Showing posts with label hustlers anthem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hustlers anthem. Show all posts


Decatur, Georgia rap artist Chang$ hits us with his latest mixtape effort titled Long Way Home that he worked on while on tour in Salem, Virginia. During that time, he was introduced to fellow artists Fire Flame and Q Clouds who started recording with him after vibing and throwing around ideas. They will also be making appearances on the mixtape among other guest features. For Long Way Home, Chang$ pulls out all the stops, showing his range and versatility as an artist. From the up-tempo, trap-infused “Run Up The Check” to the heartfelt “Hearts Make Home” where he gets sentimental about a love lost, he makes it a point to show listeners that he can juggle multiple styles and topics without missing a beat. The mixtape will also feature his official debut single “Do You Believe Me Now” that’s a turn-up party anthem that’s just in time for summer. If you’re looking for music from an artist who knows how to turn up but also offer something chill with a lot of heart, be sure to check out Chang$’ Long Way Home, that’s being released on June 30th.


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Decatur, Georgia rap artist Chang$ delivers the self-directed video for his latest single "Run Up The Check” that follows the day in the life of a young hustler and the obstacles that await him. Shot by GLS, the visual shows a hungry Chang$ who attempts to get money by any means necessary. After he makes a phone call to a plug who decides to give him a chance and put him on, he's faced with a challenge that puts his life in danger. As the plot unfolds, we learn that things aren’t always what they seem. “Run Up The Check” was directed and written by Chang$ himself and shows his range not only as an artist but a creative. Hopefully, this won’t be the last time we see him take the reigns as a director. Aside from the video, the song itself is an up-tempo trap-infused street anthem that will definitely put you in tune with your inner hustler. If you’re in the mood for something dope with an entertaining storyline, check out the video for “Run Up The Check” today. 



“Run Up the Check” on Youtube 


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Time for a gangsta groove. “Only thing I wanna do is hustle...” Backed by a jubilant, yet malicious key progression; Nanoon’s new, banging “All I Wanna Do” will undeniably rock your new year. A stark clap cuts into the mix every three steps, adding a rhythm to the 808s and hihats that is utterly irresistible. Nanoon himself is certainly dedicated to turning out an anthem; spitting stories on the mic about his surrounding street life, yet escalating ambition. His rhythmic, narcotic flow seizes the instrumental; and this alone leads to a radio-ready, mainstream-trap hit. Yet, when chaperoned by Nanoon’s lyricism and storytelling, the potential of this record suddenly unfolds. Not only are you getting a club-charged banger from this DMV rapper; but you’re likewise getting a taste of the Washington, DC streets as he knows them. On “All I Wanna Do”, Nanoon holds nothing back. Upon playing this titanic, trap offering, all you are going to want to do is hit repeat; and keep this gangsta groove going as long as you feasibly can.



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 Reminiscent of late 90s/early 2000s Cash Money, and other Southern staples of the time, is Thuggizzle’s “Get Cha Hustle Up”. Your speakers will be rocked with a clean, nostalgic bounce at the drop of this record, complete with horn hits and organic trap drums. To emphasize his devotion to the sound, the Texan spitter even attacks the beat with a sick, Dirty South flow. It is pure and raw, the way Thuggizzle dips in and out of the pockets of this instrumental, casting bar after bar with impressive delivery. Certainly, “Get Cha Hustle Up” channels the energy of classic Lil Wayne, with Thuggizzle pairing an unstoppable flow with menacing metaphors. The result of that equation is a trunk-rattling, Cadillac-slamming banger. You have not heard the quintessential, Dirty South sound revived better than you will on “Get Cha Hustle Up”. Undeniably, with this record, Thuggizzle makes his Hip-Hop forefathers proud; and proves dangerously problematic for the new school of rap.




“Get Cha Hustle Up” on Spotify



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Real recognize real. Jas Sizzles is back with another hard hitting single titled "Trapstar Anthem". This one is for the hustlers and hood cats who get it out the mud. Checkout the animated visuals that tell a story of drugdealing, snitches getting stitches and doing the money dance. Follow Jas Sizzles' growing movement today.



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“Out here grindin’, strivin’, tryna make a way...” the crawl of haunting piano chords guide into Hustle Gwop’s thesis; and after the SPLIVOFBEATZ drop, the full force of his single is unleashed. It becomes evident that “Make A Way” will be one of the most anthemic records emerging from the streets of North Carolina the moment its two titans begin trading bars. For two minutes and fifty-four seconds, Hustle Gwop, and his guest, Dirty Nickels, bludgeon the track with raw, tenacious lyricism. They float the gallop of kicks, 808s, snares and hihats with testimonies to their inextinguishable wills to survive. By any means necessary, the duo make it unquestionably apparent that they will thrive. As long as there is breath within their bodies— the very same breath that carries their street-worn, ravenous deliveries, Hustle Gwop and Dirty Nickels will always “Make A Way”. That attitude harbors an infectious energy. One that will jump from your speakers, lunge into your brain, and possess you to do the same.




“Make A Way” on Spotify




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Bags, on bags, on bags! On-the-verge Oakland, CA artist, Kioi Ayize, delivers a certified trap banger with his new song titled "Tamagotchi Bag". The outcome is a new-age hustler's anthem packed with with soulfully sampled undertones and an ear-catching hook by Nessy The Don. Enjoy the single and follow Kioi Ayize's growing movement today.


"Tamagotchi Bag" on Youtube




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The homie Bizeeee aka 4eZ just dropped off the ultimate trap anthem of the year!!! Get in tune with the Charlottesville/ATL artist's unpredictable delivery and upper-echelon production. Then peep the press release below and follow the growing movement today!

Bizeeee or "4eZ" as he is called, is at it again in the kitchen, after his most recent release of the self entitled project "4eZ". He brings you the first exciting, and energy packed track single, from his album, entitiled "Looking for it", the track itself is a mixture of torched flows and renaissance art with a tad of the greatest seasoning available to the ears.

Biz sounds like no other artist out, and tends to switch his flows depending what the beat tells him, and how he feels at that current mind state. Biz is one of the dopest engineers coming out of Virginia, also a vivid savy photographer with alot of celebrity clients, and credits such as Future, Young Thug, Mike Epps and alot more.

Be looking for the "4eZ" album this winter, we won't ruin the suprise, but the album itself will have a few features from some of industries top current artists. Bizeeee is a artist to be watching all the end of this year and 2019.


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After a long hard day of grinding, making plays and bustin' jugs, you can really work up an appetite. At "Benny Hunnas" rising hiphop artist, Yung Flash and award-winning rap heavyweight, Young Dro, spend their hard earned dollars on nothing but the best. The original, Benihana is a popular asian fusion restaurant that serves only the finest and freshest cuisine. Yung Flash gives a energetic performance with different rap flows over an rhythmic uptempo trap production. "Benny Hunnas" is a dope metaphor that makes for the ultimate hustler's anthem, putting the bag over everything! 

RackedUpMJ "Benny Hunnas" featuring Young Dro audio is going viral as it has been featured on Worldstar Hip Hop, Hip Hop Overload, "WTHML7" by Dj MLK and "Litty in the City 4" by Dj Tokars. Video coming soon! Directed by @7visionz.




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You know how the saying goes.. Every king needs a queen, and every boss needs a "BO$$ B*TCH". ATL, Hiphop heavyweight, B.L.K, is back with another certified banger for the streets!!! Taker$ Ent brings you fresh visuals to the hit song "BO$$ B*TCH" expertly directed by Hoodrich Films. Follow B.L.K whipping a luxurious Bentley while escorting the 1st lady to conduct business, to shopping, and to the gun range. The song is the official ode to ever hardworking, independent woman taken care of their business -hard, blood, sweat, and tears- while still keeping it classy. Get more familiar with B.L.K below and join his growing movement today.

BLK CEO has led the way as an executive producer, writer, and now as an artist himself. As the Hip-Hop culture continues to give birth to new talent, few up and comers have the lyrical capabilities and delivery that BLK CEO possesses. It’s just something about the rhythm of BLK CEO’s flow—the way he phrases his intelligent rhymes—turns his voice into an instrument. Drawing comparisons to T.I. Young Jeezy, and Trick Daddy it’s easy to understand why a buzz has been created. Stepping onto the music scene in early 2005, BLK CEO formed his own independent music label by the name of TAKER$ ENT.

BLK CEO is a singer-songwriter from Summerhill in Atlanta Georgia. Growing up in Atlanta Ga. Life as a youngster wasn’t easy for BLK CEO. Influenced by the streets, BLK CEO became a product of his environment at a very young age. BLK CEO is an indisputable Hip Hop Force from the streets, and in the studio. Self-Reliant, Self-Determined and Entrepreneurial BLK CEO is quickly proving to the streets of Atlanta, Florida, Texas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Minnesota, Alabama, and soon the world that he is a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. With ambition, fortitude, and street smarts BLK CEO is quickly rising to the top of true Hip Hop royalty.




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After watching colorful new visuals for trap anthem titled Know About Me or "K.A.M", you will gain insight into the creative mind of on-the-verge Fort Worth, Texas hiphop artist, J'Moris. Listen as J approaches a triumphant SupaMario slapper with the street sophistication of a young T.I and cleverly executed punchlines of a 2 Chainz. "K.A.M" gives him the platform to place himself on a higher level compared to other newage hiphop that you hear out there today. Learn more about the rise of J'Moris and follow his growing movement today.


J'Moris, born in Ft. Worth Texas, was raised in Hillsboro Texas. As a child he always found himself drawn to music.

Being a Southern Native, He grew up listening to and being influenced by Southern Legends such as, Scarface, UGK, Chamillionaire, and other great Texas artist. He was also heavily influenced by the styles and lyrics of East coast rappers. Over the years he learned to combine the witty lyrics with his southern style, thus creating an unique flow.


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Dynamic duo, Ron Oneal & SV Skee (otherwise known as OandS4ever) strike as new-age progenitors of cocaine rap. They have a repertoire consisting of thumping, drug-induced bangers; and that rep is only magnified with the release of the latest single, “Kilo”. “Kilo” is an ode to hustling; complete with an addictive chorus and narcotic instrumental. 808s slide smoothly across the bassline of this record, surrounded by hats, claps, and a menacing synth-key arrangement. SV Skee, through a syrupy surge of autotune, raps within the hook “They just want the money from the Kilo”, letting you know exactly where his and his brethren’s priorities lie: getting rich. And the only thing more guttural than the ambition for winning, is their delivery on each of their verses. Both emcees attack the beat in a blend of aggressive snarls, and ravenous rapping, showing that this song can not only be felt in the club, but likewise on every block in the country. Especially the Lower East Side, Manhattan ones they hail from. With the way “Kilo” is blowing up thus far, thanks as well to the visual they recently released, these brother New Yorkers are about to find themselves pleasing an entirely different clientele.




“KILO”



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