Making Use of Sounds In Creativity

With her sophomore album sounding like a continuance of her stance as a diva with standards and as such one who won't be treated as less, Summer is still over her sentimental feelings and steadily encourages her partner to do better as she sheds every inch of her feelings in her soulful and vocal manner with production textured to her taste.

Ransom and Rome Streetz deliver justice to an impressive tape engineered with hard hitting productions that are suitable for the element of true hiphop. With vast years of experience in skill, technique and content of rap, both musicians purposely de-mistify the crux of vivid and honest story telling

Celebrating a post,modern Afro classic album ❤️❤️

Love is war or war could be out of love, however you view it, the underlying truth here is action necessitated and Prettyboy won't be left out of that sphere. If it's not being a vocal activist against the realities he faces as a young individual in Nigeria,he's comfortably a sideman who derives joy and pleasure in frolicking around infidelity. With his 3rd musical package out as a limited play, D-O showcases his talent as he extends his musical gifts out of the box and shows reasons why he should be a name not forgotten in the Afro-pop/fusion mix

Grafh is an artist well endowed with the lyrical ability and technique to propel him to global dominance. Rapping shoulder to shoulder with hip hop star groups like Dipset and nods from well known rappers like Drake, his discography speaks volumes. His new tape is a continuous showcase of his skill, with the collaboration of Legendary producer and Dj, Shay (RIP), Grafh's lyrical semblance emerges but the image is not exactly bright

Since 2009, Afro hip-hop Emcess Ghost and Tec of the Show Dem Camp rap collective have fused their message with conscious lyricism from a political landscape(Clone Wars), drifting towards alternative appeal with serene instrumentals and laid back delivery (Palmwine Music). A fusion, which has solidified their place as unique doyens of the Afro musical scene, see them re-emerge -after an ear-marking, splendid 2019 prior to a turbulent 2020- in full force with an album sticking to the core of their musical craft. With a lengthy streaming tracklist, both rappers dish in their bags of contents and produce gifts of lyrics ordained in advice, political consciousness, technique, range and positive messages.

Lloyd Banks, the punchline king known for his heart piercing lines and unique delivery takes us on a soulful, hearfelt journey on this album as he expresses his feelings on betrayal, loss, pain, belief and accomplishment. It's been 5 years since he dropped a project and 10 years since his last album, but the pen still remains as strong as ever.

YSL deliver a broader scale of content than the first as the sequel tape shows strength and cohesion in contemporary sound and production.

Hus Kingpin is known for tales of the gangster lifestyle portrayed with witty lyricism in his songs, here he takes a different turn describing his need for love, romance and the ever yearn for erotic companionship.

Peruzzi's most recent album Rum N Boogie sees a creator soar high in musical output as expected from the onset.