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Kahlil Simplis details a toxic romance on new tape 'Safehouse, Vol. 1.'

November 29, 2021
Malvika Padin

LA musician Kahlil Simplis details the obstacles faced in a toxic romance on new project Safehouse, Vol. 1., exploring his past relationships, rooting himself in the present and looking towards…

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Emilio Rojas releases new fiery track, "What you Expect," off his EP, '4-Pack Fridays, Vol. 1'

June 30, 2021
Margaritë "Magi" Camaj

Emilio Rojas officially releases a powerful track "What You Expect" off of his 4-Pack Fridays, Vol. 1 EP— filled with an intriguing production boasting surprising flute work, snappy sounds, and an impeccable…

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Kota the Friend announces new album series with 'Lyrics to GO Vol. 1.'

January 6, 2020
Gregory Castel

On Friday morning, Manhattan-based rapper Kota the Friend announces on his Instagram that he will be kicking off an album series with Lyrics to GO, Vol. 1. The project is set to come out…

Kahlil Simplis details a toxic romance on new tape 'Safehouse, Vol. 1.'

Emilio Rojas releases new fiery track, "What you Expect," off his EP, '4-Pack Fridays, Vol. 1'

Kota the Friend announces new album series with 'Lyrics to GO Vol. 1.'

Bekka Dowland shares uplifting and profound single "Be A Little Kinder"

Lexa Gates finds clarity in the cracks on 'I Am' [Album Review]

Quarters balance precision and grit on double single release “Perfect Word” and “Headlight”

Tenroc’s “Playlist” is the motivation boost you need to start the year

[Video] BUNNIES share visceral visuals for kaleidoscopic track "Homunculus"

J Consult : Transforming hit music into a bankable financial asset

Antania signs with Soundworks Direct Japan as futurist death metal takes hold

Moises "MO" Santizo introduces fresh concept of experiencing interviews through vinyl

Origins Inconclusive partner with DiscoverNü (DNÜ) marking new chapter for UK emerging artist culture

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022