Celebrate Jefe Replay’s legacy with “Sips Tea” & “Foreign Exchange” from Proper Finessments. A heartfelt tribute to the Boston rapper, gone too soon.
Celebrate Jefe Replay’s legacy with “Sips Tea” & “Foreign Exchange” from Proper Finessments. A heartfelt tribute to the Boston rapper, gone too soon.
New tracks from Donelle Valentine’s “Odyssey,” Jay Waves’ “The Marina,” and more kick off your week with R&B, rap, and trap vibes.
Tyler Loyal’s “The Mourning After” captures a hungover haze with a clever twist—a blunt bank voice says, ‘You have zero dollars.’ Raw, relatable, and replay-worthy, this track shines. Stream it on Spotify, Apple Music, or Amazon Music today!”
Jayda Pink’s new single “Splash,” dropped on February 20, 2025, is a slow-paced, rhythmic anthem of confidence, fashion, and wealth. Hailing from Phoenix, the rising artist delivers bold vibes with lines like “I’m a queen, no crown, still reign,” making an unapologetic impact in 2025.
Voletta Wallace, mother of the Notorious B.I.G., passed away at 72 on February 21, 2025, in Stroudsburg, PA, of natural causes. A former preschool teacher from Jamaica, she co-produced the 2009 biopic *Notorious* and founded the Christopher Wallace Memorial Foundation. Her quiet strength leaves a lasting legacy.
For independent artists and bands, forming an LLC is a game-changer. Picture this: a lawsuit from a festival gig gone wrong targets your personal assets—your savings, car, even your home. With an LLC, your business takes the hit, not you. This legal shield offers flexibility for solo acts or groups, tax benefits like write-offs for gear and travel, and peace of mind. It’s not just smart—it’s essential for protecting your art and your future.
South Carolina rapper Mook TBG’s 2022 trap song “Peeping Out The Window” blends street energy with melodies. The chorus encourages boldness, while the verses highlight Mook’s success, vehicle collection, and hustle. The production features 808s and hi-hats, creating a gritty atmosphere. Mook delivers authentic Southern rap with personal lyrics.
Drake’s lawsuit raises concerns about limitations on artistic freedom and music censorship. The case questions defamation, deceptive practices, and potential industry impacts, possibly leading to self-censorship among artists. The outcome may redefine creativity in hip-hop amid legal concerns.