Young Chariz has a new project due soon called True Story. One of the songs presumably off of it is the newly released “In Ya Mouth”, featuring Iamsu!. It’s straight forward-borderline-pedestrian song about sex. If ya like your rap with a little bit of raunchiness over a materialistic yet catchy beat, then you may be interested in this one.
The Far East Movement have given Sidney Samson the reigns to switch up another one of their songs. This time, it’s the title track to their upcoming album Dirty Bass. It’s more electronica heavy than ever, with the vocals from FM used more as sound effects rather than full verses. Go ahead and blast this song and fist pump, I’m sure you want to.
Here’s some Hip-Hop music from the other side of the country – the West Coast. Bambu has a guest spot on a new Otayo Dubb song called “A Lil More”, off OD’s Cold Piece of Work. The Beatrock family collaboration is a dope upbeat track with a similar video to match. There’s something about organ sounds and Hip-Hop that seems to always work. You can DL the Maxi version of the single for free, here.
Video by Northbound Films
Director: Jordan Ching
Director of photography: Lorenzo Escalante
Cinematographer: Jerome Palencia
Assistant Director: Sharonda Grant
Actors: Angela Smead and Charles Brinton
Shot at John Colins in San Francisco
The same fellas that comprise the Belly Out Squad’s side project, Visual Audio (C-Note & JShep), have released another new collaborative joint with Ctru. It’s called “Beautiful Life” and is a laid-back, Summer appropriate song that you can add to your playlist for free. Between Belly & Super, it’s good to see the Northern Virginia Hip-Hop scene stay active on the regular now.
Here’s the 2nd episode of Away We Happened, the crowd-sourced choose-your-own-adventure online video series by production group, Wong Fu. Victor Kim & Jen reprise their roles as the lead characters, picking up where the last episode left off via the majority’s vote. Paul Dateh scored this episode.
“So Silly” has already been floating around the net for a year now, but Jasmine V has posted up some In-Studio footage of the recording of the song featuring Tyga. From the sound of it, the track is a pretty decent Pop/R&B song that wouldn’t be out of place on the radio. Jasmine has hinted at the possibility of a music video for the song – potentially giving it that extra promotional push.
Fans have been waiting a long time for some new Jhene Aiko content. As a hold-over and a bit of fan-service, she’s posted up an unfinished demo of a new song called “2 Seconds”. The track has got a lot of promise, and we can’t wait to hear a finalized and polished version of the R&B song. You can check it out for yourself, by downloading it for free, here.
Hopefully the rest of her new material will get here sooner, rather than later!
Andrew Huang is another artist that is going the crowd-sourced route for his next project, Love & Desolation, and he’s chosen IndieGoGo as his fundraising partner. But by now, you should know not to expect the status quo from an artist like Mr. Huang. The Youtube sensation also known as Songs to Wear Pants to plans to release a new project album done completely in the style of 80′s pop. It’s un-apologetically synthy, Poppy, and cheesy. Crazy to believe the 80′s were 3 decades ago! The other especially noteworthy factor is that this will be released in vinyl format – that’s right, vinyl. Interested in being a part of this? Head over to IGG for more info!
The west coast representative rapper known as Alexander Spit is planning to release a music video for his song, “Facemelter”. We first heard the track off his These Long Strange Nights project (from October of last year), and it appears that he’ll be dropping a set of remixes to the single concurrently with the video. Don’t worry, we’ll be sure to keep you in the loop so you can prepare to have your front of your head droop and shift from the heat.
As part of a new MYX show called ‘Mashbox’, Youtube star Megan Lee got to sit down and chat with another big musical entity, the trio of Korean-Americans known as Aziatix. It’s a fun little watch for the uninitiated, and they offer a glimpse of life behind the scenes including all the gifts they receive from their fans. Who knows? Maybe young Megan will find herself on the other side of the proverbial table in the not-too-distant-future!
