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M.I.T.M. (Remix) ft. Jae Skeese
In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, collaborations no doubt often lead to record breaking tracks that captivate audiences and set trends. “M.I.T.M. (Remix),” featuring the talented artist Jae Skeese, is a testament to the power of collaboration within the genre. Take a moment and stream the song below
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Tha Banks Are Outta Money feat. Devin Nu Phlo
“Tha Banks Are Outta Money feat. Devin Nu Phlo” is the first track on Heat Up The Streets, the new album by the duo Ray Porter & Marty B. The song has a chill, laid back and calm tempo to it – which brings back 80s and 90s memories with a background flute which creates…
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Introducing the Captivating Genre of Hausa Rap as it Transforms Nigerian Music Scene
Hello there, welcome to yet another day at the HQ! It has always been nice having you at the other end of the screen. I hope this article finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to introduce you to a captivating and unique genre of music called Hausa Rap. Hausa Rap,…
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13irthmark – BEDROOM HEAVYWEIGHT
BEDROOM HEAVYWEIGHT is an energetic sounding song with electric guitar and hard bass done by 13irthmark, an American Rapper. This song gives a fun dancing vibe with nothing short of a background club scene in a movie. The featured artist keeps the song interesting with the different delivery of accentuated flows. It was released in…
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Taiti-D – Tension
Artist: Taiti-D Song: Tension Nationality: France
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Elcamino Releases BSF Debut Album ‘They Spit On Jesus’ & “New Bills” Video Ft Benny The Butcher @elcaminosway @bennybsf
ELCAMINO RELEASES BSF DEBUT ‘THEY SPIT ON JESUS’  ‘THEY SPIT ON JESUS” FEATURES APPEARANCES FROM BENNY THE BUTCHER, INSPECTAH DECK, HAVOC, ARMANI CAESAR, JANSPORT J, LOVEBOAT LUCIANO & FUEGO BASE ‘WATCH “NEW BILLS” VIDEO FEATURING BENNY THE BUTCHER ‘THEY SPIT ON JESUS’ IS NOW AVAILABLE! ELCamino’s versatility sets him apart from his peers. Lyrically, he…
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