https://youtu.be/nLEmhhfvuJY It takes hard work to make it in the rap game, and MegaTron is one of the most relentless artists in Colorado. His latest song and video are proof that the work ethic is paying off. The song itself, White Huarache, is a high energy rap clinic that has MegaTron spitting circles around an... Continue Reading →
It’s not easy to get started in the music business, especially as a young artist. From late nights recording to building the necessary connections, there are a multitude of behind-the-scenes steps that must be taken in order for an artist to reach even mild success. Some artists fizzle out from the pressure, while others embrace... Continue Reading →
We are proud to announce that we have a new collaboration with the Denver based political & hip hop podcast Politickin’ With Eddie. Our first conversation is with Denver MC and activist Kent Washington, who has been making his presence felt in the city by being on the frontlines of protests and speaking out against... Continue Reading →
One of the hardest working artists in Denver, MegaTron has been dropping high quality music for some time now. His most recent single, 2 Minutes & 30 Seconds, is a showcase of his skills behind the mic as he tears through the beat with pointed lyrics and a solid flow to match. Coming in at... Continue Reading →
With the world in disarray, it can be nice to come back to some new music in order to make things feel a bit more normal, but even the music scene isn’t immune to COVID-19’s impact. The Denver-living, Queens-born artist Leintz recently dropped a song that’s definitely worth a listen, and has an interesting backstory... Continue Reading →
It's rare to find an artist who can skillfully navigate creating an entire album from scratch, but Spectre is the kind of artist to do just that. From the production, to songwriting, to the catchy vocals and masterful mixing/mastering, Totality is undeniably Spectre's most complete work to date and it's clear that he is more... Continue Reading →
The east coast is where hip hop was born, so naturally there's a lot of talent to be found. Lil Shayne, half of The Black Sox, shows that New Jersey has some heat of its own with Sink Or Swim, a 7 track project that is full of bangers.
The white floors glistened as clearly affluent guests wandered from the entrance of the hotel up to their rooms. Before even meeting him, one thing was clear; Q Da Fool has reached another level. While only 20 years old, the DMV artist already has accomplishments under his belt that many vets in the game have yet to achieve. From signing to Roc Nation to performing on a nationwide tour with Shoreline Mafia, Q has been making a name for himself thanks to his raw and real musical style and aesthetic.
Expansion and growth are integral aspects of Denver culture at the moment, and they have created a mindset that has helped grow the burgeoning hip hop scene in the Mile High City. One of the most prominent members of this freshly formed community is Ramond, a Denver native who has seen the city bend and morph into what it is today. While some people have found uncomfortability in the rapid growth, Ramond has embraced the change and is looking to bring that frontier mindset with him as he expands his sound and audience.
With Denver's hip hop scene progressing at a torrid pace, it can be difficult to know who to pay attention to and who is going to stick around for the long haul. RAMOND is definitely one of those artists. His new tape SEEDS is a perfect example of his abilities which include excellent wordplay, strong lyricism, and poignant topics. Full of personal and introspective themes, SEEDS provides a look into the mind of RAMOND and allows listeners to feel his joys, pains, and everything in between. The album deals with insecurities and successes with honesty, showing a depth of emotions that give a detailed look into RAMOND's journey and future goals.
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