVID hit and my stand up tour got put on halt, I tried to figure out a way to create funny content and keep my momentum going. I did a quarantine rap challenge for a friends podcast and ended up just rapping about jacking off too much and made a video about it. It was something people found funny and entertaining so I decided why not keep on doing this as part of my comedy. Now I'm out here "Just Doin $Hit". This project "Just Doin $Hit" was really just jokes I had that I couldn't do on stage. Don't take any of this project or me seriously as a rapper.

What is unique about you and your music?

I am NOT a rapper. I'm not even a musician. I'm not here to be the best lyricist or the hardest gangsta. I'm here to entertain with humor. I'm a comedian who just happens to rap well. My music is just stand up jokes in rap form (Punchline for Punchline).

What shaped your music? 

Everyday life. Just like my stand up, my music is a combination of my personal experience and worldly observations with a twist of dark self-deprecating humor. I am inspired by artist like BFB DaPackman and Lil Dicky who don't take themselves too seriously and have created a lane for what I consider Comedy Rap.

When did you realize you were going to make music professionally? 

Like I said, this ain't my profession. I'm not seeking a record deal or major rap tours and shit. Naw, music for me is just to supplement my comedy. I mean yes, I am trying to create a new revenue stream and open that comedy rap lane up, but I am a comic first.

What type of music do you listen to? 

Rap, Hip-Hop, and random white people shit when I am around them.

What inspires you to write music? 

My favorite artist out now is BFB DaPackman. His bars are hard and hilarious. I listen to him more for inspiration, like you can be yourself and be funny with rap and as long as you are genuinely yourself, people will gravitate to it.

What do you do when you don’t do music (creative or otherwise) and that you are passionate about?
 
Now that we are in a Post-Corona era, I have been back on the road with stand up comedy. I produce and host live comedy shows throughout my city and also tour throughout the country (was touring, hoping everything picks back up soon). I also am a filmmaker by trade, currently working on a documentary. I just really enjoy telling an entertaining story in any artistic medium I can.

Happiness to you is… 

Freedom. Money can't buy happiness, but being broke can't buy ANYTHING. Happiness to me is the freedom to create what I want, when I want and not worry about being cancelled or how I am going to feed my family. Whatever dollar amount it takes me to reach that point, I'm good.

What do you wish you were told when you first started making music that you think would help artists just starting out? 

Nobody wants your mixtape! Nobody cares how dope you think you are! Nobody owes you anything. But if you stay consistent, work on your craft, and build a budget to invest in yourself, you just may make enough to not need that 9-5 anymore.

Tell us about your upcoming projects...

Right now I'm working on dropping videos for every song of the "Just Doin $Hit" EP. Videos for 'No Diss, Respect' and 'Only Fans' are out now. The video for "Kung Flu' drops early November. You can pretty much expect a new video every month and a new EP every 6 months until somebody take notice.

Where do we find you music / music projects?  

Hit me on the interwebs:

Any last words for the readers?

I spent 30 minutes trying to think of a joke to end this interview with.....Yea....I got nothing. 
College is a scam. Dropout of school while you still can.


What is your name and what city do you rep? 

I was born Michael Allen. My artist name is Living Legend but for short, I go by Legend. Due to the military My hometown is Killeen, Texas. While the rest of my family is from Chicago 


Tell us about your latest releases, what inspired you to create them?

Well most recently I released a project called Pre-Game. Which is going to be the first E.P. of a 4 part series. The project is all about the turning up over the weekend. To be free and release the stresses from a long work week.


What is unique about you and your music?

I can honestly say I sound different from everyone. There’s not an artist in the game that sounds the way I do. Also, I’m not afraid to let my producer side over shine the artist in me. For me it’s all about making the best song in the moment.


What shaped your music? 

Everything. Growing up in a Christian home I wasn’t able to just listen to “worldly” music. Instead I had to listen to a lot of classical, gospel, old school r&b. So when I was finally able to listen to want I wanted to. I would listen to any and everything I could find . From heavy metal to rock, pop , house , techno just about anything you’d can think of except country. (LOL)


When did you realize you were going to make music professionally? 

This was actually a long time coming. I’ve always liked music. I Even joined the choir as a kid. But I was always holding myself back because I never wanted to be a typical black guy who happens to rap.

Fast forward in my early 20s I ended up meeting a guy who loved to make music ..so we got along right away, and I would go hang out with him everyday, and just watch him make beats. So one day we’re chilling and he asks me if I wanted to learn how to make a beat and I said YES.  The rest is history, I’ve been making different types of music ever since that day.


What type of music do you listen to?

Everything just depend on my mood. I could waking up listening to anything from the GAP band to Living Colour ...from 2Chainz all the way to Kenny G. I be jamming, It’s all about my mood though.


What inspires you to write music? 

I like to write about my days and what I’m feeling in the moment. I tend to bottle up my emotions and explode . So, writing is my way of getting it out. I can release my feelings and through my pen I’m able to spin a web of my consciousness into a song. And I do this strategically so that you not only hear the music but you feel it. My goal is to stimulate you to a point where someone could see hear and touch my words.


What do you do when you don’t do music (creative or otherwise) and what you are passionate about? 

What can I say , I like making money and living life to the fullest. I’m always looking for new ways to make money, spend it and enjoy myself. 


Happiness to you is… 

The ability to enjoy the moment you in 


What do you wish you were told when you first started making music that you think would help artists just starting out? 

I wish someone would of told me that It’s a marathon not a sprint. Pace yourself. Mental and physical health is important. I say that because I tend to over work myself on my music. Working all night, waking up getting right back to it for weeks, just made me burn out and lose my inspiration. Which in turn kept setting my releases farther and farther back. I’ve learned that balance is key. So now I’m able to work on multiple projects and continue progressing without feeling burnout. 


Tell us about your upcoming projects...

Well I released Pre-Game which is part 1 of a 4 series Ep, around early summer and I’m about to drop “The Party” this Month October and lastly I’ll be releasing “The After Party” and “Recovery” which are still TBA.


Where do we find your music / music projects? 

You can checkout my music on iTunes, Spotif,  Lum, SoundCloud  And YouTube. 


Any last words for the readers?

Yes(side note) ...

I have an Sock Website I just starting a few month ago  called ApparelLegend.com for all my sock lovers.


 

"Wet.” The hip-hop/rap fusion delivers an anthemic production with feel-good instrumentation, soothing vocals, and a groovy bassline driven by an infectious guitar riff. The emotion-drenched vocal adorns the instrumental that shines at every turn.

Connect:

https://twitter.com/mista_epik?lang=en

https://www.instagram.com/mistaepik/?hl=en

https://open.spotify.com/artist/1hjPwLudYW1lRGJzXdQ0wM

https://www.facebook.com/theonlymistaepik

 

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Desmond Durham known by his stage name Summer47, formerly known as Sonny DaVinci, Is a Songwriter/Rapper from Dallas, TX.
 
Growing up in a home with his Grandmother, Mother and Sister's he was drawn to other Genres before gaining an interest in Hip Hop.
 
He grew up in a 1 parent single home, but his father was very much active in his life. Summer47,lived the street life, gang violence and other things that made him overcome adversity.
 
Although,Summer47 experienced these things he tends to touch on a variety of subjects like: Teen Pregnancy, Suicide, Depression, Oppression, Rape and other subjects that he sees with what's going on with people close to him and in the world.
 
Summer47, began to take a love for Hip Hop/Rap at the age of 9...while catching a glimpse of Eminem & hearing his first album.
 
His older brother (Arthur Iggo) started teaching him the proper way to write and had him write constantly to learn his craft.
 
Although, Summer47, can not sing he still writes R&B and Pop songs. He on occasions sings on his own songs.
 
His Influences include but not limited: Eminem, Jay-Z, Lauryn Hill, Andre 3000, Aaliyah, Tamia, TLC, Sam Cooke, Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, Marvin Gaye, Ottis Redding, Arthur Iggo, Kanye West, Dr Dre, Nas, Beatles, Nina Simone, Etta James and many more.
 
Connect:
Twitter: @TheSummerof47
Instagram: summerof47

 

Life has its own complexities and its own brand of duality. Just like a ferris wheel, there are times when one is on top of the game, and there are also times when one hits rock bottom hard. For Confetti Da Reala Soulja, the horrors and pains of his past are long gone. And the light of the present and music are his for today and many more days to come. Labelled as the central star of his agency, Soulja or Benjamin LeBlanc, his real name, is a celebrated figure. He has even earned the nickname, Gangsta Entertainer widely due to his influence in the industry and his brand of music. However, the things he has enjoyed today did not come at the flick of the switch nor for a few months only.

 

As they say, there is always light in darkness. And that was what Confetti Da Reala Soulja exactly found. He turned his life around and slowly purged himself from harmful substance use. He fell in love with music and committed himself to professionally record his craft. Instead of wasting all his potential, he spent a lot of time perfecting his craft for music. His drive and sacrifices he made after everything that has happened in the past eventually bore fruits.

The fruits of his burning passion for music were everything for Soulja. In the pursuit of his success, he rose into greater heights as he became the main face of Sho-TimeTV. Currently, He is a bona fide professional rap artist. Confetti Da Reala Soulja has become a guest in a handful of radio stations across the United States. He has appeared in radio stations in New York as recent as February this year, just days before the pandemic became what it is today. He has also been a great figure in video shoots and has been in lower-level recordings. Behind the success of Confetti Da Reala Soulja is Karine Sho-Time Thomton. Thomton has endorsed Confetti to gain shows in radio features.

 

Despite his blindness and struggles recently, Confetti Da Reala Soulja will not let these adversities stop him. He continues to record music in Texas, join interviews and shows, and is allotting his time to take care of his children. LeBlanc is also aiming to get in a major publication. The marketing genius is primed to appear in movies too. Apart from making music, Confetti Da Reala Soulja will join the cast of PPRESSED 2. The VERA EDWARDS Films will be directed by Ricardo Cordero. Sho-Time TV will also be dropping an online DVD magazine featuring the rapper. “Wrong Number” is the latest single released by Confetti Da Reala Soulja. Aside from that, he has also released singles “Rap NASCAR” featuring Ready Murl, Treasure Hunt and Unda Boss. Both tracks are heavily leaning on the trademark of every hip hop track. He has also released The Best of Confetti Da Reala Soulja. The album is slowed and chopped by DJ Red. Truly, his effort, skill, and talent brought him where he is now ‒ the pedestal he has dreamed of. The career he has built years ago paved the way for the life of comfort and joy he has achieved now.

Connect:

Instagram: Confettidrs

Website: https://shotimetv.com/confetti-da-reala-soulja

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/01rpGqKWvdJFZNPvpsB29A

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/confetti-da-reala-soulja?ref=clipboard