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September 27th, 2016
Remekedzi - We Be All Winning (Original Mix)
The 18-year old proves he's talented beyond his years on this slick Hip-hop / R&B hybrid track that's all about getting on top.. The airy keys are reminiscent of the Scarface soundtrack and offer the impression that somewhere a dynasty is taking place. It's not time to talk global domination quite yet, but the future looks bright for Remekedzi and if he keeps cracking out releases such as this he will most certainly find success.
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September 26th, 2016
Aodan ft Khadijah Lopez - Honey & Sugar (Original Mix)
Anybody up for some Deep Dancehall? Although the genre may not technically exist, AODAN's recent release "Honey and Sugar" would fit perfectly into the category.
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September 22nd, 2016
Sprove ft Sexi Lexi - Role Model (Dirty)
Turn up the bass and get ready to learn all about Sprove. The massive beat lays the foundation for this talented rapper to let it all hang out as he covers a variety of subjects pertaining to his dream woman. Judging by the swaggadoucious lyrics and extra fine detail, one would have to guess that Sprove is having a good time right now.
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September 22nd, 2016
Jimmy Javier - Prime Time (Dirty)
Jazzy, funky and ready for the big show. This grooved up hip-hop jam will have you high stepping from Tallahassee to the ATL. Jimmy Javier spits gas all over the track and makes sure to include plenty of throwback references that will surely be appreciated by those who remember 'Neon Deon' as more than a well dressed pundit.
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September 21st, 2016
Dekoi - Say Goodbye Stay With Me (Original Mix)
We're delighted once again to feature Dekoi. This one is a grooved up and funky version into the chiller side of house music. Crank it up at any pool or beach party and it will sync harmoniously with the good feelings of warmth and emotional wealth. Get ready to lazily glide into the sunset with this one. Just make sure nobody splashes the decks!
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September 20th, 2016
The Real Dmt & James Avatar - Fatality vs Security (Dirty)
It's a crazy world we are living in. With all that's going on it's easy for everyone to retreat and self-segregate. But in order to solve these issues we need to integrate and communicate. The Real DMT and James Avatar kick prospective from the view of caucasians who feel the issues of minorities and wish there was more they could do.
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September 16th, 2016
Houston Kendrick - Sinking Sand (Dirty)
It's a jungle out there. And if you've watched enough adventure movies, you know that quick sand will stop you right in your tracks. Although you might not be Indiana Jones, or Lara Croft, you've probably got someone or something that is performing the same function...
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September 11th, 2016
Barzo - You (Original Mix)
Barzo brings the funk with a throwback instrumental tune that may have an old school vibe, but will surely please folks in 2016. Groovy keys wobble as they tango next to the main guitar track that along with the the vocal keep this wonderful collection of live instruments moving forward. Stay tuned for the plucky synth that kicks in for the second verse. It adds color, depth and just a little more swag factor.
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September 10th, 2016
Mr Jukeboxx - Life Support (Original Mix)
This one is deep. Really deep. Mr. Jukkeboxx comes from Nigeria, which may feel like a world away from many. But the themes and lyrics in his amazing original tune "Life Support" will hit very close to home for many people.
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September 8th, 2016
Nate - Time Of My Life (Clean)
Just like the media coverage that seems to currently focus the lives of just two people while millions are making news everyday, having a listen to the radio might make you feel that all hope in soulful music is lost. Well, the good folks at dope only will not let the funk die, and their recent release "Time Of My Life" is a testament to the fact that they still care about genuine sound.
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