Kimara Lovelace & Soul Café: “I Love You More” – an immaculate soul ballad
“I Love You More” by Kimara Lovelace & Soul Café is an EP that contains 3 tracks - a R&B Soul version, a Club Mix...
Timothy Carnahan: “Don’t Let the Rain Fall” – an ode to a friend
The death of a friend or loved one can sit with you like a dark cloud for months or much longer. As you wait for...
“Thoughtwork” by Fraction & Finsta is essential listening!
From the opening track of the album “Thoughtwork” by Fraction & Finsta you know you are listening to an outstanding piece of work. In order to...
Royalti Virtue rise above the noise in support of each other!
With more new record labels being launched than ever before, standing out from the crowd is crucial to success. But if great music doesn’t necessarily...
Omar Bowing: “Already Missing You” an impressive musical arsenal
An air of incisive examination permeates Omar Bowing’s lyrics, on his latest single release, “Already Missing You”, and the way he confronts inner doubts and...
Rastaman Byr: “Rasta Music” – a conscious caretaker of the genre!
Having started in music professionally around 96' in Martinique, after two brief passages in France Rastaman Byr aka Bhy2r concentrated on the Caribbean, more precisely...
Mike Ray drops his New EP “February”
The mix of Soul, R&B, and Trap influences offered On Mike Ray’s latest EP release, “February” is daring, and the songwriting oscillates smartly between the...
Skaa: “Old Habits” – an alternative path for hip-hop
Astounding! Skaa has blessed us with a bunch of modern classics during the last few months. From the beats to the lyrical content his music...
RMZ Keez NataS Moves Toward A Higher Level of Consciousness
Some people think that it doesn't take all that much to be a rapper: a decent vocabulary, interesting wordplay, and most importantly, an unflappable amount...
A-Thug: “I Stay Prayed Up” – An inspired writer with a distinctive vocal presence
Despite what image the moniker A-Thug, might put into head, most of his songs contain depth that most rappers don't explore. In sharp contrast to...
